South Coast Harbours 1698 report by Edmund Dummer and Thomas Wiltshaw
	Beaulieu, Hampshire: [Beauley] 'river'; mouth of the Beaulieu River at Lepe, running into The Solent. SZ4398; sheet 196
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	Beauley.
What its Condition is	Is a River of somewhat less Consideration in Degree than Bussleton, But of large indraught, good Tydes, and fair Depths at low Water; 'tis about 4 Miles from the Mouth of it to the Town of that name, Tis also convenient for Building small Schipps One of the 4th: Rate hath been built about a Mile below it, at a place Comodious and Safe.
	museum inventory notes and transcription of the chart
	chart features and comparison with Collins chart of 1693
	summary relating to this harbour
	See also the Southampton pages which relate to this harbour.
	South Coast Harbours 1698 report by Edmund Dummer and Thomas Wiltshaw