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South Coast Harbours 1698
report by Edmund Dummer and Thomas Wiltshaw |
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Beaulieu, Hampshire:
[Beauley] 'river'; mouth of the Beaulieu River at Lepe, running into
The Solent.
SZ4398; sheet 196
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transcript of text pages
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Beauley.
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What its
Condition is
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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.
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museum inventory notes and transcription of the chart |
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chart features and comparison with Collins chart of 1693 |
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summary relating to this harbour |
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See also the Southampton pages which relate to this harbour. |
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South Coast Harbours 1698
report by Edmund Dummer and Thomas Wiltshaw |
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