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Chesil Beach

Chisel Beach is a ridge topped with shingle stretching from West Bay, where it is at the foot of East Cliff, then: to the west leaves the cliffs forming an arch as it reaches the Isle of Portland.
Chisel Beach appears to be a barrier formed from the sea bed by south westerly tidal surges which is occasionally: over-topped, notably the hurricane of November 1824, and storm surge of 13th February 1978.
A natural tombola joins Portland with the mainland at Weymouth, which had natural lower points than Chisel Beach,: and has been widened and dredged to form a permanent entrance under Ferry Bridge from Portland Harbour,; ensuring that Fleet Lagoon, remains tidal, providing sheltered marine environment between Chisel Beach and; the undulating coastline back ten miles to Abbotsbury where Chisel Beach leaves the original coastline.

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