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UK Physical Landscapes
Bournemouth
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Reasons for management:
> Coastline would
erode
at a
metre
a
year
> Beach is important for
tourism
(Makes
£413
million from tourism)
> Current grounds not effective at stopping
longshore drift
>
3114
home at risk from
collapsing cliffs
Measures taken:
>
3
phases costing
£50
million
> replace
53
groynes
> 3 lots of replenishment,
5
years apart
Positive resulting effects:
>
Beaches
= increase in
tourism
=
9000
jobs
Negative resulting effects:
>
Conflict
: locals vs construction
>
Conflict
: residents want safety vs area look good for tourists
>
Starves Barton-On-Sea
of sediment, casing more erosion
> Groynes only last
25
years