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The Holderness coastline
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How long is the Holderness coastline from Flamborough Head to Spurn Head?
The Holderness coastline is
61km
long.
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What are most cliffs made of and what are these cliffs exposed to?
Most cliffs are made of boulder clay and are exposed to powerful destructive waves from the
North Sea
during
storms.
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How
does erosion operate in Holderness?
The
soft boulder
clay is easily eroded.
Great Cowden
erodes 10m/year.
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How does mass movement operate in Holderness?
The
boulder
clay is prone to slumping when wet. The water acts as a lubricant making the cliffs
unstable.
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How does transportation operate in Holderness?
Prevailing winds from the
Northeast
move sediment Southwards. Rapid erosion means there is plenty of
sediment
to support this process.
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How does deposition operate in Holderness?
Where the
ocean
current meets the outflow of the Humber River, the flow becomes turbulent and
sediment
is deposited
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Where are headlands and
wave-cut platforms
?
At Flamborough Head, the
cliffs
are made of
chalk
which has lead to the development of erosional landforms.
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How
much has the Holderness coastline retreated over the past 2000 years?
Over the past
2000
years the coastline has retreated by
4km.
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How many villages have been lost to the coastline retreating?
30
villages have been lost.
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How fair is the Easington gas terminal away from the cliff edge?
Easington gas terminal is
25m
away from the cliff edge.
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How much of the coastline is protected by hard engineering?
11.4km
of the coastline is protected by hard engineering.
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What hard engineering strategies does Bridlington have?
Bridlington is protected by a
4.7km
sea wall and
timber groynes.
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What
hard engineering strategies does Mappleton have and how much did it cost?
In
1991
, 2 rock groynes and a 500m long revetment was built. This cost
£2
million.
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What is the eastern side of Spurn head protected by?
The eastern side of Spurn head is protected by
groynes
and
rip rap.
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What is Easington gas terminal protected by?
Easington gas terminal is protected by
revetment.
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