Perry Ledge
Perry Ledge is a reef west of Ringstead in Dorset, England.[1]
The ledge consists of limestone dating from the Jurassic period and is exposed at low tide.[1] It is located close to Bran Point.
References
- ^ a b Perry Ledge Archived 2013-01-27 at archive.today, JurassicCoastline.com Archived 2011-02-02 at the Wayback Machine.
50°37′51″N 2°21′42″W / 50.6308°N 2.3618°W / 50.6308; -2.3618
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Jurassic Coast
- Orcombe Point
- Sandy Bay
- Straight Point
- Otter Cove
- Budleigh Salterton
- Danger Point
- Ladram Bay
- High Peak
- Sidmouth
- Salcombe Hill
- Weston Mouth
- Branscombe
- Beer Head
- Beer Quarry Caves
- Beer
- Seaton
- Pinhay Bay
- Monmouth Beach
- Ware Cliffs
| Chesil Beach | |
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| Isle of Portland | |
| Weymouth |
- Furzy Cliff
- Jordan Hill
- Bowleaze Cove
- Broadrock
- Redcliff Point
- Black Head
- Osmington Mills
- Bran Point
- Perry Ledge
- Ringstead
- Ringstead Bay
- White Nothe
- Chaldon Hill
- Bat's Head
- Swyre Head
- Scratchy Bottom
- Durdle Door
- Man o' War Cove
- St Oswald's Bay
- Pinion Rock
- Dungy Head
- Stair Hole
- Lulworth Cove
- Lulworth Ranges
- Purbeck Monocline
- Bindon Hill
- Fossil Forest
- Mupe Bay
- Arish Mell
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