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- Whale_Chine abstract "Whale Chine is a geological feature near Chale on the south-west coast of the Isle of Wight, England (the Back of the Wight). One of a number of such chines on the island created by stream erosion of soft Cretaceous rocks, it is a narrow and steep coastal ravine dropping 140 feet through Lower Greensand rocks from clifftop farmland to Chale Bay.Its name probably originates from the Wavell family, owners of the nearby Atherfield Farm between 1557 and 1636. It is reached from a car park on the A3055 coastal road, where a stream running parallel to the cliff takes a right-angled bend to descend to the beach. Access down the Chine to the beach is sporadically available via wooden steps, but is currently impossible due to their destruction by coastal erosion. Despite the steps forming part of a footpath and legal Right of Way (footpath C34, Chale Parish), the Isle of Wight Council refuses to repair them, stating that "major structural works at great expense would be required to make the path safe for use with no guarantee that such works would be a permanent solution." They have been inaccessible to the public since at least 2005 and subject to a "temporary closure" since then. Descent to the beach at Whale Chine is by some 126 wooden steps (closed since 2005). The cliffs here were formed in a lake about 100 million years ago, and are famous for their fossilised oysters, ammonites and lobsters.Whale Chine was the location of the wreck of the cargo ship Cormorant on 21 December 1886.".
- Whale_Chine thumbnail Whale_chine.jpg?width=300.
- Whale_Chine wikiPageExternalLink PPA69,M1.
- Whale_Chine wikiPageID "18702576".
- Whale_Chine wikiPageRevisionID "490873437".
- Whale_Chine bridge "Whale Chine".
- Whale_Chine caption "Whale Chine on the Isle of Wight".
- Whale_Chine downstream Ladder_Chine.
- Whale_Chine downstreamText "East".
- Whale_Chine float "right".
- Whale_Chine hasPhotoCollection Whale_Chine.
- Whale_Chine label "Whale Chine".
- Whale_Chine latDeg "50.603031".
- Whale_Chine latDir "N".
- Whale_Chine lonDeg "1.338614".
- Whale_Chine lonDir "W".
- Whale_Chine place Isle_of_Wight.
- Whale_Chine position "above".
- Whale_Chine structure "Around the Chines".
- Whale_Chine upstream Shepherd's_Chine.
- Whale_Chine upstreamText "West".
- Whale_Chine width "250".
- Whale_Chine subject Category:Chines_of_the_Isle_of_Wight.
- Whale_Chine point "50.60305555555556 -1.3386111111111112".
- Whale_Chine type Chine107654538.
- Whale_Chine type ChinesOfTheIsleOfWight.
- Whale_Chine type Cut107653394.
- Whale_Chine type Food107555863.
- Whale_Chine type Matter100020827.
- Whale_Chine type Meat107649854.
- Whale_Chine type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Whale_Chine type Solid115046900.
- Whale_Chine type SpatialThing.
- Whale_Chine comment "Whale Chine is a geological feature near Chale on the south-west coast of the Isle of Wight, England (the Back of the Wight). One of a number of such chines on the island created by stream erosion of soft Cretaceous rocks, it is a narrow and steep coastal ravine dropping 140 feet through Lower Greensand rocks from clifftop farmland to Chale Bay.Its name probably originates from the Wavell family, owners of the nearby Atherfield Farm between 1557 and 1636.".
- Whale_Chine label "Whale Chine".
- Whale_Chine sameAs m.04gpwm4.
- Whale_Chine sameAs Q7990495.
- Whale_Chine sameAs Q7990495.
- Whale_Chine sameAs Whale_Chine.
- Whale_Chine lat "50.60305555555556".
- Whale_Chine long "-1.3386111111111112".
- Whale_Chine wasDerivedFrom Whale_Chine?oldid=490873437.
- Whale_Chine depiction Whale_chine.jpg.
- Whale_Chine isPrimaryTopicOf Whale_Chine.