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Hodbarrow Outer Barrier


Hodbarrow Outer Barrier is an extensive sea wall built between 1900 and 1905 by the Hodbarrow Mining Co. Ltd. to protect it's iron ore mine from the sea. This was built after the earler inner wall had been breached by the sea in 1885 and 1898, flooding the mines. Hodbarrow Lighthouse was built on the outer barrier. After it's closure in 1968, the mines were flooded. Today, the barrier forms Hodbarrow Lagoon and is part of the RSPB Hodbarrow Nature Reserve.
Haverigg 1905 Hodbarrow Iron Ore Mines (1850 - 1968) Hodbarrow Lighthouse Steel Green, Haverigg
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25-tonne concrete blocks, close up

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Steel Green, Haverigg

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Blockwork of the Outer Barrier

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Mechanism for Sluice Gates at Hodbarrow

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The Outer Barrier, Hodbarrow Nature Reserve

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Date stone on the Outer Barrier, Hodbarrow Nature Reserve

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View to the Outer Barrier

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Hodbarrow lagoon

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Hodbarrow Nature Reserve

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Millom Adventure Exploring Hodbarrow

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Hodbarrow
- "...This coastal lagoon and grasslands, located on the site of a former iron mine, support breeding terns, ringed plovers, redshanks and oystercatchers. You'll also find great crested grebes nesting on …

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Hodbarrow Lighthouse
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Hodbarrow Lighthouse
- Overview Map Hodbarrow Lighthouse (also known as Haverigg Lighthouse) is built on the Hodbarrow Outer Barrier sea wall, near Haverigg. It was built by the Hodbarrow Mining Company in 1905. …

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