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Seaton Sluice Harbour


The harbour at Seaton Sluice was built by Sir Ralph Delaval in c.1660, to ship coal from the developing coal mines in the area. It extended the natural harbour formed by the Seaton Burn. In 1690 a sluice gate was installed to build up a head of water to wash out silt from harbour.[1] The harbour was enlarged in the mid 18th century when the 'New Cut' was built. The harbour became the focus for industry, including a glassworks, a brewery, brickworks and a quarry.[2] The last shipment of coal was in 1861, superseded by deeper harbours for larger colliers in Blyth & Newcastle. The harbour is in use today for fishing and leisure boats.

Seaton Sluice Grade II Listed 1660
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BASIN, SLIP AND OUTLET WALLS AT SEATON SLUICE - List Entry
- "Harbour walls, originally constructed c.1660 by Sir Ralph Delaval, with later alterations and repairs. Squared stone. Revetment walls with various iron mooring rings. At landward end of basin are the …
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Seaton Sluice harbour (Seaton Valley)
- "Sir Ralph Delaval built the harbour at Seaton Sluice in the 17th century. It was large enough to take 14 ships, and was built to ship coal from the developing …
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List number: 1303571
List grade: 2
Keys to the Past HER: N11980
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ33627676

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