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local maps (pdf)
Easington to Filey Brigg
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representations and comments
Asken Ltd with John Chatterton Associates (2015)
Risks to potential future coastal path users on the Holderness Coast
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Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment (RCZA), Yorkshire & Lincolnshire
English Heritage (Historic England) / Humber Field Archaeology (2013/14)
Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey (RCZA / RCZAS), Yorkshire & Lincolnshire: Phase 3
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Non-Technical Summary (draft)
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Kenneth Pye Associates Ltd
Holderness Erosion and Evolution of the Spurn Peninsula
Presentation by K Pye and S Blott
Internet Geography
The Holderness Coast
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Leeds Geological Association
Field Visit Reports Summer 2014
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The East Riding Coastline: Past, Present and Future
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BRITICE (2017)
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Coastal erosion in the East Riding of Yorkshire
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Withernsea Coastal Change Observatory
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Changing Horizons
Coastal change and the fishing industry in Holderness
Heritage project commissioned by East Riding of Yorkshire Council
December 2013
Insecure
An exploration of climate change and coastal erosion
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July 2021
Spurn Through the Ages
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust / CITiZAN
January 2021
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