Pagham Harbour and man
Although largely natural and extremely peaceful, there are signs of man's attempt to make use of Pagham Harbour over the centuries.
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Gullies, sluices, groynes, jetties and sea walls abound throughout the Nature Reserve.
Management of the sea is a sensitive subject in these parts, with Selsey prone to flooding and a whole history of parts of the West Sussex coast being swept away by big storms over the last thousand years of so.
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PAGHAM HARBOUR HOTEL GUIDE
- Chichester hotels
- Bognor hotels
- Bognor bed and breakfast
- Manhood Peninsula bed and breakfast
- Holiday homes near Pagham Harbour
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- Arundel
- Bognor Regis
- Burgess Hill
- Chichester
- Crawley
- East Grinstead
- Haywards Heath
- Horsham
- Littlehampton
- Midhurst
- Petworth
- Shoreham-by-Sea
- Steyning
- Worthing
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MORE ABOUT PAGHAM HARBOUR
- Pagham Harbour home
- Common bird species at Pagham
- Longshore Drift
- Low Tide
- Pagham Flora and fauna
- Land reclaimation
- Bird roosting areas
- Management of the marine environment
- Pagham facts and figures
- Church Norton
- The Norman Castle
- More about the Castle
- Church Norton and St Wilfird
- Pagham Harbour entrance
- The marine environment
- The salt marsh
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