Walton-On-The-Naze
- Population=12,000.
- Walton-On-The-Naze can be split into two distinct areas (North & South)
- LSD moves sand along the coastline from South to North
- 1998, council paid £167,000 for 300 tonnes of Leicester Granite which was placed around the Tower breakwater. This Rip-Rap slowed down erosion but hasn't stopped it.
- Cliffs suffer from slumping, this makes the defence of the area even more complex.
- The rock types that make up the cliffs at Walton are London Clay and Red Crag, these rock types on the cliffs make Walton suffer from Coastal erosion as these rock types are easily eroded by the sea.
- In 1977, on the Southern Part of the coastline there was a big project completed. It consisted of a seawall, breakwaters, groynes and the cliff was regraded, this was to protect the properties on the cliff.
- Created by: Harriet
- Created on: 20-01-13 09:33
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