Cuttcleeves

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Dorset

England

Cuttcleeves

The old church at East Fleet near Chickerell
The old church at East Fleet near Chickerell Credit: Colin Park

Cuttcleeves is a small coastal village located in Dorset, England. Situated on the south coast, it is known for its picturesque sea views, estuary, and creek. The village is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with rolling hills and cliffs providing a dramatic backdrop to the tranquil waters.

The sea at Cuttcleeves offers a range of activities for visitors and locals alike. The sandy beaches are perfect for sunbathing and swimming during the warmer months, while water sports enthusiasts can enjoy surfing, sailing, and kayaking. The clear waters are also popular with divers, who can explore the diverse marine life and underwater caves.

The estuary at Cuttcleeves is a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers. It is home to a variety of bird species, including herons, kingfishers, and wading birds. The estuary provides an important breeding ground and a vital habitat for many species of fish and invertebrates.

Cuttcleeves Creek is a charming waterway that winds its way through the village. It is a popular spot for boating and fishing, with anglers often seen casting their lines from the creek's banks. The creek is also a tranquil place for a leisurely stroll, with footpaths offering scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

Overall, Cuttcleeves in Dorset is a beautiful coastal village that offers a range of activities and natural attractions for visitors to enjoy. Its stunning sea views, estuary, and creek make it a perfect destination for those seeking both relaxation and outdoor adventure.

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Cuttcleeves Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.60957/-2.5098349 or Grid Reference SY6478. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The old church at East Fleet near Chickerell
The old church at East Fleet near Chickerell
Chickerell, Fleet Road
Chickerell, Fleet Road
Chickerell, Courage Way Chickerell is a small town / large village, located 2 miles west of Weymouth on the B3157.
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Chickerell, Courage Way
Chickerell is a small town / large village, located 2 miles west of Weymouth on the B3157. LinkExternal link
On the coast path by The Fleet - heading east towards East Fleet (hamlet)
On the coast path by The Fleet - heading east towards East Fleet (hamlet)
Chesil Beach from Portland viewpoint Looking along the natural wonder of Chesil Beach which is 18 miles long from Portland to West Bay. This photo was taken from a viewpoint towards the northern end of Portland. The water trapped between the beach and the inland coast is called The Fleet.
See also
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7153236">SY6675 : Chesil Beach - View northwestwards</a>
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7153263">SY6675 : Chesil Beach - View southeastwards</a>
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7153270">SY6675 : Chesil Beach - Pebbles</a>
Chesil Beach from Portland viewpoint
Looking along the natural wonder of Chesil Beach which is 18 miles long from Portland to West Bay. This photo was taken from a viewpoint towards the northern end of Portland. The water trapped between the beach and the inland coast is called The Fleet. See also SY6675 : Chesil Beach - View northwestwards SY6675 : Chesil Beach - View southeastwards SY6675 : Chesil Beach - Pebbles
Crookhill Depot and Waste Transfer Station, Chickerell
Crookhill Depot and Waste Transfer Station, Chickerell
Lynch Road Lynch Road one way towards the camera
Lynch Road
Lynch Road one way towards the camera
Old church at East Fleet Just the chancel remains, the rest of the building having been destroyed by a storm in 1824. A wave came over Chesil Beach and caused a flood 9 metres deep around the church. The church and its vault features in J.M.Faulkner's novel Moonfleet.
Old church at East Fleet
Just the chancel remains, the rest of the building having been destroyed by a storm in 1824. A wave came over Chesil Beach and caused a flood 9 metres deep around the church. The church and its vault features in J.M.Faulkner's novel Moonfleet.
B3157 at Chickerell This is the coastal road between Weymouth and Bridport looking west, just before leaving the outskirts of Weymouth at Chickerell.
B3157 at Chickerell
This is the coastal road between Weymouth and Bridport looking west, just before leaving the outskirts of Weymouth at Chickerell.
The New Church Fleet This Church was built to replace the old church that was destroyed by a major storm in 1824
The New Church Fleet
This Church was built to replace the old church that was destroyed by a major storm in 1824
East Fleet Old Church This church was left a ruin by a major storm on 23 November 1824
East Fleet Old Church
This church was left a ruin by a major storm on 23 November 1824
Chickerell: parish church of St. Mary
Chickerell: parish church of St. Mary
Fleet: the old parish church All that remains of the old church at Fleet following the great storm of 1824.
Fleet: the old parish church
All that remains of the old church at Fleet following the great storm of 1824.
Fleet: parish church of the Holy Trinity This church was built in 1829, replacing the <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/506009">SY6380 : Fleet: the old parish church</a>.
Fleet: parish church of the Holy Trinity
This church was built in 1829, replacing the SY6380 : Fleet: the old parish church.
Footpath near Fleet village This footpath goes from close to the church in Fleet towards Chickerell.
Footpath near Fleet village
This footpath goes from close to the church in Fleet towards Chickerell.
Chickerell near Weymouth View west along Maskew Close
Chickerell near Weymouth
View west along Maskew Close
Chickerell Methodist Church Dating from 1865.
Chickerell Methodist Church
Dating from 1865.
Chickerell-The Lugger Inn Public house with accommodation off West Street.
Chickerell-The Lugger Inn
Public house with accommodation off West Street.
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Cuttcleeves is located at Grid Ref: SY6478 (Lat: 50.60957, Lng: -2.5098349)

Unitary Authority: Dorset

Police Authority: Dorset

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