Narrow Mark

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Hampshire New Forest

England

Narrow Mark

Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington Credit: Steve Fareham

Narrow Mark is a small coastal area located in Hampshire, England. Situated along the southern coast of the country, it is bordered by the sea, estuary, and creek, making it a unique and diverse environment.

The area is primarily known for its stunning coastal views and picturesque landscapes. The sea provides a beautiful backdrop, with its sparkling blue waters and crashing waves. The estuary, formed by the convergence of rivers and the sea, offers a tranquil setting with its calm waters and abundant wildlife. Visitors can often spot various bird species, such as egrets and herons, as they nest and feed along the estuary's banks.

Narrow Mark is also home to a meandering creek, which adds further charm to the area. The creek is a small, narrow waterway that winds its way through the landscape, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. It is a popular spot for kayaking and boating enthusiasts, who can explore the creek's twists and turns while enjoying the surrounding natural beauty.

The area offers numerous activities for visitors to enjoy. Nature lovers can take leisurely walks along the coastal trails, observing the diverse flora and fauna. The sandy beaches are perfect for sunbathing, picnicking, or simply enjoying a day by the sea. Fishing is also a popular pastime in Narrow Mark, with both experienced anglers and beginners trying their luck in the waters.

Overall, Narrow Mark is a captivating coastal area in Hampshire, boasting a unique combination of sea, estuary, and creek. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and range of activities make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful and scenic coastal experience.

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Narrow Mark Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.741356/-1.5247697 or Grid Reference SZ3393. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Yacht race starting platform from the IOW ferry to Lymington
Yacht race starting platform from the IOW ferry to Lymington
Abandoned boat on Lymington Spit
Abandoned boat on Lymington Spit
Entering Lymington harbour on the IOW ferry
Entering Lymington harbour on the IOW ferry
Welcome to Lymington
Welcome to Lymington
Pond, Bath Road Recreation Ground There is also a bandstand and a rather ornate drinking fountain.
Pond, Bath Road Recreation Ground
There is also a bandstand and a rather ornate drinking fountain.
Lymington Salt Water Bath Drained for the winter. It has a sandy bottom.
Lymington Salt Water Bath
Drained for the winter. It has a sandy bottom.
Brook Road leaves Waterford Lane, Lymington Brook Road on the right.
Brook Road leaves Waterford Lane, Lymington
Brook Road on the right.
Burrard-Neale Memorial Gas Lamp, Lymington Grade II listed from 1832, although the upper parts have been replaced (originally a single lamp). It commemorates the introduction of gas street lighting in the town and the benevolence of two brothers in enabling this. Its position has been moved around the town, starting by the now demolished town hall.
Burrard-Neale Memorial Gas Lamp, Lymington
Grade II listed from 1832, although the upper parts have been replaced (originally a single lamp). It commemorates the introduction of gas street lighting in the town and the benevolence of two brothers in enabling this. Its position has been moved around the town, starting by the now demolished town hall.
Black-headed gull Black-headed gull at Lymington
Black-headed gull
Black-headed gull at Lymington
I see no ships A silhouette painted on a bricked up (or fake) window of the top floor of a house in Nelson Place.
I see no ships
A silhouette painted on a bricked up (or fake) window of the top floor of a house in Nelson Place.
Lymington Salt Water Baths
Lymington Salt Water Baths
Boats at pontoon, Lymington The Wightlink ferry "Wight Light" is moored on the other side of the river.
Boats at pontoon, Lymington
The Wightlink ferry "Wight Light" is moored on the other side of the river.
Lower Pennington Lane near Sadlers Farm
Lower Pennington Lane near Sadlers Farm
Lower Pennington Lane
Lower Pennington Lane
Boxing Day visitors to Lymington and Keyhaven nature reserve The small car park and lane are full on a bright and sunny Boxing Day.
Boxing Day visitors to Lymington and Keyhaven nature reserve
The small car park and lane are full on a bright and sunny Boxing Day.
Pennington Marshes The walkers are silhouetted against high ground on the Isle of Wight in the distance.
Pennington Marshes
The walkers are silhouetted against high ground on the Isle of Wight in the distance.
Sea wall between Lymington and Keyhaven
Sea wall between Lymington and Keyhaven
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Narrow Mark is located at Grid Ref: SZ3393 (Lat: 50.741356, Lng: -1.5247697)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: New Forest

Police Authority: Hampshire

What 3 Words

///privately.creamed.unearthly. Near Lymington, Hampshire

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Located within 500m of 50.741356,-1.5247697
Source: PGS
Lat/Long: 50.7402338/-1.5312001
Source: PGS
Lat/Long: 50.7432486/-1.5287518
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