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Lower Amble

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Lower Amble

Corn growing in a field and a local walks map on the gate
Corn growing in a field and a local walks map on the gate Credit: Rob Purvis

Lower Amble is a small coastal village located on the southern coast of Cornwall, England. Situated just east of the popular holiday destination of Polperro, Lower Amble offers a serene and picturesque setting for visitors and residents alike. Nestled between rolling green hills and the sparkling waters of the English Channel, this quaint village is known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

The village itself is characterized by traditional stone cottages and narrow winding streets, which add to its charming and timeless appeal. Lower Amble is primarily a residential area, with a small population of locals who enjoy a close-knit community spirit. The village also boasts a small selection of amenities, including a local pub and a convenience store, catering to the needs of its residents and visitors.

The coastline surrounding Lower Amble is a major draw for tourists, with stunning cliff-top walks offering breathtaking views of the sea and the rugged landscape. The village is also a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts, who can try their luck casting a line from the rocky shores. The nearby beaches of Talland Bay and Looe are easily accessible, providing ample opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring rock pools.

For those seeking a taste of Cornwall's rich history, Lower Amble is ideally situated. The historic fishing village of Polperro is just a short distance away, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's maritime past. The South West Coast Path, which passes through Lower Amble, provides access to various historical landmarks and attractions, such as the ancient ruins of the Looe Island and the coastal forts of Looe and Rame Head.

In summary, Lower Amble is a peaceful and picturesque village in Cornwall, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning coastline, charming architecture, and proximity to historic sites, Lower Amble is a hidden gem for those seeking a quintessential Cornish experience.

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Lower Amble Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.539516/-4.839071 or Grid Reference SW9874. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Corn growing in a field and a local walks map on the gate
Corn growing in a field and a local walks map on the gate
Road to Penpont Farm
Road to Penpont Farm
Sheep Pasture and Carclaze Farm The pasture dips down into the valley before rising again to Carclaze Farm in the northern part of this grid square. The far hills are of course out of the square.
Sheep Pasture and Carclaze Farm
The pasture dips down into the valley before rising again to Carclaze Farm in the northern part of this grid square. The far hills are of course out of the square.
Wheat and Earth The wheat in the foreground field is ripening fast, meanwhile, the ploughed fields to the south have been planted with green vegetables (Brassicas - probably cabbage or sprouts) for winter meals.
Wheat and Earth
The wheat in the foreground field is ripening fast, meanwhile, the ploughed fields to the south have been planted with green vegetables (Brassicas - probably cabbage or sprouts) for winter meals.
The River Camel from the Falcon
The River Camel from the Falcon
Wadebridge sewage works Seen from the Camel Trail.
Wadebridge sewage works
Seen from the Camel Trail.
Archimedes screw pump at Wadebridge sewage works Seen from the Camel Trail along the estuary bank.
Archimedes screw pump at Wadebridge sewage works
Seen from the Camel Trail along the estuary bank.
"Jubilee Queen" at boatyard in Wadebridge "Jubilee Queen" runs coastal sightseeing trips from Padstow, carrying up to 200 passengers. The boat was built in 1977 - the Queen's silver jubilee. She was built in Wadebridge by Chapman and Hewitt, and is seen there at their yard. She is owned and run by Brian Chapman.
"Jubilee Queen" at boatyard in Wadebridge
"Jubilee Queen" runs coastal sightseeing trips from Padstow, carrying up to 200 passengers. The boat was built in 1977 - the Queen's silver jubilee. She was built in Wadebridge by Chapman and Hewitt, and is seen there at their yard. She is owned and run by Brian Chapman.
Plaques on the piers of the A39 bridge
Plaques on the piers of the A39 bridge
The north bank of the River Camel at Wadebridge An assortment of structures beside the tidal bank of the river
The north bank of the River Camel at Wadebridge
An assortment of structures beside the tidal bank of the river
Wadebridge Sewage Works
Wadebridge Sewage Works
Lay-by near Trewornan Bridge Traffic lights have been installed due to the narrowness of the B3314 over the bridge.
Lay-by near Trewornan Bridge
Traffic lights have been installed due to the narrowness of the B3314 over the bridge.
Track to water-meadows beside the River Amble The entrance can be seen in front of the traffic light on the left hand side of the road <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3437184">SW9874 : Lay-by near Trewornan Bridge</a>.
Track to water-meadows beside the River Amble
The entrance can be seen in front of the traffic light on the left hand side of the road SW9874 : Lay-by near Trewornan Bridge.
The River Amble From the B3314.
The River Amble
From the B3314.
Road through Chapel Amble On the right is The Maltsters Arms, dating from the 18th-century.
Road through Chapel Amble
On the right is The Maltsters Arms, dating from the 18th-century.
The road through Chapel Amble Heading for Three Holes Cross in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SX0073">SX0073</a>. On the left is The Maltsters Arms which dates from the 18th-century.
The road through Chapel Amble
Heading for Three Holes Cross in SX0073. On the left is The Maltsters Arms which dates from the 18th-century.
Farm buildings and weeds
Farm buildings and weeds
Entrance to Tregwarmond Mill
Entrance to Tregwarmond Mill
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Lower Amble is located at Grid Ref: SW9874 (Lat: 50.539516, Lng: -4.839071)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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