The River Ribble from the 'Bull Nose'
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The River Ribble from the 'Bull Nose'
Image: © Martin Stockdale Taken: 21 May 2005
The River Ribble (tidal at this point) flows out of Preston into the picture from the left, and out of the centre of the picture towards Lytham and the sea. To the right of the picture is the man-made entrance to Preston Marina and Docks (SD 5129) which is controlled by sea gates.
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Image Location
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Latitude
53.759492
Longitude
-2.752297