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This former working commercial dock was purchased in 1996 for its total redevelopment to create over 260 houses and apartments together with a new marina. The scheme is now a very well established, successful and highly sought after waterside development in the west of England and is of great significance to the town of Exmouth
Exmouth Quay is located on the site of the former Exmouth Docks, a 5 minute walk from Exmouth Town Centre and the Railway Station.
The Quay Marina can be accessed by sea via the Exe Estuary and by road from the M5 junction 30 – follow the A376 to Exmouth, take Langerwehe Road into Shelly Reach and then Shelly Road.
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News around Exmouth
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Artwork Appearing Around Exmouth
Where are my mates ? That`s a tall order ! Wait for me ! Rear of Pavilion Rear of Pavilion
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Storm Ciaran
1st November recovered sand from beach opposite The Pavilion being hauled to SideShore to protect the temporary works to the sea wall 1st November 20.30 high water, Storm Ciaran overtopping Smeaton sea wall at Mamhead Slipway 1st November 20.30 high … Read More
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Exe Sailing Club, End of Season Over the Wall Lift Out
First yachts coming out, moored bows to on a high spring tide, and lifting crew ready for action River Exe Cafe on its` way into Camperdown Creek for overwintering
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Water Activities Around The Exe
Beach Rescue off Exmouth Front Stuart Lines cruising the shallows Aerial views Courtesy of www.redzeppelin.co.uk – Check out their site for more fantastic and unusual local photographs
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Dredging in Progress
Ready to commence dredging
