Richard Popinjay's Sketch Map Of Fossiliferous Cliffs
Time Line of Christchurch Bay
1366- there was a severe erosion at Highcliffe.
1587- Richard Popinjay’s produced a sketch map of Isle of Wight.
1587- Dorset and Hampshire defences were set up.
1595- John Norden created a map of Hampshire, showing the village of Hordwell
1654- Old data of the previous data were seen by Burton
1695- Robert Morden modified the map created by John Norden
1703- on the 24th of November, a very severe storm known as the Daniel Defoe’s storm appeared, producing some changes in the Solent coastline.
1757- an erosion of Fossiliferous Cliffs took place.
1759- Isaac Taylor produced a map
1760- there was a major loss of land in the Highcliffe.
1785- the admiralty chart of Lt. Murdock Mackenzie was discussed. …show more content…
1810- A map of Barton and Highcliffe was produced, showing the Barton court at an inland position.
1818- There was a storm called the Surge, on the 4th and 5th of November, in the eastern parts of Solent.
1826- Greenwood’s map was produced.
1840- In the month of November, a hurricane was recorded that breached Hurst Spit.
1850- A new map of Barton was produced, this included the Coastguard Station.
1856- The original Highcliffe Castle and the Marchioness of Waterford’s Sea Defences.
1867-1982- There was a coastal recession on Millford-on-Sea and Hurst Spit.
1890- The Barton estates were sold and both farms cut up.
1897- On the 3rd of March, there was a storm recorded in Solent.
1911- In November, ther was a breakthrough of the Run southeast of Gundimore.
1913- Two and a half years after the opening in 1911, the end of the spit was a quarter of a mile further east.
1914- There was a coastal recession in the Highcliffe.
1914-1918- There were Indian huts in Barton.
1920-1930- There were Bungalow Development in Barton.
1929- An erosion took place on Mudeford
1366- there was a severe erosion at Highcliffe.
1587- Richard Popinjay’s produced a sketch map of Isle of Wight.
1587- Dorset and Hampshire defences were set up.
1595- John Norden created a map of Hampshire, showing the village of Hordwell
1654- Old data of the previous data were seen by Burton
1695- Robert Morden modified the map created by John Norden
1703- on the 24th of November, a very severe storm known as the Daniel Defoe’s storm appeared, producing some changes in the Solent coastline.
1757- an erosion of Fossiliferous Cliffs took place.
1759- Isaac Taylor produced a map
1760- there was a major loss of land in the Highcliffe.
1785- the admiralty chart of Lt. Murdock Mackenzie was discussed. …show more content…
1810- A map of Barton and Highcliffe was produced, showing the Barton court at an inland position.
1818- There was a storm called the Surge, on the 4th and 5th of November, in the eastern parts of Solent.
1826- Greenwood’s map was produced.
1840- In the month of November, a hurricane was recorded that breached Hurst Spit.
1850- A new map of Barton was produced, this included the Coastguard Station.
1856- The original Highcliffe Castle and the Marchioness of Waterford’s Sea Defences.
1867-1982- There was a coastal recession on Millford-on-Sea and Hurst Spit.
1890- The Barton estates were sold and both farms cut up.
1897- On the 3rd of March, there was a storm recorded in Solent.
1911- In November, ther was a breakthrough of the Run southeast of Gundimore.
1913- Two and a half years after the opening in 1911, the end of the spit was a quarter of a mile further east.
1914- There was a coastal recession in the Highcliffe.
1914-1918- There were Indian huts in Barton.
1920-1930- There were Bungalow Development in Barton.
1929- An erosion took place on Mudeford