Pagham Harbour and man
Although largely natural and extremely peaceful, there are signs of man's attempt to make use of Pagham Harbour over the centuries.
Gullies, sluices, groynes, jetties and sea walls abound throughout the Nature Reserve.
Management of the sea is a sensitive subject in these parts, with Selsey prone to flooding and a whole history of parts of the West Sussex coast being swept away by big storms over the last thousand years of so.
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Pictures of Pagham Harbour - index
PAGHAM HARBOUR HOTEL GUIDE
- Chichester hotels
- Bognor hotels
- Bognor bed and breakfast
- Manhood Peninsula bed and breakfast
- Holiday homes near Pagham Harbour
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MORE ABOUT PAGHAM HARBOUR
- Pagham Harbour home
- Common bird species at Pagham
- Longshore Drift
- Low Tide
- Pagham Flora and fauna
- Land reclaimation
- Bird roosting areas
- Management of the marine environment
- Pagham facts and figures
- Church Norton
- The Norman Castle
- More about the Castle
- Church Norton and St Wilfird
- Pagham Harbour entrance
- The marine environment
- The salt marsh
RELATED PAGES
- Chichester Harbour, just round the corner from Pagham Harbour
- Pagham village
- Coastal Rowing clubs
- Sailing clubs and yacht clubs in West Sussex including Pagham Yacht Club
- Chichester Harbour sailing information
- Selsey village
- The story of how Selsey had always been at the mercy of the sea
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Wednesday February 08