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Alum Bay (Historic)
The pier was 370 ft long, and was "paddle shaped" so that the pier..
Alum Bay Small Pier
Shown on the 1866 map
Appley Pier (Historic)
Appley private pier
Bembridge Harbour Pier..
In 1864, the Bembridge Railway, Tramway and Pier Act was passed by..
Binstead Hard
Stone causeway across the low water mud flats
Bouldner Brickworks Pier
Shown on the 1866 map
Chine Head Pier
Shown on the 1866 map
Cowes Fountain Pier
Initially built as a small jetty of 56ft, which allowed for paddle..
Cowes Royal Pier (Historic)
Royal Pier was built in the late 1860's as washed away in 1876.
Cowes Victoria Pier..
After the destruction of Royal Pier, the people of Cowes were still..
Fort Victoria Pier
The Pier was built in the 1850's to service various military..
Hamsted Brickworks Pier
Shown on the 1866 map
Horseshoe Bay Pier
Small pier shown on the 1866 map
Luccombe Chine Pier 1
Shown on the 1866 map
Luccombe Chine Pier 2
Shown on the 1866 map
Monks Bay Pier
Small wooden pier no longer existing. Shown on the 1866 map
Norton Pier
Shown on the 1866 map
Osbourne Bathing Pier
Marked on the 1866 map of the Isle of Wight
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