Clevedon, a charming Victorian seaside town in North Somerset, England, boasts a unique geography that’s easily understood through its map. Dominating the landscape is the Bristol Channel, its expansive waters defining Clevedon’s western boundary and influencing its character. The map highlights the prominent coastline, stretching from the rocky outcrop of Clevedon Point in the north, curving gently south past the iconic Clevedon Pier, a Grade I listed structure jutting elegantly into the sea. This pier, a central landmark on any Clevedon map, offers panoramic views and represents the town’s historical connection to tourism and maritime activities.
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