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The 95 mile (153 km) stretch of world heritage site coast between Orcombe Point, Exmouth in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks, Swanage in East Dorset. It was chartered for its rich geology which spans the entire Mesozoic Era — 180 million years of natural history. The site is particularly famous for the fossil fields at Lyme Regis, and the rock formations along the Purbeck coast, including Durdle Door natural arch, and Lulworth Cove. Read more at Wikipedia.

Portland Bill	Lyme Regis	Where the streets are paved with fossils	Kimmeridge	Swyre Head	Jurassic Coast
Chesil Beach	Kimmeridge	Old Harry	Lyme Regis 360	Lyme Regis Harbour	Lyme Bay
Hive Beach	Lyme Bay	the beach	Durdle Door	Weymouth Beach	Lyme Regis
boats	Kimmeridge	Church Ope Cove	Palatine from Fowey	Lulworth Cove	Photographers on the ledge
Kimmeridge	Kimmeridge	Jurassic Coast	Kimmeridge	Pulpit Rock	Kimmeridge
Chesil	Lulworth Cove	Nothe Fort	Lulworth	Kimmeridge	MSC Napoli
Portland	Kimmeridge	Portland Bill	Worbarrow Bay	Kimmeridge	Portland
Clavell Tower	Lyme Regis	Jurassic Coast	Lyme Bay	Church Ope Cove	Osmington White Horse
Swanage Beach	Lyme Regis 180	Sidmouth	Bat's Head	Portland Bill lighthouse	Rufus Castle
The great British summer holiday	quarry crane	Bowleaze Cove	Lulworth Cove	Sidmouth	Jurassic Coast

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