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| Budle Bay | Budle Bay | Whellan’s Directory | On Sheet | A large Sandy bay, extend- | ||
| Budle Bay | Mr. Hugh Ross | 16.4 | ing inland from low water | |||
| Budle Bay | Mr. William Carr | Mark, for about 1 1/2 miles. | ||||
| Warnham Flats | Admiralty Chart | And extends in breadth, |
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| Warnham Flats | District Map | from ‘Budle Point’, to ‘Ross Links, | ||||
| Budle Bay | Adopted | Portions of it, are, known by | ||||
| different names, such as Ross | ||||||
| Back Sands, & Chesterhill Slakes. | ||||||
| It is Completely dry, at low | ||||||
| water, with the exception of | ||||||
| the waters of Ross Low, And | ||||||
| Waren Burn, which flow | ||||||
| through it, but at spring tide | ||||||
| there is from 4 to 7 fathoms | ||||||
| water in it, – very few vessels | ||||||
| enter it. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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