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Farne Islands Sheet

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The Kettle The Kettle Admiralty Charts 1789-1858 on Sheet A circular hole with a sandy bottom
The Kettle North Sea Pilot 1859 17.A formed by the ‘Knoxes or Noxes’; Brigses,
The Kettle Mr Troth, Farne Island and Farne Island, the only safe an-
-chorage beside the Farne, possessing
two entrances – that on the north, and
the other on S.E. – through Wideopen Gut
London Rock London Rock Admiralty Charts 1789-1858 on Sheet A small rock on the south east side
London Rock North Sea Pilot 1859 17.A of Farne island at the west entrance
London Rock Mr Troth, Farne Island of the Wideopen gut where a ship of
the same name struck in trying to gain
The Kettle
The Thorn The Thorn Admiralty Charts 1789-1858 on Sheet A small bight in the rocks at low
North Sea Pilot 1859 17.A water, on the S.E. of the eastward Wide
Mr Troth, Farne Island -open, which in flood tides is most
difficult to round, – and hence the name.

Note: Unsigned

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