Walney Sandy Gap

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Walney Sandy Gap is a designated bathing water in Cumbria. Its water quality was classed Good at the Environment Agency's last classification. It is one of 16 designated bathing waters in the county.

Nearby bathing waters include Walney Biggar Bank, Walney West Shore and Haverigg. Barrow-in-Furness Station is 3.1 km away to the north-east.

More at the Environment Agency's water quality profile

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