Spurn Lighthouse

Rises on Spurn's shifting sand spit, marking the mouth of the Humber at the end of a three-mile peninsula that the sea remakes with every storm.

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Spurn Lighthouse is a lighthouse in East Riding of Yorkshire. For arrivals by rail, Cleethorpes Station is 9.9 km to the west.

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