Natural England - The Lune Deep, Morecambe Bay - YouTube
WEBMay 17, 2010 · The Lune Deep is a relic from the last Ice Age, a natural channel scoured into Morecambe Bay by melting glaciers over 20,000 years ago, as long as a half-marathon and at points as deep as...
Lune Deep - Natural England - YouTube
WEBJul 27, 2010 · Stretching out for 20 kilometres, the Lune Deep is a 70 metre deep steep sided canyon formed in the last Ice Age. Natural England, the government's advisor on the natural environment...
EHS Liverpool Bay: Lune Deep Character Area - Archaeology Data …
WEBLune Deep is a channel, approximately 40 metres deeper than the surrounding seabed. It is a glacigenic incision, thought to be a relict kettlehole formed when surrounding moraines collapsed into a crater (English Nature, 2004; 12).
The Lune Deep | Fleetwood - Facebook
WEBThe Lune Deep, Fleetwood. 741 likes · 1 talking about this. The Lune Deep is a late night community pub set in the heart of Fleetwood.
Focus on... THE LUNE DEEP... - Lancaster Maritime Museum
WEBPlunging down to about 70 metres below sea level, it's twice as deep as the surrounding areas of the seabed. This sudden change in depth creates a different environment from the rest of the bay, full of it's own extraordinary sealife. Find out more in this short video from Natural England: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSt9MWhe_HE.
River Lune - Wikipedia
WEBThe river is a County Biological Heritage Site. Near the end of the non-tidal reach of the river stands the Lune Aqueduct, which carries the Lancaster Canal. The Lune is now tidal only below Skerton Weir in Lancaster.
Fleetwood (River Wyre) - Visit My Harbour
WEBThe Lune Deep is well marked by substantial lit buoyage, trending in a generally north easterly direction. Small craft need to keep within this channel and not stray because it is very steep sided, rising from depths of over 40 m to less than 1m in short order.
Morecambe Bay home to creatures of the Deep
WEBSep 24, 2008 · MORECAMBE Bay is home to a secret deep-sea pit full of a wide variety of unusual creatures, says a publicly funded conservation group. Lying in the entrance to the Bay, between Barrow and Fleetwood, lies the little-known Lune Deep.
Coastal Habitats | Morecambe Bay Nature Partnership
WEBIt has a variety of habitats, from sub-sea features, like Lune Deep, and intertidal mud and sand flats (which are life support for thousands of wintering waders and wildfowl), to fringing shingle, sand dunes and saltmarshes.
Our hubs | The Bay
WEBBeneath the sea itself, there's a large trench known as the Lune Deep which provides a home for a wide range of wildlife including bivalves, crustaceans and anemones. The Lune Deep, by Natural England