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Will the sea reach your home?

Where the sea is going, and who will stop it.

England's coast is retreating — some frontages are projected to lose over 150 metres this century. Check any postcode against the Environment Agency's official projections, free.

Contains Environment Agency data © Environment Agency and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Screening only — not a survey or valuation.

SampleHappisburgh, north Norfolk

144 m of projected recession by 2105, on a frontage whose plan is managed realignment — not defence.

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What the report tells you, by horizon

  1. Today

    Which defended or undefended frontage your address actually sits behind, how far away it is, and the Shoreline Management Plan policy in force right now — hold the line, managed realignment, or no active intervention.

  2. 2055

    Metres of recession projected by the Environment Agency for that frontage, given both with defences maintained and without. This is where the two numbers usually first diverge.

  3. 2105

    The long-term projection, and the long-term SMP policy — which is frequently not the policy today. A frontage held now can be scheduled to stop being held, and that decision is already written down.

The projections are for a coastal frontage, not for your title boundary. We name the frontage we read and how far it is from the postcode, and we say so plainly when the nearest one is over a kilometre away — because a recession figure quoted for the wrong stretch of coast is worse than no figure at all.

Erosion by town — official projections

HappisburghHemsbyOverstrandTriminghamMundesleyBactonWalcottScratbySkipseaHornseaWithernseaAldbroughEasingtonTunstallKessinglandPakefieldSouthwoldDunwichThorpenessSelseyCamberBarton on SeaMilford on SeaVentnorCharmouthWest BaySidmouthScarboroughFileyHerne Bay

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