Crow's Nest Whitehavencrow
Landmark In Whitehaven, Cumbria
The Crow’s Nest in Whitehaven is a 40-metre landmark tower built during the harbour’s regeneration, designed in the style of a ship’s crow’s nest to overlook the marina.
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Where Is Crow's Nest Whitehavencrow?
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54.550062, -3.592704
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Where To Park For Crow's Nest Whitehavencrow?
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54.547852, -3.593076
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Loads of parking around the marina and the nearest is the Quay Street South car park.
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