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Teignmouth Pier

From Graces Guide

1865 Built by Joseph Wilson, an engineering consultant from London.

Contractor is J. E. Dowson of Victoria Street, London.

  • Length, 600ft.;
  • Length of body, 495ft. ;
  • Length of head, 105ft. ;
  • Breadth of head, 50ft. ;
  • Breadth of body, 18ft.;
  • Greatest depth of water at low spring tides, 1ft.;
  • Total cost, £7000;
  • Price per foot super, 10s. l 1/2d. ;
  • Price per foot forward, £11 13s. 4d. [1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Engineer 1875/03/12
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