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Cattedown is an
inner city
suburb of Plymouth, Devon. Its
position beside the
River Plym
estuary just
short of the
mouth led to its
early settlement....
- the
south edge of
Plymouth and in
Plymstock was
quarried at West Hoe,
Cattedown and Radford. On 27
April 1944 Sir
Patrick Abercrombie's Plan for Plymouth...
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places located within the city of Plymouth, England.
Barne Barton Belliver Cattedown Compton Crabtree Crownhill Deer Park
Derriford Devonport Drake Efford...
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Yealmpton railway line
cross the
estuary just
above the
Plymouth suburb of
Cattedown by two
bridges both
known as
Laira Bridge. The name
Laira now also refers...
- Oil, and the
wharves at
Cattedown; the railway's own
goods depot at Cattewater;
South West Tar Distillers; and Esso in
Cattedown Quarry.
There is a 48 yards...
- This gave its name to this
stretch of
water and
eventually the name of
Cattedown to the
adjoining wharves and
commercial area.
Apart from an occasional...
- the east of the
bridge was
filled in with
material from the
quarries at
Cattedown and
Oreston during the late 1890s and the
ground created became a muni****l...
- a
number of
caves around Plymouth Sound. The 'bone caves',
located at
Cattedown, Oreston,
Turnchapel and Stonehouse,
contain extensive Upper Palaeolithic...
- John
Avery (London: J. Baker, 1709),
states that he was born in 1653 in
Cattedown, Plymouth.
Although this
location and date are now
known to be incorrect...
- been
found in
three limestone quarries and one
industrial site in the
Cattedown area. Shapter's
Field Quarry, the species' type locality, has
since been...
