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Teesmouth Lifeboat Station was a
Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
lifeboat station,
situated on the
mouth of the
River Tees,
South Gare, North...
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estuary below Middlesbrough. A
direct line from the
source of the Tees to
Teesmouth is 50
miles (80 km), but due to the
meandering of the river, it flows...
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included sail
bogies as part of its
rolling stock. In the
early days of the
Teesmouth lifeboat, its crew were
sometimes able,
subject to wind conditions, to...
- Barrage" (PDF).
Teesmouth Bird Club.
Retrieved 30 June 2009. Sharp,
Chris (2006). "
Teesmouth Bird Club Newsletter,
Issue 34" (PDF).
Teesmouth Bird Club. Retrieved...
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Archived from the
original on 14 July 2014.
Retrieved 22
August 2013. "
Teesmouth NNR".
Natural England.
Archived from the
original on 13 July 2013. Retrieved...
- motorcycling.
There has been a
lifeboat at
Teesmouth since 1829 when the RNLI was founded. The
present Teesmouth Lifeboat Station was
founded in 1911 and...
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Upwood Meadows Wicken Fen
Woodwalton Fen
Rostherne Mere
Wybunbury Moss
Teesmouth Golitha Falls Goss Moor The
Lizard B****enthwaite Lake
Blelham Bog Clawthorpe...
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Scarborough (breakwaters and rock armour)
Staithes (breakwater and rock armour)
Teesmouth (South Gare breakwater,
originally built in 1888 to
provide safe p****age...
- (ALB) to
serve at Redcar. The ALB
coverage was
supplied by
neighbouring Teesmouth station and the
Redcar Station became host to two Ins****
Lifeboats (ILBs)...
- football, he
spent his free time
playing golf and
taking his
sporting gun to
Teesmouth. He died on 1
August 1943 at
North Ormesby Hospital following an operation...
