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Bridlington Bay

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Bridlington Bay is a bay on the East Yorkshire coast of England between Flamborough Head and Spurn Head, sheltering the seaside town of Bridlington and forming part of the broader Humber coastal zone.

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Where is Bridlington Bay?

Bridlington Bay is on the East Yorkshire coast of England. It lies between Flamborough Head and Spurn Head and shelters the seaside town of Bridlington.

Which town gives Bridlington Bay its name?

The bay takes its name from Bridlington, a seaside town on the East Yorkshire coast. The town is one of the main settled places within the broader Humber coastal zone.

What are the two headlands at the edges of Bridlington Bay?

Flamborough Head lies to the north and Spurn Head lies to the south. Together they frame the bay's position along the North Sea coast.

Is Bridlington Bay part of the Humber coastal zone?

Yes. The bay forms part of the wider Humber coastal zone on England's North Sea shore, even though Bridlington is the best-known town on its coast.

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