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Coal Pit

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Coal Pit is a named shoal in the southern North Sea off the coast of England. Nautical listings place it in United Kingdom waters at approximately 53°29′ north and 1°46′ east. The feature is represented in geographic and maritime reference lists alongside other North Sea banks and shoals, but the available description does not establish the origin of its name or document a specific physical appearance.

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Where is Coal Pit located?

Coal Pit is a named shoal in the southern North Sea, off the coast of England. Nautical listings place it in United Kingdom waters at approximately 53°29′ north and 1°46′ east.

Is Coal Pit an island or a sandbar?

Coal Pit is a sandbar or shoal, not an island. It appears in geographic and maritime reference lists alongside other banks in the North Sea.

Which sea is Coal Pit in?

Coal Pit is in the southern North Sea. Its listed position is off England's coast, in waters associated with the United Kingdom.

Why does Coal Pit appear on nautical charts?

Coal Pit is a named shallow feature that matters to maritime geography and navigation. Its approximate coordinates identify its position in the southern North Sea.

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