Birnbeck Island

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Birnbeck Island is a small tidal island off Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, England, best known for its historic Victorian pier and former pleasure complex.

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Birnbeck Island canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pier
tidal island
access via Birnbeck Pier
architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
condition derelict
partly derelict
connectsWith mainland at Weston-super-Mare
linked to: Weston-super-Mare
country England
England
designer Eugenius Birch
eraOfDevelopment Victorian era
feature rocky coastline
tidal causeway at low tide
hasAlternativeName Birnbeck
hasHistoricUse RNLI lifeboat station site
military use during World War II
hasLifeboatStation Weston-super-Mare Lifeboat Station
hasStructure Birnbeck Pier
hasUse pleasure resort
tourist attraction
hasViewOf Flat Holm
Steep Holm
Welsh coast across Bristol Channel
heritageStatus Grade II* listed building
Grade II* listed structure (pier)
knownFor Victorian pier
former pleasure complex
locatedIn Bristol Channel
North Somerset
Somerset
Somerset
United Kingdom
Weston-super-Mare
Weston-super-Mare
locatedOn Birnbeck Island
Birnbeck Island
materialUsed iron
near Weston Bay
Worlebury Hill
openingDate 1867
operator Royal National Lifeboat Institution
ownership privately owned
partOf coast of Somerset
usedFor amusement rides (historically)
boating excursions (historically)
cafés and entertainment venues (historically)
waterBody Bristol Channel

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Bristol Channel Islands hasIsland Birnbeck Island
Birnbeck Pier connectsTo Birnbeck Island
Birnbeck Pier hasIsland Birnbeck Island
Birnbeck Pier locatedOn Birnbeck Island
subject linked to: Birnbeck Island
Weston-super-Mare Lifeboat Station locatedOn Birnbeck Island
subject linked to: Birnbeck Island