Chewton Bunny Waterfall - Christchurch Road, Highcliffe, Hampshire, UK - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

The Chewton Bunny is an ancient valley following the River Chew.

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'Chewton Bunny SNCI

An ancient wooded valley, the River Chew forming the county boundary between Dorset and Hampshire. The ravine provided a convenient landing place for smugglers and route for contraband. The millhouse in the middle of the site (now a private residence) used a waterwheel to mill grain. The lower part of the river prior to entering the sea is now under a culvert. At the north end of the site the river passes under the first ever reinforced concrete bridge.'

It is underneath this bridge that this waterfall can be seen. It is tiered with a small shelf where the water cascades.

Location of the waterfall: Christchurch Road Highcliffe, Hampshire United Kingdom BH25 Type / features of structure: Spillway Estimated height in feet: 12 Estimated width in feet: 20 River/stream/lake/reservoir: River Chew Coordinates of parking: Not Listed Fees: Not Listed Flow dates: Not listed Estimated height in meters: Not Listed Estimated width in meters: Not Listed

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