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Portland Harbour and port
by Oliver Mills
geograph for square SY6874
Showing the end of the marina breakwater in the foreground, and the Mulberry... (more)
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Inner Breakwater, Portland Harbour
by Katherine Stott
for square SY6974
The Inner and Outer Breakwaters were constructed between 1849 and 1872 to create... (more)
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Inner Breakwater, Portland Harbour
by Katherine Stott
geograph for square SY6974
The Inner and Outer Breakwaters were constructed between 1849 and 1872 to create... (more)
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Inner Breakwater, Portland Harbour
by Katherine Stott
geograph for square SY6974
The Inner and Outer Breakwaters were constructed between 1849 and 1872 to create... (more)
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Olympic Rings Overlooking Portland Harbour and Weymouth Bay
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6873
This stone sculpture of the Olympic Games' five-ringed symbol, commonly... (more)
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Breakwater and Victorian Fort, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Fort is a 19th-century fort, built between 1868 and 1875... (more)
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The Breakwater Fort, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Fort is a 19th-century fort, built between 1868 and 1875... (more)
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The Breakwater Fort, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Fort is a 19th-century fort, built 1868-1875 to defend... (more)
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Portland Breakwater Fort
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Fort is a 19th-century fort, built 1868-1875 to defend... (more)
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View from Grove towards Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7072
A view from the South West Coast Path, behind the Young Offenders'... (more)
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Chesil Beach & Portland Harbour from Portland Heights
by Martin Tester
for square SY6675
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Portland Harbour Lighthouse and Breakwater
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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North Eastern Breakwater and Lighthouse, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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Portland Harbour Marina and National Sailing Academy
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6774
Because of its sheltered location, protected by the breakwaters, Portland... (more)
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Portland Harbour, North Eastern Breakwater and Lighthouse
by David Dixon
for square SY7076
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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Portland Breakwater
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7075
Naval ship anchored inside Portland Harbour, near the Outer Breakwater; a yacht... (more)
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Portland Harbour, Breakwater Lighthouse
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Lighthouse was established in 1905. It is a white... (more)
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The Olympic Rings Sculpture, Portland
by David Dixon
for square SY6873
This stone sculpture of the Olympic Games' five-ringed symbol, commonly... (more)
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Breakwater Lighthouse at Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Lighthouse was established in 1905. It is a white... (more)
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Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The Portland Breakwater Lighthouse was established in 1905. It is a white... (more)
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In memory of those who lost their lives when…
by Robin Stott
for square SY6874
…a liberty boat returning to the aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious sank during a... (more)
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Portland Harbour, North East Breakwater
by David Dixon
for square SY7076
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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Bright morning, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
'Vlieter', blue, right of centre, doesn't look like a fishing... (more)
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Outer Breakwater, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7075
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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Portland Harbour, South Ship Channel
by David Dixon
for square SY7074
One of three entrances through the sea wall/breakwater into Portland Harbour. It... (more)
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North Ship Channel, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
for square SY6977
One of three entrances through the sea wall/breakwater into Portland Harbour.
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Inner Pierhead Fort , Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7074
The remains of a Victorian fort at the South Ship Channel, one of the three... (more)
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Portland Harbour, TV Sir Tristram (RFA Sir Tristram)
by David Dixon
for square SY7074
Launched December 1966. RFA Sir Tristram was a Round Table class logistics... (more)
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Businesses by Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
In the centre of the photo is a baulk of timber which, if I remember correctly,... (more)
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Approaching Portland Harbour, The East Ship Channel
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7076
The East Ship Channel is one of three entrances to Portland Harbour. As we... (more)
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Portland Harbour Q Pier
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6974
RFA Fort Rosalie, the lead ship of her class of Royal Fleet Auxiliary fleet... (more)
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Olympic Rings
by Ian Capper
for square SY6873
Olympic Rings sculpture in Portland stone at Verne Yeates, commemorating the... (more)
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Two boat hoists and other kit, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
The hoists are on wheels; they can trundle down a slipway, pick a boat up out of... (more)
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Portland Breakwater, Bincleaves Groyne
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6877
Portland Harbour is sheltered by four breakwaters; two southern and two... (more)
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South Ship Channel, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY7074
One of three entrances through the sea wall/breakwater into Portland Harbour. It... (more)
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Portland Harbour, The Coaling Pier
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6974
Cable-laying ship Wave Sentinel and Royal fleet Auxiliary landing ship Cardigan... (more)
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The Coaling Pier, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6974
L3009, RFA Cardigan Bay, a Bay-class landing ship dock of the Royal Fleet... (more)
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Coaling Pier, Portland Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6974
L3009, RFA Cardigan Bay, a Bay-class landing ship dock of the Royal Fleet... (more)
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Three boat lifting bays, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
Boats of different sizes can be lifted out of the water, by appropriate... (more)
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Inflatable craft, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
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View to shore facilities, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
To the right is the marina office and onshore facilities for marina users – lots... (more)
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Wide pontoon, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
Uncluttered access for people on foot, trolleys and even bikes. Piers providing... (more)
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End section of Pier M, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
Each pair of moorings has a short bollard that provides low-level lighting on... (more)
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Boats at the end of Pier M, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
for square SY6874
The boat in the foreground is a racing yacht. Owner and crew sailed out into... (more)
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Boats moored on Pier M, Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
Just before 9am BST. The blue boat is a racing yacht. Owner and crew sailed out... (more)
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Landward from Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
On the left is the Boat that Rocks café-bar and function suite; on the right are... (more)
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Verne Common
by Colin Smith
for square SY6873
Scrubby hillside on the northern slopes of the Isle of Portland but offering... (more)
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Portland Harbour, Derelict Dockyard Offices
by David Dixon
geograph for square SY6974
Part of the redundant HM Naval Dockyard at Portland. This building is one of two... (more)
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Seat overlooking Portland Marina
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
Gabions filled with local stone provide shelter and support for a timber seat by... (more)
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Entrance to Portland Marina on foot
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SY6874
The quay ahead is a calling point for the ferry to Weymouth. The marina offices... (more)
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