Lyme Regis Case Study

What material is primarily used for the rock armour in Lyme Regis?

• Plastic blocks
• Wooden barriers
• Concrete slabs
• Granite boulders

What is beach replenishment?

• Adding sand and shingle to the beach
• Building new promenades
• Creating artificial reefs
• Dredging the harbour

What is one reason the seawall is considered effective?

• It is low cost to maintain
• It protects the coastline from storms
• It is made of natural materials
• It attracts more tourists

What is a negative impact of the coastal defences in Lyme Regis mentioned in the video?

• Increased litter
• Decreased property values
• Improved public transport
• More recreational activities

What supports the local fishing fleet in Lyme Regis?

• Dredging the beaches
• Availability of new fishing boats
• Increased tourism revenue
• The protection provided by the harbour

What is a characteristic of the beach in Lyme Regis due to beach replenishment?

• It has become narrower
• It absorbs wave energy effectively
• It is entirely artificial
• It has fewer visitors

What is the primary purpose of the rock armour in Lyme Regis?

• To absorb wave energy and protect the seawall
• To provide a recreational area for visitors
• To create artificial beaches
• To support local fishing activities

What is one disadvantage of the increased visitor numbers in Lyme Regis?

• Improved local economy
• Increased traffic congestion
• Enhanced beach facilities
• More fishing opportunities

How often is the harbour dredged in Lyme Regis?

• Every month
• Every year
• Every summer
• Every five years

What is the total length of the new seawall constructed in Lyme Regis?

• 390 metres
• 250 metres
• 500 metres
• 150 metres