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Flamborough Head is a chalk headland on the North Sea coast of East Yorkshire, near the town of Bridlington, jutting out between Bridlington Bay and Filey Bay. The cliffs here are formed of chalk, unusual for England's east coast, and the shoreline includes caves, stacks, and reefs cut into the rock. Diving here is generally accessed by boat from Bridlington or nearby coastal launches.
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