Beer Map
Beer map, view the Devon village of Beer, located in the county of Devon, England.
Detailed Street Map of Beer Devon & Guide to the Area
Beer Map Devon: Interactive map of Beer, displaying the village situated in the county of Devon, England, United Kingdom.
Use controls (+/-) bottom right of map to display a detailed street map of Beer area and a Beer village centre map, showing Beer Beach and Beer Village Store.
Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Beer map are: Beer Post Office, The Anchor Inn, The Dolphin Hotel, The Barrel O' Beer, The Smugglers Kitchen, Steamers Restaurant, Bay View Craft Shop, Beer Fisheries, Beer Sailing Club, Beer Village Hall, St Michael's Church, Beer Church of England Primary School, Beer Quarry Caves, Pecorama, Beer Beach, Marine House at Beer, South West Coast Path, Seaton Tramway, Seaton Wetlands, Seaton Community Hospital, Tesco Superstore Seaton, Co-op Food Seaton, Colyton Medical Practice, Seaton Library, Axe Yacht Club, Shute Barton, Blackbury Camp, Seaton Beach, Jurassic Coast.
By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of
Seaton, Branscombe, Colyford, Colyton, Axmouth, Southleigh, Beer Head, Weston, Salcombe Regis, Sidmouth, Musbury, Shute, Whitford, Kilmington, Axminster, Combpyne, Rousdon, Uplyme, Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Northleigh, Farway.
Beer is a small fishing town on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, lying snugly in a bay between the towns of Seaton and Branscombe. It is home to approximately 1,300 people, and boasts of a long history of fishing, quarrying, and shipbuilding, with Beer stone regarded as one of the prominent building materials used in various structures, including the renowned Exeter Cathedral. As for the boat activity, fishing vessels still make their way to the ordinary pebble beach paving the way for some interesting modes of transportation. The A3052 road connects Beer to Sidmouth, Lyme Regis, and Exeter, while Axminster has a train station. Beer has pubs and shops, galleries and rest houses, and many picturesque areas along the famous South West Coast Path. The main attractions here include Beer Quarry Caves and Pecorama. Not far from Beer, there is Shute Barton owned by National Trust. Blackbury Camp, an area of heritage next to Beer, is worth visiting as well.
FAQ About Beer, Devon
Where is Beer located? - Beer is a coastal village in East Devon, between Seaton and Branscombe on the Jurassic Coast.
What is Beer famous for? - Beer is known for its fishing heritage, sheltered beach, limestone quarry caves and locally quarried Beer stone.
How many people live in Beer? - Beer has a population of roughly 1,300 people.
What are the main attractions in Beer? - Beer Beach, Beer Quarry Caves, Pecorama and the South West Coast Path are among the main attractions.
How do you get to Beer? - Beer is reached by local roads from the A3052, with the nearest mainline railway station at Axminster.
What attractions are near Beer? - Nearby places to visit include Seaton Wetlands, Shute Barton, Blackbury Camp, Branscombe and the wider Jurassic Coast.
We hope you found this Beer tourist map useful for your visit to this area of Devon.
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