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n o - nd e uth o S E s sex Cas tle Po int on-Sea Southend- Southe nd-on-Sea Essex Castle Point Ea st o f E n g l ark a n Newlands d Canvey Essex So ut Heights he n Country d allgains -on-S Park reation Marsh ea ound End Sand t Essex le Poin Castle Poi Cast Map Edataast of England © OpenStreetMap contributors Data is available under the Opennt Database Licence For terms and conditions please visit www.openstreetmap.org/copyright rrmo Road Hannett Road Bardenville Road O Henson Avenue attwick Drive Hornsland Road Westman Road R Linroping Avenue be k Road e Point Road Chapman Bommel Avenue Beveland B1014 Chapman Road Zelham Drive Sands Page 1 of 3 ad nt Ro Poi Aalt Van Nor h Beck B Sou Z R e e i n Avenue oad t ck Road der Pass D hfalls Road t iemens Pass hfalls Road P a rk Road L cliff Park Avenue eigh Bec Road k e Lane d e ara outh Parad P rine Ma This walk offers a gentle family friendly promenade along the sea front with options for returning via train to Southend Central Station when you have walked 2.5 miles to Chalkwell Station or the 4 miles to Leigh-on-Sea Station.
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