Whitehaven put-in
Whitehaven Harbour is a Georgian-era harbour on the west Cumbrian coast, developed from 1634 as a coal-exporting port and now home to a marina with around 400 berths. This slipway lies within the wider harbour, which is protected by the North Pier and West Pier built in the early 19th century.
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