Flamborough is a large settlement situated in the centre of Flamborough Headland. Flamborough Head with its two lighthouses is one of the most prominent features on the East Coast of England. The newer of the two lighthouses was built in 1806 and is still in use today. Further back from the coast is the old Beacon light tower, dating from circa 1674, and the only known example in England. The cliffs and lighthouses make Flamborough a popular tourist attraction during the summer months.

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General information specific to the parish can be found at the following link:

Link to UK Villages online information for the Parish of Flamborough

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