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The north end of the Ross Back Sands form a finger of sand separated at high tide and reaching out toward the farther end of Lindisfarne, facing its harbour, almost to enclose the sheltered water behind.
 
The north end of the Ross Back Sands form a finger of sand separated at high tide and reaching out toward the farther end of Lindisfarne, facing its harbour, almost to enclose the sheltered water behind.
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Ross
Northumberland
Coastguard Cottages, Ross - geograph.org.uk - 153493.jpg
Coastguard Cottages, Ross
Location
Grid reference: NU132370
Location: 55°37’36"N, 1°47’27"W
Data
Post town: Belford
Postcode: NE70
Local Government
Council: Northumberland
Parliamentary
constituency:
Berwick-upon-Tweed

Ross is a tiny hamlet in North Durham on the coast of northern Northumberland. It stands on a dead-end lane to the east of Elwick, on a low, flat peninsula between Buddle Bay and the gulf of sea and mudfalts which divides Lindisfarne from the county's mainland. A footpath leads out from the hamlet to the marshland of the Ross Links and the Ross Back Sands, a deep sandy beach on the coast of the open North Sea.

The north end of the Ross Back Sands form a finger of sand separated at high tide and reaching out toward the farther end of Lindisfarne, facing its harbour, almost to enclose the sheltered water behind.

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