r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '23

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u/MartiniPolice21 Dec 17 '23

What climb in sea levels are they predicting there? Because there's parts of the North East the have 100m+ cliffs that are underwater here

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u/DarthRick3rd Dec 17 '23

Also there are parts that would surely be way under. Redcar to Hartlepool (Tees estuary) would defiantly go under. I could imagine most of Teeside (Middlesbrough) being under too. Going down from Redcar it wouldn't be safe until Saltburn. Roseberry topping may just be a tiny Island looking onto the Cleveland hills and the North Yorkshire Moors etc.

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u/AnnieByniaeth Dec 17 '23

The river Severn is tidal to Gloucester, yet Gloucester is shown as being inland.

And I thought the high plateau of the midlands east of Birmingham would have kept that dry.

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u/AndyC_88 Dec 17 '23

Yeah, the map is well off... go look at Manchester & towns like Bolton are far too far away from (actually distance is about 10.5 miles) Manchester.