Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Dungeness Beach
GPS Coordinates
50°55'07", 00°58'52" show decimal
Google Earth
AA Road Atlas
Page 11, Q12
Dungeness Beach
Dungeness, Kent
How to get here:
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Road: M20 - Exit the M20 at Sevington (J10), and then join the A2070. Keep following it south until you reach the A259 at Brenzett, and then turn left towards Romney (Lydd Road). Continue through Old Romney, and then turn right into Romney Road towards Lydd. Pass the golf club and airport, and then when you reach the roundabout in Lydd turn left into Dungeness Road. Continue along here until you reach Battery Road on the outskirts of Dungeness. Bear right and carry on until you reach the car park on the right-hand side. You can then walk to the shore where the fishing boats are normally beached. +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableBeach
Photograph taken: 12th March 2006 by Chuck Foster
The Claws of Axos (1)
Filmed: 5 Jan 1971
Pigbin Josh leaves the beach on his bicycle.
Where to walk to next?
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Dungeness Road (The Claws of Axos). Head away from the beach back to the road and car park. (250 yards, 2m)
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Dungeness Power Station (The Enemy of the World, The Claws of Axos): 0.70 miles. 
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Dengemarsh Road (The Claws of Axos): 2.83 miles.
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Camber Sands (The Chase, The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe")): 8.61 miles.
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe")): 9.24 miles.
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St. Martin's Plains Camp (The Claws of Axos): 13.19 miles.
Other show-related mentions for the location:
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DVD Release - The DVD release of includes a "Now and Then" featurette contrasting the location between when it was filmed and the modern day.
Related Stories
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The Claws of Axos [5 Jan 1971]: Pigbin Josh returns to his bike.
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