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Exmouth lifeboat station
Exmouth lifeboat station was established in 1803 and now operates from a new station on the seafront. Has two lifeboats; an all weather and inshore.
Station and shop are open daily.
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Exmouth lifeboat station, Exmouth, Exmouth, Devon , United Kingdom
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