naze

The Naze is a peninsula north of the town.

The traditional English form of the name is just the Naze.

The last one occurred in 1869 and took away several hundred metres of the Naze.

The Naze has become popular for school fieldwork into erosion and methods to protect the coast.

Freight continued on the line to nearby Burn Naze until 1999.

The Naze is a headland on the east coast of England.

To the east is Castle Naze, a prehistoric settlement site.

It attracts many visitors, The Naze being the main attraction.

'I really believe any reasonable scheme that will give the Naze extra status and help try to save it is a great thing,' he said.

Officials canceled bus service in Naze, Kagoshima during the storm.

They have two children: a girl, Orora, and a baby boy, Naze.

The village is built on a hill, Seat Naze.

The present Naze Tower therefore replaced an earlier construction at a similar location.

A mobile phone mast was erected on top of Seat Naze in the 1990s.

They lay in a huge sickle-shaped curve that vanished into mist at last towards the Naze.

The Naze is eroding rapidly and threatening the tower and the wildlife.

The Naze Protection Society was formed to campaign for erosion controls.

However, the cliff near Naze Tower is greatly eroded.

Naze is a village in southeastern Nigeria.

Naze Tower (www.nazetower.co.uk) Admission: £2.50 adults, £1.50 children under 15.

If we don't get out of this naze, I can guarantee that your clothes will be the least of your worries."

However, the transfer fell through due to problems with the fee and the agent's share,so he returned to the Naze Millionaires.

Its epicenter was 6.3 miles below the ocean floor off Naze, about 1,000 miles southwest of Tokyo.

To the original heart of the castle was then complemented mainly by an ingenious fortification system that protected the whole naze.

The unusual war memorial commemorates a Halifax crew which all died when they crashed on the Naze.