NCI Prawle Point

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NCI began in 1994 when two fisherman lost their lives off the Cornish coast within sight of a recently closed lookout. Today there are 30 NCI stations open around the UK coast. Prawle Point is one of these, standing 200 feet above sea level at the most southerly point of Devon.

On our other pages you can find information about

• A brief history of Prawle Point
• The duties of the watchkeepers
• Could you be a watchkeeper?
• The local weather conditions
• A major rebuild in 2002
• Our supporters
• Our information centre
• What others say about us
• How to reach us

This page last updated on 17 April 2007.