Editing The Wash (section)

==Landmarks==
The four most distinctive man-made landmarks that can be seen from the bay are:

* [[St Botolph's Church, Boston|St Botolph's Church]] in [[Boston, Lincolnshire|Boston]], the parish church of Boston is the most famous landmark to be seen in the bay. It has a tower known as the [[Boston Stump]]. This can be seen on clear days right across the bay and from the Norfolk side of the Wash particularly from [[Hunstanton]]. This dates from the 16th century and was often used by local fishermen as a navigation marker.
* The Grain Storage Tower in [[King's Lynn]] docks.
* From the Norfolk side of the bay, [[Sutton Bridge Power Station]]
* The former lighthouse at [[Old Hunstanton]] can also seen from parts of the bay from the Lincolnshire side of the bay on clear days particularly from [[Skegness, Lincolnshire|Skegness]] and also from [[Gibraltar Point, Lincolnshire|Gibraltar Point]].

The [[Outer Trial Bank]], a remnant of a 1970s experiment, lies some {{convert|2|mi|km|abbr=off|0|spell=on}} off the Lincolnshire coast near the mouth of the River Nene.

The most notable nature feature is [[Hunstanton Cliffs]], comprising [[strata]] of orange, red and white [[chalk]].