Pile Pier
Other OS name in the Parish of Weymouth & Melcombe Regis
Historical Forms
- le Jety 1446 Pat
- the olde Juttie 1578 WeyR
- ye gitty 1597 Hutch3
- (le) Jetty(e) 1616,1620 WeyR
- the Jetty hedd 1629 WeyM
- the Gittye 1634 ib
- the Jutty 1648 ib
- the New Jetty 1774 Hutch1
Etymology
, 1863 Hutch3 , built c. 1840 ' of loose rocks secured with piles ' ( Hutch3 2465 ) . There were various earlier piers at the entrance to the harbour : le Jety 1446 Pat, the olde Juttie 1578 WeyR, ye gitty 1597Hutch3, (le ) Jetty (e )1616, 1620 WeyR, the Jetty hedd 1629 WeyM, the Gittye 1634 ib, the Jutty 1648 ib, the New Jetty 1774 Hutch1 ( ' a mould or pier of stone … at the end of which was formerly a fort or battery ' , cf. the Jutty Fort 1657 WeyM ) , v. jetty , jutty , the piere 1586 WeyR , the Peere or harbor 1646 WeyM , the Peerehead 1658 ib , the Grand Piere 1685 WeyR , the Little Pier , the New Pier l17 ib , v. per , cf. South Pier infra , the Mo (u )ld (e )head 1611–1620 WeyR , Molehead 1641 WeyM , v. mole .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bincleaves Barracks, Bincleaves Groyne
- Glebe Ho
- Glenthorne
- Greenhill Gdns
- Harbour
- Jubilee Walk
- The Mixen
- Mount Pleasant Fm
- Nettlecombe
- The Nothe, Nothe Gdns, Nothe Point
- Radipole Park Gdns
- South Pier
- Alexander Bridge
- Alexandra Gdns
- Backwater
- Connaught Ho
- Sluice Gdns
- Abbots Court
- Castle Cove
- Rodwell
- Sandsfoot Castle
- Springfield
- Swannery
- Town Bridge
- Underbarn Walk
- Western Ledges
- Westham
- Weymouth Bay
- Belfield Fm
- Rocky Knap