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National SASP - Weymouth Harbour  


Site Details
Address
Weymouth Harbour (west side)

Dorset
Grid Reference
367955 - 074570

Local authority
Weymouth & Portland DC

Sport England region
South West

Disciplines
Canoe Sailing


Competitions and events
The site has held international or national competitions or events and is sustainable because the location provides the support and facilities necessary for that level of competition.

  • World Canoe Sailing Championships 2000; Natioanl Championships held annually.

Training
The site has held national team or individual or group elite training for that sport or any of its disciplines, and is sustainable because the location provides the support and facilities necessary for that level of training.

  • GB canoe sailing squad in semi permanent occupation.

Scarcity
The site is important because of its scarcity or uniqueness value and because it cannot be re-created at a different location.

  • Large harbour area makes the site not easily replicable

Heritage
A heritiage site is one which has been used continually or a for a long time by that sport and which cannot be recreated in a different location.

  • First used in 1920s/1930s.6/8 World championships held here

Non-competitive users
The site is important to the non-competitive parts of that sport.

  • Kayak paddling and local authority beginner centre

Number of users
The site is important because of the numbers of people using it from any level of that sport

  • Around 500 - 1,000 per annum

Facilities strategy
The site has been identified as of international or national importance in that sport’s strategic planning documents.

  • BCU Facilities Strategy 1999 - 2004 - identified as national centre

Physical characteristics
Identification of those characteristics, which if lost, would jeopardise the quality of the site.

  • Very large harbour area.


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