North Quay, Keills Port

Probably built second half of 18th century, extended/

widened (?in more than one phase) perhaps circa 1800;

repaired 1812. Long quay extending north from west side

of narrow harbour inlet; north end returns slightly

towards west. All rubble-built, original part mostly with

flat coping slabs and wide flight of steps at north end

of east face; vertically-set top course at north end and

at west; west face slopes steeply inwards from sea bed

(other faces vertical). Single stone bollard at north

end; iron runner ties at edges not original. Some wrought-

iron tying rings.

Quay continued to south supporting roadway.