See how Newgate Gap changed between 1892 and 2026. Drag the slider to compare the historic photograph with the modern view.
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## Newgate Gap, Margate
Newgate Gap, located in Margate, Kent, is a coastal feature that has undergone significant changes since 1892. In the late 19th century, the area was characterized by its natural cliffs and rugged shoreline. Over time, human intervention, including the construction of the Newgate Gap Bridge, has altered the landscape, facilitating transportation and access. The bridge, depicted in historical photographs, stands as a testament to the evolving infrastructure of the region. Today, Newgate Gap continues to be a notable landmark, reflecting the dynamic interplay between natural geography and human development in Margate.
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