How many villages have fallen on the holderness coast?

The Holderness Coast, located in East Yorkshire, England, has experienced significant coastal erosion, leading to the loss of several villages over the years. Notably, the villages of Old Skegness, Ulrome, and parts of Easington have been affected, with some villages disappearing entirely due to erosion. While exact numbers can vary, it is estimated that around 30 villages have been lost or significantly altered since the 19th century due to the ongoing erosion processes.