To date, 36 pleasure piers have been lost from around the UK coastline and these are listed here alphabetically.
The dates that appear below each heading are, generally, the opening and destruction/demolition dates for the main pier structure. In many cases (for example Withernsea), land-based entrance buildings still exist, many years after the loss of the pier.
The pier at Douglas, which was dismantled and re-erected at Rhos-on-Sea, is regarded as one pier.
Ventnor Royal Victoria pier was rebuilt several times. However, in easch case the original sub-structure was used and it is, therefore, considered a single pier.

RHYL 1867 - 1973	RYDE VICTORIA 1864 - 1924
ST. LEONARDS PALACE 1891 - 1951	SCARBOROUGH NORTH 1869 - 1914
SEAVIEW CHAIN 1881 - 1952	SHANKLIN 1890 - 1993
SOUTHBOURNE 1888 - 1909	TENBY ROYAL VICTORIA 1899 - 1953
VENTNOR ROYAL VICTORIA 1873 - 1993	WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE 1830 - 1880
WESTWARD HO! 1871 - 1880	WITHERNSEA 1877 - 1903