Kentish Knock is described as a shoal-like projection in the North Sea rather than an isolated sandbank. The battle is dated 8 October 1652 on the Gregorian calendar and 28 September on the Julian calendar. Both labels refer to the same action. The ten-day difference matters when comparing sources that use different calendars.
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Where Kentish Knock was and why the battle has two dates
Kentish Knock's North Sea geography and the ten-day difference between Gregorian and Julian dating explain why the battle appears under two dates.