Channels

Channels

ICW, New River forks, and named fairways.

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Coral Ridge finger canals

Coral Ridge backyard fingers sit near 5.5 ft. A five-foot-draft convertible does not live here. Oakland Park at ~25 ft is the air-draft half of the same overlay.

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Hendricks Isle south shoal

The Hendricks south finger shoals to about 6.5 ft. Deep convertibles that cleared the Isles fairway still die here. Pair with the 12 ft boulevard span if the house is north of Las Olas.

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ICW from 17th Street to Las Olas

The ICW between 17th Street and Las Olas is the working corridor for Bahia Mar, the Isles entrance, and most ocean-bound Las Olas traffic.

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Las Olas Isles fairway

The Las Olas Isles fairway holds about 9.5 ft with 90–100 ft width, then collapses into nine- and twelve-foot boulevard spans on the pretty fingers.

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New River downtown

Downtown New River has yacht depth and railroad-and-avenue air draft. This channel page is the ordered bottleneck, not a skyline essay.

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New River east reach

The New River east of downtown is an eight-foot stem with a sixteen-foot closed span and forks into Rio Vista and Victoria Park laterals.

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Rio Vista back-canal pinch

The Rio Vista back-canal pinch is a turning and beam problem. Depth on that edge is about 10 ft. A 60-foot yacht still fails the pocket.

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Sunrise Key inner cut

Sunrise Key’s inner cut is a width pinch. The island still has ~8.5 ft and 17th Street at ~55 ft — the inner dock is not the ICW wall.

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Victoria Park laterals

Victoria Park laterals are a 4.5 ft shoal behind a sixteen-foot New River gate. This is a center-console neighborhood, not a convertible overlay.