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Harbor Beach ocean cut versus Port Everglades

The Harbor Beach ocean access is the private-adjacent cut in our graph — shorter for some bulkheads, still a Port Everglades traffic story on the outside.

Controlling depth (approx.)

20 ft

Map trace

26.0972, -80.1046

Harbor Beach has a second mouth in our overlay: an ocean-facing cut that keeps some bulkheads from running the long way around the basin. It is not a substitute hydrography for a skinny river. Depth on the cut is about twenty feet in seed — an ocean number beside a commercial inlet, not a backyard canal.

Graph inlet node 2. Depth on the cut is about twenty feet in seed — still an ocean number. Related zone Harbor Beach, marina Bahia Mar. Owners who want “no bridges” usually mean this overlay, not downtown. Commercial Port Everglades traffic is still outside. Map trace from a Harbor Beach east canal; path score should outrank an inland bottleneck. Approximate geometry for planning, not a NOAA chart substitute.

What hulls die at Harbor Beach ocean access?

None called out as automatic kills on this overlay.

Is this a surveyed clearance?

No. Approximate public planning figures joined to our waterway graph when an obstacle id exists.