Harbor Beach to Port Everglades: the short ocean run
Distance to inlet
First bridge
First shoal
Path min depth
Start
End
Typical depth
Harbor Beach to Port Everglades is the Fort Lauderdale run that is actually short. Twelve feet. A private-adjacent ocean cut in our graph. 17th Street only if you go north on the ICW instead of out the mouth. This is why Harbor Beach scores like an ocean product while Rio Vista does not. The route page exists so “no bridges to the inlet” has a named start.
Minutes, not a gauntlet. Twelve feet at the bulkhead, an ocean-facing cut in the graph, and Port Everglades traffic at the jetties. 17th Street only if you turn north toward Bahia Mar on the ICW. Downtown spans are someone else’s commute. Approximate. Map deep link included.
Typical planning figures and neighborhood patterns only. Not legal, tax, insurance, or survey advice. Confirm with counsel, the city, the carrier, and a surveyor before you act.
Do I still need 17th Street?
Not for the ocean cut. Yes if your next stop is Bahia Mar via the ICW.