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30. Punta Rassa Cove Anchorage

Posted by admin | Posted on 06-14-2008

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30. Punta Rassa Cove Anchorage
Lat/Lon: near 26 30.271 North/082 00.654 West
Location: will be found on the deep water east of the gap between flashing daybeacons #13 and #14, bordering on the western reaches of shallow Punta Rassa Cove (north of the new, high-rise section of the Sanibel Island Bridge)
Minimum Depth: 6-feet
Swing Room: unlimited
Foul Weather Shelter: poor, protected ONLY from eastern, northeastern and southeastern winds

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Donn Brown said on 16-04-2010

I have anchored here many times and it is an excellent location. Occasional wakes from passing boats heading to and from the Sanibel Causeway Bridge.

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