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Storm protection:
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Bottom holding:
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Scenic beauty:
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Tranquility:
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Overall site rating:
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Activities: Fishing, Swimming, Day
Sailing, Rowing
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Facilities: Entertainment
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Qualities: Clean Water, Hospitality,
Camaraderie
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Overall site rating:
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Public access:
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Commercial access:
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100% private:

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Minimum approach
depth: 8 ft.
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Depth in
anchorage: 6 - 12 ft.
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Lat 26° 39.4' N
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Lon 82° 13.0' W
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(use Chart 11427 for navigation)
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Off mile 21.6 on the ICW: 3.8 statute miles from Captiva Pass/Safety Harbor, 1.4 statute miles to Point
Blanco.
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This open, deep water anchorage ties northeast from marker 60. Waters hold to minimum 6-foot depths within
75 yards of the island shoreline; some depths are greater than those shown on the chart. There is good shelter from east, northeast and
southeasterly breezes, but only slight shelter from westerlies.
This anchorage lies near the ICW, and can be affected by wakes from power boats, tugs and barges. A Bahamian moor is advisable to
keep from swinging too widely.
Useppa is a private island; visitors are not welcome. There is not even a dinghy dock.
From the anchorage, it is a short trip by dinghy to the restaurant and docks of Cabbage Key, west of the recently relocated Green 61
- The restaurant serves three meals a day in a unique atmosphere. The island contains a nature trail and has a rich history. To use the docks,
call ahead.

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