Canal map and Bridge Heights Cape Coral | Plan your trip
Cape Coral map of the canal system showing the bridges and their heights plus gulf access and freshwater canals as well as boat ramps and boat locks
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Map of Cape Coral’s Southern Canal System - leehouses.com
This map includes bridge heights and locations, it denotes which canals are freshwater and which are saltwater (offering Gulf Access), where the sailboat access canals are, and also the locations of the city’s locks, lifts, and boat ramps.
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Cape Coral Canals
The canals on Cape Coral's western border are the North and South Spreader Canals. Homes along these canals have some of the nicest water views, parts of the canals are 200' wide. The North Spreader runs from Pine Island Rd to Caloosa Pkwy, the South Spreader runs from Veterans Memorial Pkwy to the Caloosahatchee at Tarpon Point with a boat ...
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Maps of the Cape Coral Gulf Acess canal system including bridges heights and locations
Canal Maps - joanbeaches.com
Cape Coral canals consist of both freshwater and saltwater canals. However Freshwater does not have access to the Gulf. Gulf Access includes sailboat access (unrestricted canals), direct access (no locks or lifts but may be multiple bridges) and partially restricted (may be behind a lock or lift).
Cape Coral Canalwatch Program - CHNEP.WaterAtlas.org
Cape Coral's 400-mile canal system is a definitive feature of the city and one of its most vital economic assets. Cape Coral's canals offer waterfront living and recreation, protect homes from floods, enhance property values, supply irrigation water, and attract wildlife.
Cape Coral Canals Large Print Navigation Chart 7E
Terrific coverage of the Cape Coral canals is offered only by this navigation map. The south side covers the Caloosahatchee River from Shell Point north to the new Midpoint Bridge and all canals and lakes north to Veterans Parkway.