20250908_Nearshore_East_Reef_Site.pdf

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Artificial Reef Construction, Transportation, and Deployment- AR2609 NRDA EscaRosa
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PD 25-26.008
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Escambia County, Florida

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The image is a geographic map titled "Nearshore East Reef Site" depicting a marine area near Pensacola Naval Air Station and Gulf Breeze, Florida. The map includes a detailed legend showing different reef types and materials, with a grid overlay on the Nearshore East Reef Site. The map indicates multiple reef elements including concrete, metal, and module-shaped structures, with a 600ft buffer zone marked. Specific areas likeEsca Rosa 3 andEsca Rosa 4 are highlighted, and the map includes several vessels and a scale ranging from 0 to 5 miles. The diagram includes location markers for Villa Sabine and surrounding coastal areas, with a color-coded system representing different reef characteristics. The map is credited to Dalton Inman, Kindall Butler from Escambia County MRD, dated September 4th, 2025.

The map provides a detailed geographical representation of a marine reef site, showing the precise location and layout of artificial reef installations. The legend indicates multiple reef types including concrete structures, metal elements, and module-dome-shaped installations. The map includes a 600ft buffer zone and a 600x600ft square grid for the Nearshore East Reef Site, suggesting a structured approach to marine habitat or environmental management. The presence of multiple reef types and the detailed gridding implies a systematic approach to marine ecosystem development or restoration. The involvement of Escambia County MRD suggests this is likely a local government environmental or marine conservation project.

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