Cape Florida Anchorage, with depths of 12 to 20 feet, is about 300 yards westward of the south end of Cape Florida with the lighthouse tower bearing northward of 069°. This is a poor anchorage with southerly winds.
2012/04/18
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On peut mouiller au Cap Florida, par 3,6 à 6 m, à environ 300 m à l'W de l'extrémité S du cap, à 069] du phare. Ce mouillage est ouvert aux vents du S.
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