Sandy beach · Old Town, Florida, USA

Southernmost Point of the Continental U.S.A.

Southernmost Point of the Continental U.S.A. lies in Old Town, Florida, USA, with a sandy shore. The bay opens toward the west-south-west across more than 50 km of open sea, so expect waves when the wind comes from that side. Tides are small (about 45 cm). It is one of 7 beaches around Old Town; the nearest is Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, 240 m away.

SurfaceSandy
Wave shelterPartly exposedopen to the west-south-west, 50 km of sea
Tidal range45 cmsmall
Tree cover1%open, treeless surroundings

Conditions right now at Southernmost Point of the Continental U.S.A.

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Where it is

24.5504, -81.8114 · Google Maps · OpenStreetMap

Beaches nearby

All beaches in Old Town · Florida overview

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