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Beach Erosion

in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Beach erosion is the loss of shoreline sand, typically appearing as exposed roots, retreating dunes, or damaged coastal edges.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Flagler Beach, FL105
  2. 02Jacksonville, FL59
  3. 03Los Angeles, CA24
  4. 04Ocean City, MD7
  5. 05Jacksonville Beach, FL3
  6. 06Manhattan Beach, CA2
  7. 07Encinitas, CA2
  8. 08Fort Lauderdale, FL2
  9. 09Galveston, TX2
  10. 10Houston, TX1
  11. 11Melbourne, VIC1
  12. 12Guaratinga, BA1
  13. 13Tibau do Sul, RN1
  14. 14Laguna Beach, CA1
  15. 15San Diego, CA1
fewestFort Lauderdale, FL · 40th percentilemost
COUNTED
2
all time in Fort Lauderdale
RANK
#4
of 6 cities in FL
SHARE
1.2%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
0.92
per 100k residents

Other conditions in Fort Lauderdale

The state of a place: complaints, wear, noise and upkeep. All-time counts.

  1. 01Pedestrian Safety Hazard325
  2. 02Public Space Disorder284
  3. 03Road Safety Risks269
  4. 04Sidewalk Blocked by Construction237
  5. 05Crosswalk Blocked168
  6. 06Damaged Curb164
  7. 07Cycling Safety Hazard150
  8. 08Commercial Vacancy141
  9. 09Transport Bottlenecks111
  10. 10Damaged Crosswalk Scene109
  11. 11Blocked Fire Hydrant108
  12. 12Sidewalk Blocked by Dining97
  13. 13Parking Pressure92
  14. 14Sidewalk Blocked by Trash89
  15. 15Blocked Bike Lane87
  16. 16Vacant Storefront85
  17. 17Damaged Fence84
  18. 18Damaged Fire Hydrant83
  19. 19Broken Traffic Signal80
  20. 20Faded Crosswalk Scene79
  21. 21Overgrown Sidewalk78
  22. 22Damaged Traffic Sign76
  23. 23Sidewalk Repair Work71
  24. 24Infrastructure Issues70