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Beach Erosion

in Jacksonville Beach, 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
fewestJacksonville Beach, FL · 60th percentilemost
COUNTED
3
all time in Jacksonville Beach
RANK
#3
of 6 cities in FL
SHARE
1.8%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
10.8
per 100k residents

Other conditions in Jacksonville Beach

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

  1. 01Commercial Vacancy90
  2. 02Flooded Road74
  3. 03Water Main Failure Evidence70
  4. 04Flooded Roadway61
  5. 05Road Safety Risks61
  6. 06Vacant Storefront60
  7. 07Graffiti-Covered Storefront49
  8. 08Pedestrian Safety Hazard42
  9. 09Damaged Storm Drain40
  10. 10Storefront Broken Glass36
  11. 11Parking Pressure36
  12. 12Clogged Storm Drain33
  13. 13Flooded Trail30
  14. 14Sidewalk Blocked by Dining30
  15. 15Forest Wetland29
  16. 16Crosswalk Blocked28
  17. 17Damaged Guardrail27
  18. 18Damaged Fence27
  19. 19Vacant Building27
  20. 20Cracked Building Wall27
  21. 21Road Washout25
  22. 22Residential Vacancy Signals25
  23. 23Standing Water24
  24. 24Distressed Property22