Little Egg Inlet

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Little Egg Inlet is a tidal waterway on the New Jersey coast that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the back-barrier bays and marshes near the southern end of Long Beach Island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
tidal inlet
waterway
adjacentTo Long Beach Island
southern end of Long Beach Island
connectsBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
Great Bay (New Jersey)
back-barrier bays of southern Long Beach Island
coastal marshes near southern Long Beach Island
country United States
ecologicalRole connection between ocean and estuarine marshes
hasClimateZone humid subtropical to warm temperate coastal climate
hasFeature aids to navigation
buoyed channel (intermittent or shifting)
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic tidal
hasNavigationalHazard breaking surf
shifting sandbars
shoaling
hasNearbyIsland Little Beach Island (barrier island area)
hasRecreation angling
birdwatching in adjacent marshes
boating
hasSedimentProcess active inlet migration and shoal formation
hasWaterType saltwater
isPartOfCoastalFeature barrier island–back-barrier bay system of New Jersey
locatedIn Atlantic County, New Jersey
Mid-Atlantic region of the United States
New Jersey
Ocean County, New Jersey
locatedOnCoastOf Atlantic Ocean
maintainedBy United States Coast Guard
nearbySettlement Beach Haven, New Jersey
Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey
Tuckerton, New Jersey
partOf New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway region
New Jersey coastal lagoon system
region Jersey Shore
subjectTo Atlantic hurricanes
coastal storms
nor’easters
supportsEcosystem estuarine fish and shellfish populations
salt marsh habitat
usedFor commercial fishing access
navigation
recreational boating
sport fishing

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Barnegat Bay hasInlet Little Egg Inlet