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2016 DMMA Excavation and Beach Fill Documents

Published on: October 25, 2016

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Sebastian Inlet District

3 days ago

TBT: The inlet also became a popular recreational area in the 1930s. Here, an aerial photograph shows fishing shanties that had popped up on the southern banks of the Inlet. Included in the District’s photo archives are prints showing the destruction of those shanties by hurricane five, known as the 1933 Florida-Mexico hurricane (July 24 – August 4, 1933). On the north side of the inlet, Don Beaujean, son of Captain Rufus Beaujean who was an early pioneer settler of the town of Melbourne Beach, opened a popular fish camp on the North side of the inlet as shown in this Robert Kempfer photo. ...

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Sebastian Inlet District

5 days ago

FUN FACT #12: We LOVE our partners at Sebastian Inlet State Park! The Park is one of the most visited state parks in Florida with more than 700,000 visitors annually. With 60 campsites, boat launches and picnic pavilions at Coconut Point, visitors have a whole array of recreational options! Boating, kayaking or paddleboarding, go fishing, surfing, snorkeling, explore the Tidal Pool or just hang out at the beach. Our beautiful stretch of coast is known for its many birds and wildlife viewing opportunities. Go visit!
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe Semkow
P.S. - Can you name the most visited Park in the State? ...

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