Cathead Bay in Northport: The transition from sandy beach to rocky beach #shorts

26 Mar 2026 · 0 min
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In this short video, the speaker provides an on‑site observation of Cathead Bay’s shoreline. He notes that from a satellite view there is a dune‑like area of private lots, which gives way as one moves northward to a denser vegetated zone. At roughly the same point, the beach composition shifts from pure sand to a mixture of sand and rocks, marking a clear transition in the coastal landscape.

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