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Chincoteague Island in Chincoteague Bay. Visible in the background are Assateague Island and the Chincoteague Inlet.
Chincoteague Island
The town of Chincoteague on Chincoteague Island in Chincoteague Bay!
Chincoteague Island
Looking east across Chincoteague Island in Chincoteague Bay. Assateague Island is in the background.
Chincoteague Island
Looking across Chincoteague Island in Chincoteague Bay, towards Assateague Island and the Chincoteague Inlet in the background.
Chincoteague Island
Clam aquaculture in Chincoteague Bay, along the inside edge of Assateague Island
Clam aquaculture in Chincoteague Bay
Mosquito ditches and marshes on the inland side of Assateague Island, bordering Sinepuxent Bay.
Ditches in Assateague Island
Golf course in Newport Bay. Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island are in the background.
Golf course in Newport Bay
Golf course in Sinepuxent Bay. Newport Bay is visible in the background.
Golf course in Sinepuxent Bay
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay, a rapidly-disappearing, eroding marsh island
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay, a rapidly-disappearing, eroding marsh island
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay, a rapidly-disappearing, eroding marsh island.
Mills Island in Chincoteague Bay
Eroding marshes in Newport Bay, with Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island in the background.
Newport Bay
Ditches, eroding marshes and a golf course in Newport Bay. In the background are Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island.
Newport Bay
Looking north, showing the northern end of Assateague Island, the Ocean City Inlet, and the southern end of Fenwick Island and Ocean City. Also visible is the ebb tidal shoal, indicated by the waves breaking offshore.
Ocean City Inlet
Poultry houses in Chincoteague Bay watershed.
Poultry houses
Visible here are propellor scars in a seagrass bed in Sinepuxent Bay
Prop scars in seagrass in Sinepuxent Bay
Shoals and seagrass beds on the border between Sinepuxent and Chincoteague Bays.
Shoals and seagrass
Shoals and seagrass on the border between Sinepuxent and Chincoteague Bays.
Shoals and seagrass
Shoals and seagrass on the border between Sinepuxent and Chincoteague Bays.
Shoals and seagrass
Shoals and seagrass on the border between Sinepuxent and Chincoteague Bays.
Shoals and seagrass
Looking west across Sinepuxent Bay. The inland edge of Assateague Island is visible in the foreground. Also visible are seagrasses and shoals in the bay, and canal developments, ditches, and golf courses in the background.
Sinepuxent Bay
Looking north up Sinepuxent Bay.
Sinepuxent Bay
Looking west across Sinepuxent Bay, with Assateague Island visible in the foreground.
Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island
Looking east across Sinepuxent Bay towards Assateague Island. Visible here are the Route 611 bridge to Assateague Island, seagrass beds in the bay, and ditches on the inland side of Assateague Island
Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island
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