Interactive bottom structure analysis maps covering the Atlantic coastline from Portland, Maine to Virginia Beach, Virginia — 65 strips spanning over 700 nautical miles, including Chesapeake Bay (11 strips), Narragansett Bay (2 strips), and gap-fill coverage for Cape Cod’s outer shore, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, Block Island, and Long Island Sound. Each map displays detected features with depth-shaded bathymetry overlays, clickable waypoints, and a region-select tool for exporting coordinates. Built from NOAA CUDEM 1/9 Arc-Second high-resolution bathymetry. 20,773 bottom structure features identified and classified.
Maine Coast
New Hampshire Coast
Massachusetts — North Shore to Boston
Cape Cod & Buzzards Bay
Islands & Sounds
Rhode Island, Connecticut & Narragansett Bay
Long Island & New York
New Jersey Coast
Delaware & Maryland
Virginia — Eastern Shore to Virginia Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Legacy Maps
Portland south to the New Hampshire border. 10nm strips with 5nm offshore reach and full harbor penetration.
Portsmouth Harbor through Hampton Beach to Newburyport. Isles of Shoals approaches and Merrimack River mouth.
Cape Ann through Boston Harbor to Plymouth. Gloucester, Salem Sound, Marblehead, Boston Harbor approaches, and the South Shore.
Cape Cod Bay north shore, the Canal approaches, Buzzards Bay, New Bedford Harbor, and the Outer Cape from Provincetown to Chatham.
Nantucket Sound, Nantucket Island, Martha’s Vineyard, Vineyard Sound, and the Elizabeth Islands. Gap-fill coverage for areas missed by the original north-to-south mainland march.
Narragansett Bay (including interior bay coverage), Block Island Sound, and Long Island Sound. Point Judith through Watch Hill and across the Sound.
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S14 — Narragansett Bay
17.6nm coverage — March 26, 2026
123 features
5 significant
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S15 — Watch Hill-Fishers Island
34.3nm coverage — March 26, 2026
278 features
14 significant
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S16 — Long Island Sound Central
54.7nm coverage — March 26, 2026
259 features
1 significant
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S49 — Block Island
9.0nm coverage — April 2, 2026
25 features
0 significant
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NB01 — Upper Narragansett
Upper bay & East Passage — April 4, 2026
136 features
1 significant
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NB02 — Providence River
Providence River & upper reaches — April 4, 2026
116 features
0 significant
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S53 — Western LI Sound
Greenwich → Norwalk — April 4, 2026
12 features
0 significant
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S54 — CT Shore West
Stamford → Bridgeport — April 4, 2026
80 features
0 significant
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S55 — CT Shore Central
Bridgeport → New Haven — April 4, 2026
155 features
8 significant
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S56 — CT Shore East
New Haven → Old Saybrook — April 4, 2026
173 features
3 significant
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S57 — CT Shore Far East
Old Lyme → New London — April 4, 2026
36 features
1 significant
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Montauk to Sandy Hook. South Fork, Fire Island, Jones Beach, and the Raritan Bay approaches.
Long Branch south through Cape May. Barnegat, Long Beach Island, Atlantic City, Ocean City, and Wildwood.
Delaware Bay through Ocean City MD and Assateague Island. Rehoboth Beach and the barrier island coastline.
Chincoteague through Chesapeake Bay mouth to Virginia Beach. Eastern Shore barrier islands, Cape Charles, Hampton Roads.
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S32 — Chincoteague North
16.7nm coverage — March 26, 2026
460 features
0 significant
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S33 — Chincoteague-Wallops
16.8nm coverage — March 26, 2026
170 features
0 significant
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S34 — Chincoteague-Wallops
16.8nm coverage — March 26, 2026
816 features
0 significant
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S35 — Eastern Shore VA North
19.2nm coverage — March 26, 2026
700 features
0 significant
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S36 — Cape Charles North
19.2nm coverage — March 26, 2026
570 features
0 significant
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S37 — Cape Charles VA
24.0nm coverage — March 26, 2026
1,301 features
0 significant
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S38 — Chesapeake Bay Mouth
26.4nm coverage — March 26, 2026
540 features
1 significant
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S39 — Hampton Roads
26.5nm coverage — March 26, 2026
1,110 features
1 significant
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S40 — Virginia Beach North
17.0nm coverage — March 26, 2026
863 features
1 significant
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S41 — Virginia Beach
9.8nm coverage — March 26, 2026
792 features
3 significant
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Full Chesapeake Bay coverage from the bay mouth at Cape Charles north to the Head of Bay near the Susquehanna River. 11 strips covering both shores and all major tributaries. CUDEM Chesapeake Bay 2019v1 tiles.
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CB01 — Lower Bay West
Bay mouth to York River — April 4, 2026
213 features
0 significant
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CB02 — York-Mobjack
York River & Mobjack Bay — April 4, 2026
52 features
0 significant
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CB03 — Rappahannock Mouth
Rappahannock River entrance — April 4, 2026
220 features
1 significant
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CB04 — Rappahannock-Piankatank
Mid-bay tributaries — April 4, 2026
502 features
1 significant
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CB05 — Potomac Mouth
Potomac River entrance — April 4, 2026
1,081 features
1 significant
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CB06 — Lower Potomac
Lower Potomac River — April 4, 2026
170 features
0 significant
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CB07 — Mid-Bay Calvert
Calvert Cliffs region — April 4, 2026
188 features
2 significant
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CB08 — Mid-Bay West River
West River to South River — April 4, 2026
133 features
2 significant
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CB09 — Annapolis
Annapolis & Severn River — April 4, 2026
61 features
3 significant
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CB10 — Upper Bay Baltimore
Baltimore approaches — April 4, 2026
112 features
2 significant
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CB11 — Head of Bay
Susquehanna Flats — April 4, 2026
76 features
0 significant
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Earlier BSR analyses generated before the standardized strip pipeline. Broader regions, same resolution.
Each map is generated by Sedna’s bathymetric analysis pipeline, which scans NOAA CUDEM tiles for bottom relief features using connected-component detection at 30-foot depth threshold. Features are classified by peak depth and area, then rendered as interactive Leaflet maps with depth-shaded overlays. Use the Select Region tool within each map to draw a box and export waypoint coordinates.