Pompano Beach
Pompano Beach lies between the Atlantic Ocean and the Florida Everglades in southeastern Florida, a position that has linked a shoreline community to Broward County’s inland transport network. The Intracoastal Waterway runs through its eastern side, while Interstate 95 and Copans Road serve inland commercial and residential districts. The city takes its name from the pompano fish long associated with these coastal waters, and fishing remains part of its public identity. Pompano Beach Fishing Pier and the redeveloped beachfront district mark the oceanfront; farther west, canals, low-rise neighborhoods and busy arterial roads reflect the wider South Florida metropolis. Set between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton, it has a distinctly urban-coastal character.
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The landscape around Pompano Beach is a flat, subtropical Atlantic coastal plain, which has shaped both the city’s low-lying urban form and its maritime economy. The Atlantic Ocean meets a broad sandy shore here, while the Intracoastal Waterway runs through the city’s western waterfront districts. Pompano Beach takes its name from the pompano fish, long associated with Florida’s coastal waters, and fishing remains part of its local identity. The Pompano Beach Fishing Pier extends from the central beachfront, and nearby Hillsboro Inlet marks the route between the ocean and inland waterways. Browse additional webcams from Broward County to extend your view of Florida’s Atlantic coast.
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