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24 February 1939 Five months after the hurricane, a prominent flood shoal has formed in Shinnecock Bay, but only a small ebb had grown on the Atlantic side of the inlet, Construction equipment is stockpiled on the road just west of the inlet. Suffolk County, with support from the Works Progress Admi...

24 October 1996 Breaking waves show where the west edge of the ebb shoal joins the west beach. The ebb shoal is still approximately a symmetric oval of sand, but compared to the 1960's and 1970's, it has been pushed about 500 m west of the inlet mouth. Rough water can be seen between the jetties and...

5 April 1988 Waves can be seen entering the inlet and diffracting in a circular pattern in Shinnecock Bay. An exposed sand bar in the flood shoal, previously straight or V-shaped, now resembles a "T" with the growth of a spit southeast toward the inlet. West of the west jetty, unvegetated beach sand...

Shinnecock Inlet Monitoring Program Partners U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Coastal Inlets Research Program (CIRP). New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Offshore & Coastal Technologies, Inc. - ...