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Cedar Point Boating Access Area

North Carolina: south coast (Southport, Wrightsville Beach, Beaufort, Morehead City) · USA

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Cedar Point Boating Access Area is a harbour in the North Carolina: south coast (Southport, Wrightsville Beach, Beaufort, Morehead City) cruising area, USA. The water depth in the harbour is about 3.5 m. Facilities on site: Slipway. The nearest harbour by water is Cape Carteret (1.1 nm). With Sailseer you can plan passages from here with weather from nine models, tides, currents and bridge times.

Harbour info

Water depth: Harbour 3.5 m

Depth source: EMODnet (estimate)

Location: 34° 40,67' N 077° 06,51' W

From OpenStreetMap (way/272503476). Operator: North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Depth 3.5 m estimated off the entrance from the EMODnet model, not guaranteed.

Facilities

Slipway

10-day outlook

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Strongest wind and gust per day, mean of ECMWF and GFS; from day six only a trend. Hourly forecast, models and warnings on the map

Nearest harbours by water

Harbour guides and charts

Rules and formalities

Frequently asked questions

How deep is the water at Cedar Point Boating Access Area?

The water depth in the harbour is about 3.5 m. Source of the depth: EMODnet (estimate). Always rely on the chart and the echo sounder.

What facilities does Cedar Point Boating Access Area have?

Facilities on site: Slipway.

Which harbours are near Cedar Point Boating Access Area?

By water: Cape Carteret (1.1 nm), Ocean (7.4 nm), Salter Path (12 nm), Spooners Creek Marina (16.2 nm), Pine Knoll Shores (18.6 nm), Bayshore Marina (19.9 nm).

What is the weather like in Cedar Point Boating Access Area?

For Cedar Point Boating Access Area, Sailseer shows the 10-day outlook from ECMWF and GFS and, on the map, the hourly forecast from nine models with official warnings and measured wind.

Sources: OpenStreetMap way/272503476, OpenStreetMap (harbour services) (as of 2026-10-21) Location and facilities partly from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL).