2011 Map of Brigantine Inlet

About this map

The coastal barrier system of the New Jersey shore is displayed here through a complex network of marshy islands and shifting inlets. Brigantine occupies the southern portion of the sheet, where a dense residential street grid reaches toward Brigantine Beach and the Fourteenth Street Pier. This 2011 survey captures the town's modern footprint alongside the pristine wetlands of Great Bay and Little Bay, where tidal features like Egg Island, Salt Island, and Pullen Island dominate the landscape. The Intracoastal Waterway winds through these marshes, serving as a vital navigational artery behind the protective barrier of Little Beach. This map is particularly useful for observing the proximity of urban development to the sensitive maritime environment of Hoffman Point and the outlying Brigantine Shoal in the Atlantic Ocean.