What describes the eastern boundary for the Whaler Only area?

What describes the eastern boundary for the Whaler Only area?

• A. Eastern boundary - Lexington Pier to CG Station on Santa Rosa Island.
• B. Southwestern boundary - Perdido Key Bridge
• C. Southern boundary - Buoy #10 in Pensacola Pass
• D. Northwestern boundary - Navy Blvd Bridge (Front Gate)

Answer: (A)

The boundary described as the eastern edge uses two recognizable landmarks to mark the limit: Lexington Pier and the Coast Guard Station on Santa Rosa Island. This creates a clear, easy-to-navigate line along the island’s east side, which is why it’s the correct description of the Whaler Only area’s eastern boundary. The other options point to boundaries on different sides: the Perdido Key Bridge marks a southwestern boundary, Buoy #10 in Pensacola Pass marks a southern boundary, and the Navy Blvd Bridge (Front Gate) lies on the northwest side.

The boundary described as the eastern edge uses two recognizable landmarks to mark the limit: Lexington Pier and the Coast Guard Station on Santa Rosa Island. This creates a clear, easy-to-navigate line along the island’s east side, which is why it’s the correct description of the Whaler Only area’s eastern boundary.

The other options point to boundaries on different sides: the Perdido Key Bridge marks a southwestern boundary, Buoy #10 in Pensacola Pass marks a southern boundary, and the Navy Blvd Bridge (Front Gate) lies on the northwest side.