Which bridge marks the NOTHERN BOUNDARY for PONTOON, CAPE HORN, and EDGE WATER?

Which bridge marks the NOTHERN BOUNDARY for PONTOON, CAPE HORN, and EDGE WATER?

• A. BARRANCAS AVE BRIDGE
• B. 3 MILE BRIDGE
• C. BOB SIKES TOLL BRIDGE
• D. PENSACOLA BAY BRIDGE

Answer: (A)

The boundary lines for the Pontoon, Cape Horn, and Edge Water areas are defined by fixed, easily identifiable landmarks on the water. Barrancas Ave Bridge is used as the northern boundary because it is the northernmost fixed crossing that the base recognizes for these zones, making it a clear and consistent reference point for boaters and enforcement. The other bridges listed are not used to mark this boundary in the safety references. They’re located in different parts of the bay and don’t serve as the designated northern limit for these waterfront zones, so they don’t indicate the boundary in the same way.

The boundary lines for the Pontoon, Cape Horn, and Edge Water areas are defined by fixed, easily identifiable landmarks on the water. Barrancas Ave Bridge is used as the northern boundary because it is the northernmost fixed crossing that the base recognizes for these zones, making it a clear and consistent reference point for boaters and enforcement.

The other bridges listed are not used to mark this boundary in the safety references. They’re located in different parts of the bay and don’t serve as the designated northern limit for these waterfront zones, so they don’t indicate the boundary in the same way.