Waterways Management Study Pictures

With over twenty seven miles of coastline, seven harbors, three Federal Navigation channels, numerous islands, four Town leased boating clubs, four private yacht clubs, more than 700 moorings and 1,200 slips, Greenwich represents one of the largest, most diverse and beautiful yet challenging coastal resources in the State.

These Aerial Photos of the Harbors and Shoreline of the Town were taken by Geoffrey Steadman, in conjunction with the Town of Greenwich Waterways Management Study under the direction of the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Board of Parks and Recreation.

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Harbors of the Town	Byram River	Byram River	Byram & Port Chester Harbor
Byram River	Byram River	Byram Harbor and Calf Island	Byram Harbor and Calf Island
Byram Park, Town Marina	Byram Park, Town Marina	Byram Park, Town Marina	Belle Haven Club, Mooring Field
Belle Haven Club, Mooring Field	Greenwich Harbor, IHYC, Smith Cove	Greenwich Harbor, IHYC, Smith Cove	Greenwich Harbor, IHYC, Smith Cove
Grass Island	Grass Island, Roger Sherman Baldwin Park	Greenwich Harbor, Smith Cove	Grass Island, Town Marina, GBYC
Mianus River	Mianus River & RYC Mooring Field	Mianus River	Mianus River
Mianus River	Greenwich Cove and Greenwich Point Park	Greenwich Cove and Greenwich Point Park	Greenwich Cove and Greenwich Point Park
Greenwich Cove Mooring Field & Marina	Long Meadow Creek and Tomac Creek	Greenwich Cove Mooring Field & Marina	Tomac Creek & Greenwich Point Beach
Tomac Creek	Little Captain Island (Island Beach)	Great Captain Island