Port Everglades, camera 3: another harbour perspective
Camera 3 is retained as its own harbour viewpoint. Its catalogue name does not document the mounting position, viewing direction or exact terminal coverage, so those details are not assigned here.
Port Everglades, camera 3: another harbour perspective
The separately catalogued camera 3 at Port Everglades, dedicated to the harbour and its maritime activity.
A distinct port entry
Camera 3 is retained as its own harbour viewpoint. Its catalogue name does not document the mounting position, viewing direction or exact terminal coverage, so those details are not assigned here.
Comparing the harbour’s different scales
Where vessels and shore infrastructure appear together, their proportions help explain the scale of port operations. This perspective complements the other port entry without assuming identical coverage, simultaneous departures or unrestricted visitor access.
Port Everglades: a harbour within a metropolitan coast
The harbour’s official dedication took place in 1928, after a channel connected the former Lake Mabel harbour area to the sea. Today Port Everglades combines cruise, cargo and energy-related activity. It spans parts of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania Beach and unincorporated Broward County; its name does not place it inside Everglades National Park. Ocean-going vessels, pleasure boats and terminal infrastructure operate at different scales. The secured port is a working facility, with access procedures distinct from those of a public beach.
