Table 3. Subjective Estimate of Project Erosion Rates and Benefits.
Source: USACE Shoreline Protection and Beach Erosion Control Study, June 1996.

Project (1) Erosion Rates (2)   Benefits (2)
(+) (-) (As Ex)   (+) (-) (As Ex)
Atlantic Coast of NYC, Rockaway, NY (3) X         X  
Long Island, Fire Island to Jones Inlet, NY X       X    
Long Island, Fire Island to Montauk Point, Moriches to Shinnecock Reach, NY (4) X       X    
Long Island, Fire Island to Montauk Point, Southhampton to Beach Hampton, NY (4)     X       X
Raritan Bay & Sandy Hook Bay, Madison & Matawan Townships, NJ     X       X
Raritan Bay & Sandy Hook Bay, Keansburg & East Keansburg, NJ     X   X    
Atlantic Coast of Maryland (Ocean City), MD X       X    
Wrightsville Beach, NC X       X    
Carolina Beach and Vicinity, NC X           X
Fort Macon, NC   X         X
Duval County, FL     X   X    
Brevard County, Cape Canaveral, FL     X   X    
Brevard County, Indialantic/Melbourne, FL     X       X
Fort Pierce, FL X         X  
Palm Beach County, Lake Worth Inlet, FL     X     X  
Palm Beach County, Delray Beach, FL X       X    
Palm Beach County, Boca Raton, FL     X       X
Broward County, Segment II, FL     X   X    
Dade County, FL   X     X    
Dade County, Sunny Isles, FL X           X
Virginia Key and Key Biscayne, FL   X     X    
Lee County, Captiva Island, FL     X       X
Manatee County, FL   X     X    
Pinellas County, Sand Key, FL   X         X
Pinellas County, Treasure Island, FL   X     X    
Pinellas County, Long Key, FL X         X  

(1) Projects in the New England Division have all been turned over to local interests; no information available.
(2) (+) is more than expected; (-) is less than expected; (As Ex) is as expected.
(3) Project was originally justified on recreational benefits.
(4) Only a portion of the project was completed.