OTTER CREEK

• USIYL
• Latitude: 41.8425
• Longitude: -83.4089
• Great Lakes
• Marina in US

Location: US

Otter Creek is not typically classified as a major marine port in the United States. Depending on context, Otter Creek could refer to several locations, but one notable Otter Creek is in Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine. However, this area is more known for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities rather than as a commercial or cargo transportation hub.

If you are referring to Otter Creek as a marine location, here’s a general overview focusing on the area in Maine:

Otter Creek, Maine

Description:

• Location: Otter Creek is situated near Bar Harbor in Acadia National Park on the eastern side of Mount Desert Island.
• Environment: The creek itself is largely a tidal estuary, influenced by the tides from the Atlantic Ocean. Its surroundings are characterized by picturesque coastal landscapes, rocky shores, and lush forests.
• Accessibility: The area is accessible primarily by road with nearby Bar Harbor providing the most extensive local amenities and services.

Specifications:

• Function: Given its location in a national park, Otter Creek is more suited for small craft, kayaks, and recreational boats. It isn’t designed for large commercial shipping operations.
• Facilities: Lacks the infrastructure typical of commercial ports. You won't find large docks, cranes, or warehousing facilities here.
• Navigation: Navigation is appropriate for small boats, but mariners should be aware of tides and potential shallow areas.
• Environmental Considerations: The area is part of a protected national park, so activities are regulated to preserve the natural habitat.

For detailed specifications and navigational data, maritime charts from agencies like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) can provide more granular information. Still, Otter Creek should be viewed more as a place of natural beauty and recreational interest rather than a functional commercial marine port.

If you were referring to a different Otter Creek, please provide additional information or context, and I'd be happy to refine the description accordingly.