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      <description>The Ultimate Intracoastal Waterway Guide for Sailors &amp;amp; Coastal Adventurers Stretching over 3,000 miles from Boston to the tip of Florida, the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) is a sailor’s playground—a sheltered corridor of bays, rivers, and canals that lets you cruise the Atlantic coast while staying largely protected from open‑ocean swells. Whether you’re planning a weekend hop between charming marina towns or a multi‑week expedition from Chesapeake Bay to the Keys, the ICW offers endless scenery, historic ports, and plenty of opportunities to drop anchor and explore.</description>
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