The Texas Gulf Coast is roughly 380 miles but that's on the Gulf side of the barrier island. The you have close to 400 miles of coastline on the back side of that barrier island. And then you have the coastline of Mainland Texas so Texas has 3 Coastlines, not counting all the tidal reaches of rivers. NOAA says 3,359 miles of 'shoreline' but I believe that includes non-tidal, or "Non-Coastal" portions of rivers and lakes.
Oregon has nearly 363 miles of pristine, public coastline is made up of diverse terrain that changes from rugged cliffs to evergreen forests to Sahara-like dunes and boundless sandy beaches.
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Texas has more miles of general coastline than Louisiana. Texas has approximately 367 miles of general coastline, while Louisiana has approximately 397 miles of general coastline.
North Carolina has approximately 301 miles of coastline along the Atlantic Ocean.
New Jersey has approximately 130 miles of coastline.
The Fylde coast has a coastline of approximately 17 miles.
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Texas has more miles of general coastline than Louisiana. Texas has approximately 367 miles of general coastline, while Louisiana has approximately 397 miles of general coastline.
Florida has 1197 miles of coastline.
Approximately 1,500 miles of coastline.
It is 367.0 miles according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
1740 miles of coastline (2800 km)
North Carolina has approximately 301 miles of coastline along the Atlantic Ocean.
New Jersey has approximately 130 miles of coastline.
The Fylde coast has a coastline of approximately 17 miles.
The US Pacific coastline is 7,623 statute miles long based on the general coastline.
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The CIA World Factbook says that the U.S has 12,383 miles of coastline.
Wales has approximately 1,680 miles (2,700 kilometers) of coastline.