Atlantic Ocean — United States

Battery - Coney Island

14.1 km
Distance
Battery ↔ Coney Island
Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 · Copernicus Sentinel data
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Crossings
4
Swimmers
4
Countries
1
Women
50%
Median time
4:02
Busiest month
June

Crossings per year

Each bar is a year, split between skin and wetsuit.

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SkinWetsuit and other assisted swimwearOther
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YearCrossingsSkinWetsuit and other assisted swimwearBestMedian time
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When people swim it

The month with most crossings is June.

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MonthCrossings%
January00%
February00%
March00%
April00%
May00%
June1100%
July00%
August00%
September00%
October00%
November00%
December00%

Women and men

50%Women
  • Women2 · 50%
  • Men2 · 50%

Equipment and format

4Crossings
  • — · Race2 · 50%
  • Wetsuit and other assisted swimwear · Solo2 · 50%

Starting side

4Crossings
  • From Battery2 · 50%
  • From Coney Island1 · 25%
  • Direction not declared1 · 25%

Where swimmers come from

1Countries
  • 🇺🇸 United States4 · 100%

Countries

  • 🇺🇸 United States4
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CountryCrossingsWomenBestFirst from the country
🇺🇸 United States424:02Althea Mercer Mansolillo🇺🇸 · 1949

Where swimmers land

  • Coney Island1
  • Coney Island Pier1
  • the Battery1

Distance is the shortest straight line between the start and finish coastal stretches, not the GPS track length: currents cause swimmers to cover much more distance.