A photo of the two drumlins of World’s End, which are connected by a low-laying tombolo. The foreground of the photo is Rocky Neck, another part of World’s End. It is very rocky, and there is some algae where the rocks meet the water. Saltwater fills the space between Rocky Neck and the main part of World’s End, and there are a few moorings.
A photo of the two drumlins of World’s End, taken from a rocky outcropping in Rocky Neck.
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Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, Code: BOHA
Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, Massachusetts Latitude: 42.2621994018555, Longitude: -70.8761825561523