Pacific Ocean — United States

Imperial Beach - Tijuana

8.9 km
Distance
Imperial Beach ↔ Tijuana
Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 · Copernicus Sentinel data
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Crossings
3
Swimmers
16
Countries
5
Women
50%
Median time
—
Busiest month
May

When people swim it

The month with most crossings is May.

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MonthCrossings%
January00%
February00%
March00%
April00%
May2100%
June00%
July00%
August00%
September00%
October00%
November00%
December00%

Women and men

50%Women
  • Women1 · 33%
  • Men1 · 33%
  • Relays or not stated1 · 33%

Equipment and format

3Crossings
  • Wetsuit and other assisted swimwear · Relay2 · 67%
  • Wetsuit and other assisted swimwear · Solo1 · 33%

Where swimmers come from

5Countries
  • 🇳🇿 New Zealand1 · 50%
  • 🇺🇸 United States1 · 50%

Countries

  • 🇳🇿 New Zealand1
  • 🇺🇸 United States1
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CountryCrossingsWomenBestFirst from the country
🇳🇿 New Zealand11—Kimberley Faith Chambers🇳🇿 · May 5, 2017
🇺🇸 United States10—Dan Simonelli🇺🇸, Oded Rahav🇮🇱, Rene Martínez Sáenz🇲🇽, Kimberley Faith Chambers🇳🇿, Melissa King🇺🇸, Luc Chetboun, Nora Toledano🇲🇽, Mariel Hawley Dávilas🇲🇽, Antonio Argüelles Díaz González🇲🇽, Kamini Moodley, Neil Macaskill🇿🇦, Ryan Nelson🇺🇸, Enosh Ben🇮🇱, Jean Charl Craven🇿🇦, Nicolene Steynberg · May 5, 2017

Where swimmers land

  • Tijuana, Mexico2
  • Mexico1

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.