Ocean City Water Tower

The brand new tower, which has been under constructions since June of 2015, will replace two aging towers in the area and brighten up the view in the process. The new landmark is slated for completion in November and will hold one million gallons of water. It is expected to enhance fire flow, improve water quality and reduce maintenance costs.

Residents and visitors will notice a new view in downtown Ocean City, as the highly anticipated beach ball water tower received its final coat of paint this weekend. The brand new landmark, which has been under construction since June of 2015, will replace two aging water towers and is expected to enhance fire flow, improve. Explore the Ocean City Water Tower, a historical landmark offering stunning views and a glimpse into the rich heritage of Ocean City, Maryland.

The Ocean City Water Tower is a short water tower located in Ocean City, Maryland. The tank part resembles a beach ball while the rest of it is painted light blue to represent water, which is the ocean. The tower also has cells on top of it, making it a water.

DIRECTIONS Just look for Ocean City's new iconic Beach Ball Water tower! We are located at #308 North 1 st Street* The first block north of the Rt 50 Bridge, Bayside On the docks of De Lazy Lizard Tiki Bar & Grill From North OC: Travel South - down in numbered blocks (towards the boardwalk rides). Ocean City 1st St water tower (Google Maps). Explore Ocean City 1st St water tower in Ocean City, MD as it appears on Google Maps as well as pictures, stories and other notable nearby locations on VirtualGlobetrotting.com.

Get more information for Ocean City Water Tower in Ocean City, MD. See reviews, map, get the address, and find directions. Designers put the finishing touches on the highly anticipated "beach ball water tower" in downtown Ocean City over the weekend.

The brand new tower, which has been under constructions since June of 2015, will replace two aging towers in the area and brighten up the view in the process. Ocean City maintains elevated water towers at 15 th Street and Worcester Street. The plan calls for the elimination of each of those towers, and replacing them with a new single water tower at a town-owned property on 1 st Street and St.

Louis Ave., improving operations and minimizing costs in maintenance. OCEAN CITY - The water tower on 11th Street between Haven and West avenues has been a part of the island's skyline for almost 90 years, but it will take only one day for it to disappear.

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