Port Canaveral is in Brevard County, Florida.  It is a busy cruise port and naval port.

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The list includes the results of multiple collecting efforts by Marlo Krisberg over several years.  All IDs are by Marlo and, when in doubt, confirmed by Harry Lee (Lee, Harry G.  2009.  Marine Shells of Northeast Florida. Jacksonville Shell Club, Jacksonville, Florida). 

Univalves

Aesopus stearnsi (?) 
Alvania auberiana
Astyris lunata

Barleeia tincta
Barleeia cf. mexicana

Bittiolum varium 
Boonea seminuda
Boonea seminuda 
Bostrycapulus aculeatus 
Caecum multicoststum 
Caecum pulchellum 
Calliostoma euglyptum 
Cerithiopsis academicorum 

Cerithiopsis flava 
Cerithiopsis fusiformis 
Cerithiopsis gemmulosa 
Cerithiopsis krisbergi 
Cerithium atratum 
Costoanachis sertulariarum 
Costoanachis sparsa 
Crepidula aculeata

Diodora cayenensis 
Diodora meta
Eulimastoma canaliculatum

Eulithidium affine
Eulithidium pterocladicum 
Fargoa buijsei

Fargoa dianthophila

Haminoea elegans

Haminoea succinea 
Marshallora modesta 
Mathilda agria 
Mitrella dichroa 
Nerita fulgurans 
Parviturboides interruptus 
Petaloconchus floridana 
Petaloconchus sp. A of Redfern - #214 
Pilsbryspira sp. Too immature to clearly distinguish as monilis or albocincta
Pollia tincta 
Rissoina catesbyana

Sayella fusca
Seila adamsi 

Schwartziella (Rissoina) catesbyana 
Spiroglyphus irregularis

Stramonita floridana 
Triphora sp. Redfern #290 
Turbonilla (Chemnitzia) abrupta
Turbonilla pupoides 
Turbonilla levis
Vitreolina arcuata 

Zebina browniana 

Bivalves