Pole 24 is named after numbering on the utility poles on the road out to Jericho Bay and is just below the 24th pole. The site faces to the northwest and the surface is mostly gently sloping granite ledges. Below and in between the edges are extensive mud flats, in which soft-shelled clams (Mya) are common and often harvested.

Picture above : Panoramic view of the site looking north into Seal Cove. Hen and Buckle islands are along the top, middle-right of the photo. Within the Ascophyllum bed on the right side of the photo, the circular cleared area is the 4 m diameter plot. Photo was taken on 7 May 2004.