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Marsh soil properties vary drastically across estuarine salinity gradients, which can affect soil strength and, consequently, marsh edge erodibility. Here, we quantify how marsh erosion differs between saline and brackish marshes of the Mississippi Delta. We analyzed long‐term (1932–2015) maps of marsh loss and developed an algorithm to distinguish edge erosion from interior loss. We found that the...