2018 Map of Andytown

About this map

The Everglades dominate this 2018 landscape, showing the transition between the vast conservation wetlands and the expanding suburban edge of Broward County. The North New River Canal cuts a straight path through the marshland, serving as a primary water management feature that historically defined movement and drainage in this part of Florida. At the junction of major transit corridors sits Andytown, a location marked by the prominent Twentysix Mile Bend. To the south, the development of Weston is clearly visible, with its intricate network of residential streets such as Indian Trce and Glades Pkwy pressing right against the Conservation Levee Greenway. This map captures the stark boundary where managed wilderness meets the modern planned community, providing a clear record of the region's environmental and urban boundaries.