2015 Map of Aurantia

About this map

The boundary between Volusia and Brevard counties cuts through a complex network of wetlands and shallow basins just west of the Atlantic coast. This landscape is defined by its diverse hydrologic features, ranging from the expansive Salt Lake and Loughman Lake to smaller, isolated bodies like Freshwater Lake and Ellis Lake. The settlement of Aurantia occupies the northeastern corner, characterized by a grid of residential streets such as Golden Shores Blvd and Aurantia Rd. To the southwest, the smaller locality of Southmere sits near the crossing of SR-46. This road acts as a primary east-west artery, bridging the gap between the upper reaches of Sixmile Creek and the marshy stretches of Cabbage Slough and Puzzle Lake. The map reveals a transition from the structured neighborhood of Aurantia to the open, water-dominated terrain of the St. Johns River system.