2018 Map of Bluefield

About this map

Bluefield occupies a landscape defined by the drainage patterns and citrus operations of the Treasure Coast hinterlands. The geography is characterized by the transition between the Allapattah Flats and the intricate network of the County Line Canal, which marks the boundary between St. Lucie and Martin counties. This 2018 survey reveals a rural infrastructure built around large-scale agriculture, notably the Southern Fruit Groves Airport and the straightened waterways like Myrtle Slough. The naming conventions for the local road network, including SW Buckskin Ave and SW Deer Run, reflect the area's identity as a hub for hunting and equestrian interests. Significant natural features like Boar Hammock and Myer Hammock offer higher ground among the low-lying wetlands, providing essential orientation points in this flat, canal-crossed terrain.