1994 Map of Bokeelia
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
Pine Island dominates this coastal survey, where the northern settlements of Bokeelia and Pineland sit amidst a complex network of bayous and keys. The landscape reflects a mix of modern conservation and ancient human activity, evidenced by archaeological sites like Howard Mound, Old Ware Mound, and Faulkner Mound. Navigational features such as Jug Creek and the Wilson Cut highlight the importance of water passage in this environment. Much of the surrounding waters and smaller islands are protected within the State Aquatic Preserve and the Pine Island National Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses land on Cabbage Key and Useppa Island. To the west, the barrier island of Cayo Costa borders the Gulf of Mexico, separated from the main island by the shallow reaches of Pine Island Sound. This map provides a detailed view of the Lee County coast before significant development altered the character of these barrier islands.
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