Harney Pond Canal and Indian Prairie Canal define the hydrology of this South Florida landscape, where the engineered drainage systems of the mid-20th century meet the natural wetlands of Bay Swamp. Situated along the boundary of Highlands and Glades Counties, the terrain is marked by the distinct intersection of agricultural management and wild lands, such as Cabbage Island. The land is segmented by an extensive network of ranch roads and grades, including JC Durrance Rd and Buck Island Ranch Rd, which provide access to large-scale cattle operations and rural holdings. These arteries, alongside Canal C-41 and Canal C-39a, illustrate the continuous effort to manage water levels across the flat Florida prairie, a characteristic feature of the region's ranching economy.
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1952 · Lake Placid
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1953 · Brighton NW
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1953 · Brighton SW
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1953 · Fort Basinger
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1953 · Brighton
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1953 · Brighton SE
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1953 · Basinger SW
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1953 · Childs
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1956 · Fort Pierce
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1957 · Venus
USGS Topo · 1:24,000