2015 Map of Carrabelle

About this map

Carrabelle sits at the confluence of the Carrabelle River and the Gulf, serving as a gateway to the barrier islands of the Florida Panhandle. This coastal landscape is defined by the intricate waterways of New River Bayou and Kapes Bayou, which break the shoreline into distinct landforms like Davis Island and Timber Island. The presence of the Carrabelle Lighthouse and the Tillie Miller Bridge highlights the area's navigational importance for the Intracoastal Waterway. Further inland, the map details established roads such as Buck Siding Rd and Dry Bridge Rd, reflecting the region's timber and transit history. Along the coast, Carrabelle Beach and the expansive Dog Island provide a clear view of the salt marsh and sandy terrains typical of the Saint George Sound.