2012 Map of Clewiston South

About this map

Lake Okeechobee and its shoreline infrastructure dominate the northern edge of this landscape, where the Rim Canal serves as a critical boundary for the surrounding agricultural and industrial development. The area reflects its identity as a sugar-producing hub, with rail and road networks converging at Sugar Junction and Hooker Point. Moving south, the terrain transitions into a highly managed grid of drainage canals and fields, including the L-1 Canal. Scattered settlements such as South Clewiston and the landmark Maple Mound provide geographical anchors within the expansive lowlands. Modern utility development is also documented through the City of Clewiston Wastewater Treatment Facility, showcasing how the region’s water management and municipal services have evolved to support its population centers.