2015 Map of Clewiston South

About this map

Clewiston and its southern agricultural hinterlands are defined by a geometric grid of roads and drainage canals essential to the local sugar industry. The residential layout of Harlem and the industrial hub at Sugar Junction illustrate the town's role as a processing center on the edge of the Everglades. Moving south, the landscape shifts into a vast network of fields managed via the L-1 Canal and demarcated by long stretches of Evercane Rd. This environment is punctuated by solitary landmarks like Maple Mound and the rural settlement of Keela. The Florida National Scenic Trail winds through these corridors, offering a recreational contrast to the heavy transport infrastructure of Old US Hwy 27 and the various service roads that support the region's unique subtropical agriculture.