1982 Map of Cobb Rocks

About this map

St Marks National Wildlife Refuge dominates the coastal interface of Jefferson and Wakulla counties in this orthophotomap, showing the intricate tidal network of the Florida Panhandle during the early 1980s. The landscape is defined by a labyrinth of salt marshes and brackish channels, such as the Pinhook River and the Pinhook Cut-off, which weave through the low-lying wetlands before emptying into Apalachee Bay. The map provides a detailed view of the transition from dense swamp to open water, marked by distinctive coastal features like Palmetto Island and Big Redfish Point.