1994 Map of Cobb Rocks

About this map

St Marks National Wildlife Refuge dominates this coastal survey along the boundary of Wakulla and Jefferson Counties. The landscape is a complex network of salt marshes and tidal creeks where the Pinhook River and Pinhook Cut-Off meet the Gulf. The map reveals an intricate marine environment, emphasizing the transition from the mainland's Stony Bayou Pools to the expansive Big Bend Seagrasses State Aquatic Preserve. Navigational landmarks define the shoreline and open water, from Palmetto Island to the namesake Cobb Rocks and Peters Rock submerged in Apalachee Bay. This 1990s record captures the region’s commitment to conservation, showing how the Wildlife Refuge Boundary encompasses both terrestrial wetlands and aquatic habitats like Gator Creek and Deep Creek.