2012 Map of Coral Springs NE

About this map

The planned suburban landscape of Coral Springs stands in stark contrast to the undeveloped wetlands of the Everglades to the west, separated by the massive engineering of Levee Number 36 and the L-36 canal. This era of development is defined by dense residential networks like Wyndham Lakes Blvd N and Heron Bay Blvd, which wrap around artificial water features and golf courses. The northern boundary is marked by the historic Hillsboro Canal, a vital piece of Florida's drainage history, and the Sawgrass Expy which serves as the primary artery for this growing community. Educational and recreational hubs are prominent, including the University School of Nova University and the Clewiston Golf Course, illustrating the region's transition from marshland to a structured metropolitan edge.