Merritt Island's northern reaches are captured here between the Indian River and the Banana River, showing a landscape defined by its intricate network of waterways and early coastal settlements. The historic community of Courtenay sits along the western shore, anchored by the Saint Luke's Parish Episcopal Church Cem. To the south, the Canaveral-Barge Canal bisects the island, crossed by the Christa McAuliffe Bridge, a vital link for the region's transport. This map reveals the transition from the marshy environments of Pine Island and Flatboat Creek to the residential growth seen in Indianola and Audubon. The presence of numerous named roads like N Courtenay Pkwy and Chase Hammock Rd illustrates the evolving infrastructure of Brevard County in the early 21st century.
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1949 · Orsino
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1949 · False Cape
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1949 · Titusville
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1949 · Courtenay
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1949 · Sharpes
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1949 · Cocoa
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1949 · Cocoa Beach
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1951 · False Cape
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1951 · Cocoa
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1951 · Courtenay
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