2012 Map of Crooked Island

About this map

Crooked Island serves as a narrow barrier between the sheltered waters of Saint Andrew Sound and the open Gulf of Mexico. This 2012 survey shows the delicate coastline of Bay County, Florida, where the landscape is dominated by the shifting interface of water and land. The map illustrates the specialized topography of this coastal reach, highlighting the isolation of the island and the expansive sound that separates it from the mainland. While few inland markers are present, the chart provides a precise record of the barrier island's configuration and the aquatic environment of the sound in the early 21st century.