2012 Map of Daytona Beach NW

About this map

Daytona Highridge Estates anchors the southeast corner of this coastal Florida landscape, while the northwestern reach is defined by a dense residential grid with streets named for trees, such as Hemlock Dr and Ponderosa Dr. The central and eastern portions of the map are characterized by a distinct pattern of raised terrain and wetlands, featuring named high points like Bumcombe Hill and the long north-south stretches of Gopher Ridge and Rima Ridge. These ridges are interspersed with islands of dry ground surrounded by seasonal water, including Tiger Bay Island, Little Bear Island, and Big Bear Island. Historical land use is evident in clearings like Old Clark Field and Bennett Field, while aviation interests are represented by the Cross Creek Farms Airport. The area’s hydrological network is dominated by the Priest Br drainage and several small bodies of water such as Indian Lake and Scoggin Lake.