2021 Map of Edgewater

About this map

Edgewater and the southern reaches of New Smyrna Beach are defined by the intricate waterways separating the Florida mainland from the Canaveral National Seashore. The landscape is a complex network of wetlands and tidal passages, including the Intracoastal Waterway, Indian River Lagoon, and Spruce Creek Swamp. Historic rail infrastructure is preserved through the East Central Regional Rail-Trl, which follows the corridor through Edgewater Junction down toward Creighton. Local genealogy and land use are visible through features like the Clinton Family Cem and the legacy of citrus cultivation suggested by names like Citrus Dr and Brown Grove Rd. This contemporary survey documents the transition from established settlements like Glencoe and Hucomer to the protected coastal environments of Sand Point and the Three Sisters Islands.