2025 Map of Englewood

About this map

Englewood and the distinctive circular planned community of Rotonda anchor this coastal portrait of Florida’s Gulf shore. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of man-made and natural waterways, including the Intracoastal Waterway, the Butterford Waterway, and the Sea Mist Waterway, which lace through residential developments. Along the barrier islands, Manasota Key and Knight Island separate Lemon Bay from the Gulf, connected by the narrow Stum Pass. The map details the transition from the densely platted streets of North Port to the conservation lands of the Myakka State Forest Trl. Inland, features such as Buchan Airport and the Saint Francis of Assisi Memorial Garden serve as local landmarks. This survey captures a highly engineered coastal environment where residential growth is integrated into a complex system of canals and drainage ways designed for a waterfront lifestyle.