2012 Map of Fernandina Beach

About this map

Old Fernandina and the modern harbor districts of Amelia Island are defined by a complex network of coastal waterways including the Saint Marys River and Amelia River. This landscape reflects a deep maritime and industrial heritage, anchored by the Rayonier-Fernandina Mill Wharf and the historic Seaboard Air Line RR corridor. The transition from industrial waterfronts to protected land is visible at Fort Clinch State Park, while the inland reaches show a shift toward residential expansion near McClure Hill. Genealogists and local historians can find significant landmarks such as the Bosquebello Cem and the Amelia Island Light. Across the water to the north, the isolated settlement of Dungeness sits among the marshy expanses of Big Marsh Island, highlighting the contrast between developed port areas and the wilder tidal landscape of the Florida-Georgia border.