2015 Map of Flagler Beach East

About this map

Flagler Beach occupies a thin coastal strip between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracostal Waterway in this mid-2010s survey. The landscape is defined by the complex aquatic systems of the Florida coast, where the Halifax River and Smith Creek create a network of islands and marshy inlets. Further south, the terrain shifts into the lower reaches of the Tomoka Basin and the winding course of Bulow Creek. Settlement patterns are concentrated along the primary north-south arteries like S Oceanshore Blvd, leaving large areas of the interior marshes and hammocks, such as Tiger Hammock, relatively open. Historical interest centers on the area around Mound Grove and the Knox Memorial Bridge, which provides a vital link across the coastal marshes. This survey documents the intersection of modern coastal development and the enduring natural hydrology of the Volusia and Flagler County line.