2012 Map of Fort Kissimmee SE

About this map

Sevenmile Slough and Duck Slough carve through the wet prairie landscape of northern Okeechobee County, defining the hydrologic character of this rural Florida interior. The map reveals a transition from open, water-logged terrain to an organized grid of residential or agricultural road development in the southeast. A dense network of numbered thoroughfares, such as 300th St and NW 320th St, marks the progression of land partitioning in the region. The contrast between the natural, winding sloughs and the rigid, artificial layout of the streets illustrates the intersection of Florida's native wetlands with modern rural infrastructure. Researchers can trace the exact footprint of these drainage features alongside the growing network of secondary roads that define the area's local geography.