2018 Map of Fort Pierce

About this map

St. Lucie Village and the core of Fort Pierce occupy a high-density coastal corridor defined by the Florida East Coast Railway and the winding Indian River Lagoon. This modern survey illustrates a landscape of established residential neighborhoods like Sunland Gardens and Glidden Park, interspersed with legacy sites such as the Fort Pierce Cem and Pine Grove Cem. The geography is dominated by the complex waterways of the Treasure Coast, where the Intracoastal Waterway cuts through the lagoon toward the Fort Pierce Inlet Entrance Range. To the east, North Hutchinson Island and Hutchinson Island separate the lagoon from the Atlantic Ocean, showing a pattern of coastal development and preserved areas like Jack Island and The Savannahs. Inland, the drainage network includes the Belcher Canal and Tenmile Creek, highlighting the region's managed hydrology.