2012 Map of Gulf Breeze
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Santa Rosa Island stretches across this coastal survey, separating the protected waters of Santa Rosa Sound from the open Gulf of Mexico. The peninsula of Villa Sabine serves as a primary residential and recreational hub, connected to the mainland by the Bob Sikes Bridge and bordered by the calm inlets of Little Sabine Bay and Sabine Inlet. The geography here is defined by numerous points and coves, such as Deer Point, Grassy Point, and Old Navy Cove, reflecting a landscape deeply tied to the maritime activity of Pensacola Bay. This 2012 map documents the modern street layout and coastal developments of Pensacola Beach and its surrounding communities, including Forest Lawn of Santa Rosa and Serenity Gardens, during a period of established beach-front infrastructure and permanent residential growth along the Gulf coast.
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