2024 Map of Indian Camp Creek

About this map

Marjory Stoneman Douglas Wilderness dominates this 2024 survey of the Florida interior, where the boundaries of Everglades National Park and the Big Cypress National Preserve meet. The landscape is characterized by a complex network of freshwater sloughs and tidal creeks that define the western edge of The Everglades. Notable watercourses include Indian Camp Creek, Lostmans Creek, and Rodgers Creek, which wind through the wetlands toward the Gulf coast. In the northern section, East Slough provides a key drainage feature, while the southern portion is marked by the Broad River and the significant Shark River Slough. This map illustrates the protected environmental continuity between these massive federal preserves, showcasing a region defined entirely by its hydrography and wilderness status rather than human settlement or infrastructure.