2012 Map of Indian Pass

About this map

Indian Pass and the surrounding coastal landscape of Gulf County are defined by the intricate relationship between the mainland and the barrier islands of the Florida Panhandle. The settlement of Odena sits just inland, north of where Depot Cr flows toward Odena Landing. To the south, the protected waters of Saint Vincent Sound and Indian Lagoon separate the mainland from the prominent Indian Peninsula and the expansive Saint Vincent Island. This map documents a region characterized by small distance-named settlements like Thirteen Mile and Eleven Mile along the coastal corridor. Notable landmarks include the Odena Fire Tower and secluded water bodies on the island such as Oyster Pond and Lake Number Five. The network of local roads, including the Old Apalachicola Hwy, provides a look at the infrastructure supporting this maritime environment.