2018 Map of Indian Pass

About this map

Saint Vincent Island dominates the southeastern portion of this coastal landscape, separated from the mainland by the waters of Saint Vincent Sound and the narrow corridor of Indian Pass. This survey illustrates the intricate interface between the Gulf of Mexico and the marshy coastal reaches of Gulf County. On the mainland, small settlements such as Odena and Eleven Mile are positioned along the transit corridors of the coastal interior, while Indian Peninsula stretches westward to enclose the Indian Lagoon. The island interior is marked by significant hydrological features including Oyster Pond, Big Bayou, and Lake Number Five, indicating a complex wetland ecosystem. Narrow local roads like Old Shell Rd and Jones Homestead Rd provide access to the rural shoreline, tracing the limits of the Florida panhandle's salt marshes and tidal flats.