2018 Map of Indiantown NW

About this map

Port St. Lucie expands its residential footprint in the northern portion of this landscape, where a dense grid of suburban streets like SW Rosser Blvd and SW Village Pkwy meets the engineered waterways of the Florida coast. This 2018 survey illustrates the sharp contrast between modern development and the low-lying wetlands to the south. The County Line Canal serves as a literal boundary between St. Lucie and Martin counties, separating the structured growth of the city from the broad, open expanses of the Allapattah Flats. Navigational interests are represented by the Treasure Coast Airpark in the northwest, while the southeastern corner reveals a more rural character near Green Ridge and the natural drainage of Cane Slough. This map is particularly useful for observing the intersection of massive residential planning and environmental preservation.