1953 Map of Indiantown NW

About this map

Port St Lucie defines the northeastern corner of this landscape, showing the emerging suburban street grid at the Port St Lucie Corporation Boundary. South of the St. Lucie and Martin County Line, the terrain transitions into a more natural and managed drainage environment. Significant hydrological features include the Green Ridge Slough and Cane Slough, which cut through the low-lying interior. To the southwest, the Allapattah Flats stretch across the territory, reflecting the traditional wet prairie and flatwoods character of the Florida Everglades’ northern reaches. Man-made interventions are visible through a series of water control structures, including an extensive Levee and a prominent Spoil Bank, illustrating the historical efforts to manage and reclaim these wetlands for development or agriculture during the mid-20th century.