Arundel serves as a primary residential focal point in this southern Florida landscape, where the rectilinear grid of modern development meets the drainage-managed terrain of Martin County. The area is characterized by a mix of aviation and leisure spaces, including the Tropical Plantation Airport and localized green spaces such as Queens Park and Tropical Park. The geography is defined by subtle elevation changes like Green Ridge and the flow of Hog Cr, while the infrastructure is heavily influenced by a network of named roads like Sw Citrus Blvd and Sw Bridge Rd. To the northeast, the Mauvel Bridge and the locality of Thomas mark the intersection of transit corridors and waterways, reflecting the early 21st-century suburban and agricultural expansion in this part of the state.
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1948 · Palm City
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1948 · Rood
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1948 · St. Lucie Inlet
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1948 · Gomez
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1949 · Rood
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1949 · Gomez
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1950 · St. Lucie Inlet
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1950 · Palm City
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1953 · Indian Town SE
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1953 · Indian Town NW
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