The Indian River lagoon system dominates this landscape, separating the mainland settlements of Viking and Indrio from the barrier strand of North Hutchinson Island. This 2012 survey reveals an intricate coastal geometry where the brackish waters of the river meet the Atlantic Ocean. The geography is defined by numerous small islands and coves, including Shell Island, Round Island, and the ironically named Little Starvation Cove. Residential development on the barrier island, such as the Queens Cove community, is interlaced with narrow waterways like Barkers Ditch Cove and Garfield Cut.
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1948 · Riomar
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1948 · Indrio
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1949 · Fort Pierce
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1949 · Vero Beach
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1949 · Oslo
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1949 · Fort Pierce NW
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1950 · Riomar
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1950 · Fort Pierce
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1950 · Fort Pierce NW
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1950 · Oslo
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