2015 Map of Kenansville NE

About this map

Saint Johns River defines the watery landscape of this interior Florida region, where the marshy lowlands are broken by subtle rises such as Camp Island and Jug Island. The terrain is characterized by a network of drainage canals and natural waterways, including Tenmile Cr and Wolf Cr, which reveal the ongoing efforts to manage the wetlands of the Upper St. Johns River Basin. To the south, Mulberry Mound stands as a notable landmark on the edge of the wetlands. The map clearly delineates the administrative boundary between Osceola and Brevard Counties, showing how modern land divisions intersect with the ancient hydrologic patterns of the river valley. This survey captures the transition from undisturbed marsh to structured land management, providing a clear record of the rural landscape before further development.