2015 Map of Lake Harbor SW

About this map

Tonys Mound and Cowbone Hammock rise as distinctive landmarks within this vast agricultural and water-management landscape on the border of Hendry and Palm Beach counties. In 2015, the region is defined by an extensive grid of irrigation and drainage infrastructure, most notably the Bolles Canal running along the northern edge. This area represents the engineering of the northern Everglades for large-scale agriculture, where the land is strictly partitioned into township and range sections. Human passage through this specialized environment is facilitated by the Florida National Scenic Trail, which follows the north-south corridor of L1 Dike Rd. A network of utility roads like Hill Grade Rd, Dooley Grade Rd, and Etumakee Way provides access to the interior fields, while Cr-835 and Blumberg Rd serve as the primary north-south arteries for the region's transport.