1994 Map of Lake Harbor SW

About this map

Tonys Mound rises as a distinct landmark within the interior wetlands of South Florida, sitting near the boundary where Hendry Co meets Palm Beach Co. This 1994 photo-inspection reveals a landscape defined by water management and localized terrain features, where the straight lines of the L-2 Canal and Bolles Canal intersect the natural patterns of the Little Cypress Swamp. The map documents a period when the area was primarily utilized for drainage and small-scale resource extraction, as evidenced by several Gravel Pits located along Dooley Road. Local landmarks like Cowbone Hammock and a designated Picnic Area suggest pockets of recreation and higher ground amidst the glades, while the grid of Pumps highlights the intensive engineering required to maintain the region's hydrological balance during the late twentieth century.