2015 Map of Little Marsh

About this map

Big Cypress National Preserve defines this portion of the Florida interior, where the landscape is a mosaic of wetlands and seasonal watercourses. The 2015 data illustrates the hydrology of the region, featuring the Little Marsh and the slow-moving waters of Mullet Slough. A singular terrestrial landmark, Charlie Fewl Hammock, rises above the surrounding wet prairies, representing the kind of elevated hardwood habitat essential for biodiversity and historical human transit in the Everglades ecosystem. This modern survey provides a clear view of the transportation corridor where Interstate 75 and State Road 84 cut across the preserve, contrasting the engineered infrastructure with the primitive drainage patterns of the Florida swamp.