2024 Map of Loxahatchee NW

About this map

Twentymile Bend serves as a critical junction where the northern reaches of The Everglades meet the engineering of the Florida drainage system. This area is defined by the intersection of major arterial waterways, including the West Palm Beach Canal and the L-7 Canal, which carve through the low-lying terrain to manage water levels across Palm Beach County. The landscape is a mix of agricultural utility and preserved wilderness, anchored by the sprawling Arthur R Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. Historical transportation routes like Old Conners Rd and Connors Hwy parallel the canals, reflecting the mid-century infrastructure required to navigate and settle this marshy interior. To the south, the Riverside Memorial Park provides a notable landmark amidst the wetland and canal grid, while the 20 Mile Bend Boat Ramp Rd provides access to the region's prominent aquatic corridors.