
The Indian River Lagoon and its adjacent coastal communities define this section of the Atlantic coast. The transition from rail to trail is evident in the East Central Regional Rail Trl, which cuts through the residential landscape of Mims and Turnbull. This corridor provides a window into the historical transportation network that once connected these northern Brevard settlements. Along the shoreline, the Intracoastal Waterway snakes through the lagoon, flanked by the sprawling Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge to the east and the northern reaches of Titusville to the south.
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1949 · Oak Hill
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1949 · Pardon Island
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1949 · Orsino
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1949 · Titusville
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1949 · Wilson
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1949 · Mims
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1950 · Maytown
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1950 · Aurantia
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1951 · Orsino
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1952 · Mims
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