1952 Map of Okeechobee

About this map

The town of Okeechobee serves as the focal point of this coastal survey, where the northern shoreline of Lake Okeechobee meets the extensive hydrological networks of south-central Florida. This era captures the critical infrastructure managing the region's water, notably the Kissimmee River entry and the prominent Levee system protecting developed areas like Cypress Quarters. The landscape is defined by its transition from organized grid streets and landmarks like Flagler Park to the swampy wetlands and sloughs that feed the lake.