2018 Map of Orange Beach

About this map

Orange Beach and its surrounding coastal communities are shown here in 2018, situated where the Alabama shoreline meets the Florida state line. The landscape is defined by the complex aquatic network of Perdido Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, joined by Perdido Pass. Developed waterfronts and residential grids stretch along Cotton Bayou and the Intracoastal Waterway, while inland areas like Miflin and Josephine maintain a more rural character. The map details important local landmarks such as Columbia Southern University and the chain of islands protecting the back bays, including Robinson Island and Walker Island. On the eastern edge, the settlement of Perdido Beach sits across from Ono Island, illustrating the dense coastal development and navigable channels that support the region's maritime economy and residential growth.