2015 Map of Pahokee

About this map

Lake Okeechobee dominates the western half of this Florida landscape, with its shoreline strictly defined by the Okeechobee Waterway and the protective levee carrying the Florida National Scenic Trail. The eastern mucklands, historically reclaimed for agriculture, are gridded by a dense network of roads such as Muck City Rd and Bay Bottom Rd, reflecting the intensive land use of the Everglades' northern edge. Settlements like Pahokee, Canal Point, and Fremd Village cluster along the lakefront, while specialized infrastructure like the Palm Beach County Glades Airport serves this productive interior. The map also captures a series of large islands within the lake's marshy periphery, including Kreamer Island, Torry Island, and Padgett Island, which remain distinct landmarks in the shallow waters of Pelican Bay.