
Treasure Island and St. Pete Beach occupy the northeastern corner of this coastal survey, where the barrier island landscape meets the open waters of the Gulf of America. The map documents a highly developed shoreline where residential corridors like Coquina Way and Sunset Way are situated just blocks from the surf. The geography is defined by the narrow tidal opening of Blind Pass, which connects the gulf to the protected waters of Boca Ciega Bay. Along the eastern edge of the gulf, the Florida Circumnavigational Paddling Trail follows the coast, offering a modern perspective on the maritime routes that have historically defined this part of Pinellas County. This perspective emphasizes the thin, vulnerable strip of land that supports these established Florida communities.
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13 maps found

1921 Sand Key
Pinellas County, FL

1943 Pass-A-Grille
Pinellas County, FL

1943 St Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

1947 St Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

1949 Pass-A-Grille
Pinellas County, FL

1956 Pass-A-Grille Beach
Pinellas County, FL

1956 St Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

1988 St Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

1994 Pass-A-Grille Beach
Pinellas County, FL

1998 Saint Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

2024 Saint Petersburg
Pinellas County, FL

2025 Pass-a-Grille Beach OE W
Pinellas County, FL

2025 Pass-a-Grille Beach
Pinellas County, FL