2012 Map of Plover Key

About this map

The Gulf of Mexico dominates this coastal landscape at the edge of the Florida peninsula, where a sparse collection of mangrove islands and points define the transition from sea to land. This 2012 survey captures a fragile shoreline primarily composed of small landmasses like Plover Key and North Plover Key, separated from the mainland by shallow tidal waters. The presence of Bird Key Bight and Bird Key indicates a habitat shaped by avian life and coastal currents, while Seminole Point serves as a lone topographic landmark on the eastern edge of the quadrangle. With no roads, buildings, or infrastructure recorded, the map reflects a purely natural environment preserved in its maritime state.