1998 Map of Port Richey
USGS Topo · Published 2002About this map
The Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park dominates the coastal margin of this late 1990s Pasco County landscape, preserving a network of tidal creeks and bayous including Salt Springs Run and Britches Creek. The inland area shows significant suburban development and established residential patterns near Hudson and Port Richey. The map documents a high concentration of community infrastructure, from the Regional Medical Center and Riverside Hospital to a dense network of schools like Hudson High School and the F K Marchman Technical Education Center. Water shapes the local geography, with the Pithlachascotee River flowing into Millers Bayou, while interior features like Hidden Lake Airport and several golf courses illustrate the region's recreational and transportation layout at the turn of the millennium. Local history is anchored by the Union Ch and Hudson Cem.
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