The coastal community of Riomar occupies a narrow barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River in this 2012 survey. This geography is defined by a complex network of coastal waterways and islands, including Fritz Island, Farley Island, and the sheltered waters of McCullers Cove and Jandrew Cove. The map provides a detailed look at the residential grid, where street names often reflect the local flora, such as Azalea Ln, Banyan Rd, and Bougainvillea Ln. Transportation between the mainland and the barrier island is facilitated by the Merrill P Barber Bridge, while the southern end of the quadrangle shows the transition toward E Causeway Blvd and Dark Point. The inland waterway is further marked by the Gifford Cut, a key navigational feature for those tracing the maritime development of this Florida coastline.
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1948 · Riomar
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1948 · Indrio
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1949 · Vero Beach
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1949 · Sebastian
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1949 · Oslo
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1950 · Riomar
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1950 · Oslo
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1950 · Indrio
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1950 · Vero Beach
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1951 · Sebastian
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