2015 Map of Riomar

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Vero Beach and the exclusive coastal enclave of Indian River Shores dominate this narrow barrier island stretch between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. This 2015 perspective illustrates the dense residential development and leisure infrastructure of the Treasure Coast, where the Merrill P Barber Bridge serves as a vital connection to the Florida mainland. The complex hydrography of the Intracoastal Waterway is marked by numerous finger canals and sheltered water bodies like McCullers Cove, Bethel Creek, and Gifford Cut. To the south, the community of Riomar is defined by its coastal street grid, including floral-named avenues such as Azalea Ln and Camelia Ln. Geographic features like Fritz Island and Farley Island sit within the lagoon, while the eastern shoreline remains a continuous strand along the open ocean.