2024 Map of Sharpes
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Indian River Lagoon and the Indian River define the eastern edge of this modern Brevard County landscape, where coastal communities are tightly packed between the water and the conservation lands to the west. The residential corridors of Port St. John and Sharpes follow the historic alignment of the Florida East Coast Railway, illustrating the long-term impact of rail infrastructure on Florida's Atlantic coast development. To the west, the Saint Johns National Wildlife Refuge provides a stark contrast to the suburban grid, preserving a massive tract of wetlands and native terrain near the Saint Johns River. Educational hubs such as the University of Central Florida Cocoa and the Eastern Florida State College Cocoa Campus anchor the southern portion of the map, marking the area's growth as a regional center for research and learning.
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