2015 Map of Withlacoochee Bay OE S

About this map

Port Inglis serves as a primary marker along the coastal boundary where the Gulf of Mexico meets the marshy edges of Levy and Citrus Counties. This maritime survey captures a specialized environment of tidal passages and barrier features, most notably Bungalow Pass and East Pass which navigate around Chambers Island. The map is dominated by open water, yet it meticulously defines the aquatic borders between jurisdictions. Significant coastal landmarks like Deadman Key and the opening at Doghead Gap illustrate the transition from the protected inner waters to the open Gulf. This record is particularly valuable for understanding the modern shoreline configuration and the precise locations of small island keys and navigational gaps that define the Big Bend region's watery geography.