
Yankeetown and Port Inglis anchor the northeastern corner of this coastal survey, where the terrestrial landscape of Florida gives way to the open Gulf of America. The boundary between Levy Co and Citrus Co runs westward across a series of small islands and marshy outcrops, including Chambers Island and the uniquely named Deadman Key. This area is characterized by intricate tidal waterways such as Bungalow Pass and East Pass, which provide essential maritime access for small craft navigating the transition from riverine environments to the gulf. Further south, the map is dominated by the expanse of open water, marked primarily by the Florida Circumnavigational Paddling Trail Trl, a route that traces the state’s wilder coastline through features like Doghead Gap.
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13 maps found

1895 Tsala Apopka
Citrus County, FL

1954 Brooksville NW
Citrus County, FL

1954 Holder
Citrus County, FL

1954 Ozello
Citrus County, FL

1954 Red Level
Citrus County, FL

1954 Stokes Ferry
Citrus County, FL

1994 Ozello
Citrus County, FL

2024 Brooksville NW
Citrus County, FL

2024 Holder
Citrus County, FL

2024 Stokes Ferry
Citrus County, FL

2025 Ozello
Citrus County, FL

2025 Red Level
Citrus County, FL

2025 Withlacoochee Bay OE S
Citrus County, FL