Pumpkin Bay Fake Union Bay East River Barron River Fakahatchee Bay Sunday Bay House Hammock Bay Oyster Bay Chevelier Bay Cannon Bay Dads Bay Mullet Bay Big Lostmans Bay Oyster Bay Mud Bay The Cutoff Cattail Lakes Middle Cape Canal Caesar Creek Manatee Bay Trout Cove The Boggies Davis Cove Henry Lake Bear Lake Middle Ground East Cape Canal Little Fox Lake Middle Fox Lake East Fox Lake Tarpon Creek Buttonwood Canal Santini Bight Rankin Bight Garfield Bight Cuthbert Lake Monroe Lake Middle Lake Whipray Basin Twin Key Bank Ninemile Bank The Lungs Alligator Creek Long Lake Oxfoot Bank Seven Palm Lake Terrapin Bay Alligator Bay Turtle Reef Turtle Harbor Carysfort Reef The Elbow French Reef Molasses Reef Pickles Reef Conch Reef Davis Reef Crocker Reef Blackwater Sound Buttonwood Sound Joe Bay Madeira Bay Snake Bight Coot Bay Little Blackwater Sound Broad Creek Dildo Key Bank Rabbit Key Basin First National Bank Schooner Bank Sprigger Bank Tripod Bank Alligator Reef The Rocks Snake Creek Whale Harbor Channel Rocky Creek Bay Third Bay Second Bay First Bay Plate Creek Bay Lostmans Five Bay Two Island Bay Alligator Bay Huston Bay Last Huston Bay Storter Bay Crab Key Bight Chatham Bend Duck Rock Cove L ong Soun d Largo Sound Little Madeira Bay M a n of War Channel Arsenic Bank Fakahatch e e P a s s West P a s s I n d i a n K e y P as s Chokoloske e P a ss R a b bit K e y P ass F e r g u s o n R iv er L o pez River Huston Riv e r Chatham River Lostmans River Wood R iv e r B ro a d Cree k N orth H arney R Otter C re e k R ookery B ran c h Little Shark River W atson River North River R o b e rts R iv e r J o e River Lake Ingraham T h e C utoff BROAD RIV E R B r o a d R iver S H A R K R IV E R H A R N EY R I V E R Tavernier Creek C h a n n e l 5 Big Sable Creek Canal Homestead GULF OF MEXICO PONCE DE LEON BAY WHITEWATER Bay TARPON BAY BISCAYNE BAY BARNES SOUND HAWK CHANNEL HAWK CHANNEL S H A R K R I V E R S L O U G H T A Y L O R S L O U G H ATLANTIC OCEAN FLORIDA BAY C ARD SOUN D Ficus Pond Sisal Pond Sweet Bay Pond Pine Glades Lake Chokoloske e B ay COASTAL MARSH URBAN DEVELOPMENT ZONE AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT ZONES CYPRESS CYPRESS MANGROVE FRESHWATER MARL PRAIRIE FRESHWATER SLOUGH PINELAND HARDWOOD HAMMOCK C O ASTAL PRAIRIE Turn e r Rive r Cano e Tra i l Wilder n e s s W a t e r w ay Nine Mile Pond Canoe Trail Noble Hammock Canoe Trail Hells Bay Canoe Trail Mud Lake Canoe Trail Bear Lake Canoe Trail Canoe Trail W est L a k e Waterway Wilderness Halfway Creek Canoe Trail 95 997 9336 95 826 826 836 836 112 821 821 874 997 41 41 41 41 27 1 1 1 1 1 29 94 839 905 841 29 94 JOHN PENNEKAMP CORAL REEF STATE PARK CROCODILE LAKE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY Lignumvitae Key State Aquatic Preserve BIG CYPRESS NATIONAL PRESERVE BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK Most of the land and submerged areas in Everglades National Park are in the congressionally designated Marjory Stoneman Douglas Wilderness Area. Authorized Park Boundary Authorized Park Boundary A well–marked inland water route runs from Flamingo to Everglades City. Sequentially numbered markers guide you along its 99 miles (160 kilo- meters). Boats more than 18 feet (6 meters) long or with high cabins and windshields should not attempt the route because of narrow channels and overhanging foliage in some areas. The route takes a minimum of six hours with an outboard motor or seven days by canoe. One-day round trips are not advised. Campsites are available on the route; backcountry per- mits are required. Royal Palm Visitor Center Long Pine Key Pinelands Pa-hay-okee Overlook Mahogany Hammock Paurotis Pond Nine Mile Pond West Lake Flamingo Visitor Center Key Largo Ranger Station Chekika Shark Valley Gulf Coast Visitor Center 6km 10km 11km 21km 32km 39km 43km 50km 61km 61km 42km 80km 148km 4mi 6mi 7mi 13mi 20mi 24mi 27mi 31mi 38mi 38mi 26mi 50mi 92mi Homestead Miami International Airport Key West 18km 72km 217km 11mi 45mi 135mi are closed to landings unless otherwise designated. Com- mercial fishing is prohibited in the park. Recreational fishing requires a license in both freshwater and salt- water. Where backcountry camping is allowed, a camp- ing permit is required. Do not use this map for navi- gation. For safe boating, Nat- ional Ocean Survey charts are indispensable. Charts 11430, 11432, 11433, 11451 are for sale at the Coe Visitor Center, Flamingo, and in the Everglades City area. Keys and beaches in Florida Bay HOMESTEAD FLORIDA CITY SOUTH MIAMI KENDALL KEY LARGO Tavernier Plantation Islamorada CORAL GABLES HIALEAH EVERGLADES CITY Carnestown Ochopee CHOKOLOSKEE Monroe Station Indian Key Turtle Key Lumber Key Crate Key Gopher Key Snake Key Buzzard Key North Plover Key Bird Key Wood Key Lostmans Key Long Arsenicker Key Totten Key Elliott Key Rubicon Keys Old Rhodes Key Middle Key Whaleback Key Rodriguez Key Tavernier Key Porjoe Key Nest Keys Shell Key Bob Keys Black Betsy Keys Manatee Key Low Key Bottle Key Swash Keys Deer Key Duck Key Tern Key Eagle Key Pass Key Big Key Rankin Key Brush Keys Calusa Keys Whipray Keys Pollock Keys Corinne Key Sid Key Spy Key Barnes Key Fiesta Key Long Key Upper Arsnicker Keys Lower Arsnicker Keys Buchanan Keys Lignumvitae Key Lower Matecumbe Key Indian Key Teatable Key Shell Key Upper Matecumbe Key Peterson Keys Panhandle Key Gopher Keys Twin Keys Crab Keys Stake Key Captain Key Crane Keys West Key East Key Plantation Key Windley Key Rabbit Keys Cluett Key Johnson Key Sandy Key Man of War Key Oyster Keys Murray Key Frank Key Catfish Key Clive Key Dildo Key End Key Roscoe Key Dead Terrapin Key Jim Foot Key Topsy Key Buttonwood Keys Russell Key Triplet Keys Samphire Keys Dump Keys Pelican Keys Camp Key Umbrella Key Curlew Key Buoy Key Otter Key Bradley Key Joe Kemp Key Midway Keys Cormorant Key Palm Key Coon Key Derelict Key Club Key Lake Key Park Key Rattlesnake Key El Radabob Key Short Key Main Key Angelfish Key Shark River Island Plover Key Round Key Opossum Key Onion Key B o ggy K e y C ro s s K e y Sandfly Island Deer Island Daniels Pt Gun Rock Pt Alligator Pt Highland Pt h c a e B d n a l h g i H Shark Pt Turkey Pt Black Pt Mangrove Pt Card Pt Thursday Pt Largo Pt Pt Charles Snipe Pt Terrapin Pt Crocodile Pt Porpoise Pt Mosquito Pt Madeira Pt KEY MCLAUGHLIN C A P E S A B L E T EN THOUSAND ISLAND S Bob Allen Keys Pavilion Key Tiger Key Rabbit Key Mormon Key H.P. Williams Roadside Park Monument Lake Kirby Storter Roadside Park Tree Snail Hammock Big Cypress Bend Sunday Bay Chickee Sweetwater Bay Chickee Darwins Place Lopez River New Turkey Key Turkey Key Hog Key Broad River Lostmans Five Bay Rogers River Bay Chickee Harney River Chickee Graveyard Creek Highland Beach Willy Willy Plate Creek Bay Chickee Camp Lonesome Watson River Chickee North River Chickee Mahogany Hammock Pa-hay-okee Overlook Pinelands Long Pine Key Convoy Point Visitor Center Intracoastal Waterway Intracoastal Waterway Royal Palm Visitor Center Anhinga Trail Gumbo Limbo Trail Chekika Shark Valley Visitor Center Bobcat Boardwalk Otter Cave Hammock Trail Hells Bay Chickee Lard Can Fire Cache Daniel Beard Center Park Entrance Station Observation Tower T r a m T o u r Tamiami Ranger Station Miccosukee Cultural Center Rock Reef Pass Paurotis Pond Shark River Chickee Roberts River Chickee Old Ingraham Ernest Coe North Nest Key Hidden Lake Education Center Lane Bay Chickee Pearl Bay Chickee Oyster Bay Chickee Joe River Chickee Northwest Cape Middle Cape Carl Ross Key Little Rabbit Key South Joe River Chickee East Cape Clubhouse Beach Canepatch Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport Loop Road Education Center Midway Loop Road Mitchell Landing Pinecrest The Watson Place Comer Key Kingston Key Picnic Key Homestead Airport Homestead Air Reserve Base Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport Miami International Airport Eco Pond Snake Bight Trail Mrazek Pond Nine Mile Pond Coot Bay Pond C o astal P rairie Trail Water Conservation Area 3B Water Conservation Area 3A Christian Point Trail Shark Pt Key Largo Ranger Station (between mile markers 98 and 99) John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Visitor Center Anne's Beach Gulf Coast Visitor Center Big Cypress National Preserve Visitor Center Flamingo Visitor Center Flamingo Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center Park Headquarters Not all lands inside the authorized boundary for the northeastern corner of the park have been acquired by the Federal Government. MIAMI K E Y L A R G O To Naples 25 mi 40 km To Key West 70 mi 112 km Coe Visitor Center to Tampa 268 mi 431 km Tamiami Trail Habitat restoration area North Canal Drive SW 328th Street SW 168th Street Richmond Drive N Kendall Drive Tamiami Trail Le Jeune Rd Flo rid a's T urnp ike Krome Avenue Toll bridge Card Sound Road S W 1 3 7 t h A v e West Lake Restrooms B e n d T r ail R o w d y Long P i n e K e y T rail Lo o p R oad (scenic drive) ( t o ll ro a d ) North 0 0 10 Miles 5 1 10 Kilometers 5 1 0-3 feet (0-1 meter) 3-6 feet (1-2 meters) More than 6 feet (more than 2 meters) Hiking trail Water Depths Unpaved road Wilderness Water- way and canoe trail Picnic area Gas station Boat launch National Park Service campground Private campground National Park Service primitive campsite Lodging Interpretive trail Marina Lighted marker Canal and gate Wildlife protection area (closed to public) Food service Lake Okeechobee Big Cypress National Preserve Biscayne National Park Dry Tortugas National Park EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK Mapping Everglades Ecosystems Mapping Everglades Ecosystems color key color key Marine and Estuarine Marine and Estuarine (seagrass, har (seagrass, hardbottom, corals) dbottom, corals) Mangr Mangrove ove Coastal Coastal Marsh Marsh Cypr Cypress ess Fr Freshwater eshwater Slough Slough Pineland Pineland Fr Freshwater eshwater Marl Prairie Marl Prairie Har Hardwood dwood Hammock Hammock Coastal Coastal Prairie Prairie Coe Visitor Center to Areas in the Park Coe Visitor Center to Other Areas Wilderness Waterway Mapping Everglades Ecosystems color key Marine and Estuarine (seagrass, hardbottom, corals) Mangrove Coastal Marsh Cypress Freshwater Slough Pineland Freshwater Marl Prairie Hardwood Hammock Coastal Prairie South Florida National Parks Message to Boaters