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BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK Elliott Key Boca Chita Key Adams Key PARK BOUNDARY PARK BOUNDARY PARK BOUNDARY SANDS KEY Slow Speed Zone Minimum Wake Closed Area Do Not Use This Map For Navigation For safe boating, National Ocean Survey charts are indispensable. Use chart 11451 (purchase at visitor center) or charts 11462, 11463, and 11465. JOHN PENNEKAMP CORAL REEF STATE PARK (protected area) FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY KEY LARGO EXISTING MANAGEMENT AREA (protected area) FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY (protected area) SANCTUARY BOUNDARY Sanctuary eastern boundary exten ds to 300ft (91m) depth Black Creek Goulds Canal Mowry Canal Little River M id nig h t P a ss J o n es L a g o o n H urric a n e C re e k SA N D W IC H C O V E B R O A D CREEK L E G A R E A N C H O R A G E S A N D S CUT S A F E T Y V A L V E L E W IS C U T BISCAYNE C H A N NEL F E A T H E RB E D B A N K Bl ack Ledge H A W K C H A N N E L G U L F S T R E A M A N G ELFISH CREEK Spoil area CAESAR CREEK AJAX REEF LONG REEF BOWLES BANK STAR REEF BREWSTER REEF BACHE SHOAL LITTLE CARD SOUND CARD SOUND BISCAYNE BAY CAESAR CREEK BANK MARGOT FISH SHOAL Spoil area CUTTER BANK SHALLOWS Spoil area Cooling Canals (closed system) Pelican Bank Spoil area INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY Spoil area Don Shula Expy Coral Reef Dr (SW 152th Street) SW 144th Street SW 168th Street SW 184th Street SW 107th Ave SW 87th Ave Ludlum Road (SW 67th Avenue) SW 57th Avenue Old Cutler Road Old Cutler Road KENDALL CUTLER RIDGE SOUTH MIAMI Cutler Power Plant MATHESON HAMMOCK PARK (Miami-Dade County) Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden DEERING ESTATE AT CUTLER (Miami-Dade County) BILL BAGGS CAPE FLORIDA STATE PARK BLACK POINT PARK (Miami-Dade County) HOMESTEAD BAYFRONT PARK Herbert Hoover Marina (Miami-Dade County) Coconut Palm Dr (SW 248th St) G “1” G “1A” G “1” R “2” G “21” R “20” R “6” G “15” G “3” G “1” R “2” “N” Boundary marker W “4” “19” “17” “18” STILTSVILLE “3” Y “A” Y “B” “16” “14” “12” “13” “11” “10” “8” “7” “1” W R “4” “2” W R “2” R “2” R “2” G “1B” G “1” W “1” W “S” W W W R “8” R “20” R “22” Whistle buoy R “4” “3” W “2” pile Elkhorn Coral Reef Anniversary Reef Pacific Reef The Drop Rocky Reef “1” “19” “4” “21” “2” “18” R “2” G “3” G “11 BS” W “2TR” R “8” “7” “9” “13” G “3” R “6” R “2” R “2” R “2” R “2” Y “C” “2” ornamental lighthouse harbor “4” “4” “5” “1” “4” “2” “3” W “X” University Dock Elliott Key Harbor “17” “16” “15” “14” Triumph Reef G “9” R “14” R “20” “18” “16” “19” “21” G “17” R “6” R “2” G R “2” R “14” “3” “2” Ball Buoy Reef “24” “23” “1” “12” G R “22” “11” “15A” “15” “13” “12” “2” SW 328th Street Turkey Point Power Plant Palm Dr (SW 344th St) Kings Hwy (SW 304th St) Breakwater CHICKEN KEY WEST ARSENICKER LONG ARSENICKER EAST ARSENICKER PUMPKIN KEY ANGELFISH KEY ARSENICKER KEY MANGROVE KEY KEY LARGO ELLIOTT KEY Shoal Point Black Point Fender Point Turkey Point Mangrove Point Christmas Point Petrel Point Billys Point Ott Point Point Adelle (see note at right) closed area boundary Sea Grape Point Coon Point Snapper Point (private) Dock Florida’s Turnpike (toll) P A L O A LT O K E Y GOLD KEY SWAN KEY Porgy Key Reid Key RUBICON KEYS OLD RHODES KEY TOTTEN KEY RAGGED KEYS (private) SOLDIER KEY FOWEY ROCKS KEY BISCAYNE To Homestead and O l d C u t l e r R o a d Ranger Station (staffed intermittently) Convoy Point Park Headquarters Day use area Hiking Trail Parks eastern boundary extends to 60ft (18m) depth Palmetto Expy Arrratoon Apcar wreck Lugano wreck Mandalay wreck Erl King wreck Alicia wreck 19th-century wooden sailing vessel wreck 0–6 feet (0–1.8 meters) 6–12 feet (1.8–3.6 meters) Over 12 feet (Over 3.6 meters) Red starboard daymarker (even numbered) Green port daymarker (odd numbered) Starboard buoy Port buoy Other buoy Daymarker Shoal or spoil area Map Key to Water Features and Landmarks Water Depths Map Key to Facilities Channel Markers (entering from seaward) Boating Markers and Flags Know these common buoys, signs, and flags. They are essential to safe navigation. Storm Warning Flags For up-to-date weather fore- casts, phone 305-229-4522 or monitor marine radio reports on VHF channels 1, 2, or 3. Channel 16 broadcasts special weather warnings. Regulatory Markers Shallows and Reefs Channel Markers (entering from seaward) Other Aids and Landmarks Coral reef near water surface Coral reefs also lie deeper below water surface. Danger Shoal Mooring buoy Lighthouse Tower Red Green White Yellow R G W Y Port (odd numbered) Lights flash green Starboard (even num- bered) Lights flash red Speed Limit (No wake–5mph) Small craft advisory (20–38 mph winds) Storm or whole gale (55–73 mph winds) Gale (39–54 mph winds) Hurricane (74 mph winds or higher) Danger Diver’s Flag Keep out Light Light color: Boat launch Gas dock Marina Ranger station Maritime Heritage Trail location Restrooms Picnic area Self-guiding trail Primitive campground Popular anchorage 3 4 874 821 905 826 1 North 1 0 1 2 Kilometers 0 2 Statute Miles 0 2 Nautical Miles Dante Fascell Visitor Center

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B I S C A Y N E N A T I O N A L P A R K

Elliott Key

Boca Chita Key

Adams Key

PARK BOUNDARY

PARK BOUNDARY

PARK

BO

UN

DA

RY

SANDS KEY

Slow Speed ZoneMinimum Wake

Closed Area

Do Not Use This Map For NavigationFor safe boating, National Ocean Survey charts are indispensable. Use chart 11451 (purchase at visitor center) or charts 11462, 11463, and 11465.

JOHN PENNEKAMPCORAL REEFSTATE PARK

(protected area)

FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARYKEY LARGO EXISTING MANAGEMENT AREA

(protected area)

FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE

SANCTUARY(protected area)

SAN

CTU

ARY

BO

UN

DA

RY

San

ctu

ary

east

ern

bo

un

dar

y ex

tend

s to

300

ft (

91m

) d

epth

Black

Creek

Goulds Canal

Mowry Canal

LittleRiver

Mid

nigh

t Pa

ss

Jo

nes L

agoo

n

Hurricane

Creek

SANDW

ICH C

OV

E

BROAD CREEK

LEG

ARE

ANCHORAGE

SANDS CUT

SA

FE

TY

VA

LV

E

LEWIS CUT

BISCAYNE CHANNEL

FEATHER

BED

BANK

Blac

k L

edge

HA

WK

CH

AN

NE

L

GU

LF

S

TR

EA

M

ANGELFISH CREEK

Spoil area

CAESAR CREEK

AJAXREEF

LONGREEF

BOWLESBANK

STARREEF

BREWSTERREEF

BACHESHOAL

LITTLECARD

SOUND

CARD SOUND

B I S C AY N E B AY

CAESAR CREEKBANK

MARGOT FISHSHOAL

Spoi

l are

aCU

TTER

BANK

SHALL

OW

S

Spoil area

Cooling Canals(closed system)

Pelican Bank

Spoil area

INTR

AC

OA

STA

L W

ATE

RW

AY

INTRACOAST

AL W

ATERWAY

Spoil area

Don S

hula

Exp

y

Coral Reef Dr (SW 152th Street)

SW 144th Street

SW 168th Street

SW 184th Street

SW 1

07th

Ave

SW 8

7th

Ave

Lud

lum

Ro

ad (SW

67th A

venu

e)

SW 5

7th

Ave

nu

e

Old

Cut

ler

Road

Old

Cut

ler R

oad

KENDALL

CUTLER RIDGE

SOUTHMIAMI

CutlerPowerPlant

MATHESON HAMMOCK PARK(Miami-Dade County)

FairchildTropicalBotanicGarden

DEERING ESTATE AT CUTLER(Miami-Dade County)

BILL BAGGSCAPE FLORIDA STATE PARK

BLACK POINT PARK(Miami-Dade County)

HOMESTEAD BAYFRONT PARKHerbert Hoover Marina(Miami-Dade County)

Coconut Palm Dr (SW 248th St)

G “1”

G “1A”

G “1”

R “2”

G “21”

R “20”

R “6”

G “15”G “3”

G “1”

R “2”“N”Boundary marker

W

“4”“19”

“17”

“18”

STILTSVILLE

“3”

Y “A”Y “B”

“16” “14” “12”

“13” “11”

“10”“8”

“7”

“1” W

R “4”“2”

W

R “2”

R “2”

R “2”

G “1B”

G “1”

W “1”

W “S”

W

W

W

R “8”

R “20”

R “22”

Whistle buoyR “4”

“3”

W

“2”

pile

ElkhornCoral Reef

Anniversary Reef

Pacific Reef

The Drop

Rocky Reef

“1”

“19”

“4”

“21”

“2”

“18”

R “2”

G “3”

G “11 BS”

W “2TR”

R “8”

“7”

“9”

“13”

G “3”

R “6”

R “2”

R “2”

R “2”

R “2”

Y “C”

“2”

ornamental lighthouseharbor

“4”“4”

“5”

“1”

“4”

“2”“3”

W

“X”

University Dock

Elliott Key Harbor

“17”

“16”

“15”

“14”

Triumph Reef

G “9”

R “14”

R “20”

“18”

“16”

“19”

“21”

G “17”

R “6”

R “2”

G

R “2”

R “14”

“3”

“2”

Ball Buoy Reef

“24”

“23”

“1”

“12”

G

R “22”

“11”

“15A”

“15”

“13”“12”

“2”

SW 328th Street

Turkey PointPower Plant

Palm Dr (SW 344th St)

Kings Hwy (SW 304th St)

Breakwater

CHICKENKEY

WEST ARSENICKER

LONGARSENICKER

EASTARSENICKER

PUMPKIN KEY

AN

GEL

FISH

KEY

ARSENICKER KEY

MANGROVE KEY

KE

Y

L AR

GO

EL

LI O

TT

KE

Y

Shoal Point

Black Point

Fender Point

Turkey Point

Mangrove Point

Christmas Point

Petrel Point

Billys Point

Ott Point

Point Adelle

(see note at right)

closed area boundary

Sea Grape Point

Coon Point

Snapper Point

(private)

Dock

Florida’sTurnpike(toll)

PALO ALTO KEY

GOLD KEY

SWAN KEY

PorgyKey

ReidKey

RUBICON

KEYS

OLD

RH

OD

ES K

EY

TOTT

EN K

EY

RAGGED KEYS(private)

SOLDIER KEYFOWEY ROCKS

KEY BISCAYNE

To Homestead and

Old

Cu

tler

Roa

d

Ranger Station(staffed intermittently)

Convoy PointPark Headquarters

Day use area

Hik

ing

Tra

il

Park

’s e

aste

rn b

ou

nda

ry e

xten

ds

to 6

0ft

(18m

) d

epth

Palmetto Expy

Arrratoon Apcarwreck

Lugano wreckMandalay wreck

Erl King wreck

Alicia wreck

19th-centurywooden sailingvessel wreck

0–6 feet(0–1.8 meters)

6–12 feet(1.8–3.6 meters)

Over 12 feet(Over 3.6 meters)

Red starboarddaymarker(even numbered)

Green port daymarker(odd numbered)

Starboard buoy

Port buoy

Other buoy

Daymarker

Shoal or spoil area

Map Key to Water Features and LandmarksWater Depths

Map Key to Facilities

Channel Markers (entering from seaward)

Boating Markers and FlagsKnow these common buoys, signs, and flags. They are essential to safe navigation.

Storm Warning FlagsFor up-to-date weather fore-casts, phone 305-229-4522 ormonitor marine radio reportson VHF channels 1, 2, or 3.Channel 16 broadcasts specialweather warnings.

Regulatory Markers

Shallows and Reefs

Channel Markers (entering from seaward)

Other Aids and Landmarks

Coral reef nearwater surface

Coral reefs also lie deeperbelow water surface.

Danger Shoal

Mooring buoy

Lighthouse

TowerRedGreenWhiteYellow

RGWY

Port (odd numbered)Lights flash green

Starboard (even num-bered) Lights flash red

Speed Limit(No wake–5mph)

Small craft advisory(20–38 mph winds)

Storm or whole gale(55–73 mph winds)

Gale(39–54 mph winds)

Hurricane (74 mphwinds or higher)

Danger

Diver’s Flag

Keep out

Light

Light color:

Boat launch

Gas dock

Marina

Ranger station

Maritime Heritage Trail location

Restrooms

Picnic area

Self-guiding trail

Primitive campground

Popular anchorage

3 4

874

821

905

826

1

North

1

0 1 2 Kilometers

0 2 Statute Miles

0 2 Nautical Miles

Dante FascellVisitor Center