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86°12'0"W86°18'0"W
30°24'0"N
30°18'0"N
0 1.5 3 4.5 6Miles
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
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Map 14: Florida Panhandle - 2012
ESI Shoreline Habitats on Map
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes
10B Freshwater marshes
10C Swamps
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands
9A Sheltered tidal flats
8B Sheltered, solid man-made structures
8C Sheltered riprap
7 Exposed tidal flats
4 Coarse-grained sand beaches
3A Fine- to medium-grained sand beaches
3B Scarps and steep slopes in sand
Content from Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Atlas
Santa Rosa, Florida
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BIOLOGICAL RESOURCESBirdsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D NESTING MIGRATING MOLTING
Diving
Brown pelican
Common loon
Double-crested cormorant
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Gull/Tern
Black skimmer
Black tern
Common tern
Forster's tern
Gull-billed tern
Herring gull
Laughing gull
Least tern
Ring-billed gull
Royal tern
Sandwich tern
C
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COMMON
COMMON
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OCCASIONAL
COMMON
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Apr-Aug
Passerine Red-cockaded woodpecker E E - X X X X X X X X X X X X Apr-Jul
Pelagic Northern gannet - X X X X X
RaptorBald eagle
Osprey C
OCCASIONAL
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Nov-Jun
Shorebird
Black-bellied plover
Dunlin
Least sandpiper
Lesser yellowlegs
Piping plover
Ruddy turnstone
Sanderling
Semipalmated plover
Short-billed dowitcher
Snowy plover
Willet
Wilson's plover
T
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LESS-COMMON
LESS-COMMON
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OCCASIONAL
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COMMON
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OCCASIONAL
2-ADULTS
LESS-COMMON
OCCASIONAL
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Mar-Aug
Apr-Jul
Wading
Clapper rail
Great blue heron
Great egret
Green heron
Reddish egret
Snowy egret
Yellow-crowned night-heron
C
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OCCASIONAL
LESS-COMMON
OCCASIONAL
OCCASIONAL
OCCASIONAL
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Mar-Jul
Waterfowl
American coot
Lesser scaup
Red-breasted merganser
Redhead
100S
100S
100S
10S
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FishSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D SPAWNING EGGS LARVAE JUVENILE ADULT
Diadromous
Alabama shad
Gizzard shad
Gulf sturgeon T
C
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RARE
ABUNDANT
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Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Oct-Apr
Feb-Dec
Jan-Dec
Oct-Apr
Santa Rosa, Florida (continued)
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Fish (continued)Subelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D SPAWNING EGGS LARVAE JUVENILE ADULT
Estuarine Nursery
Atlantic croaker
Atlantic sharpnose shark
Bay anchovy
Black drum
Black sea bass
Bluefish
Bonnethead shark
Bull shark
Gray snapper
Grunts
Gulf flounder
Gulf menhaden
Hardhead catfish
Hogchoker
Kingfishes
Ladyfish
Lane snapper
Mojarras
Pigfish
Pinfish
Porgy spp.
Red drum
Sand seatrout
Sheepshead
Silver mullet
Southern flounder
Spot
Spotted seatrout
Striped mullet
Tarpon
Yellowfin menhaden
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
HIGHLY-ABUNDANT
COMMON
PRESENT
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
COMMON
COMMON
PRESENT
PRESENT
HIGHLY-ABUNDANT
COMMON
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
COMMON
PRESENT
COMMON
ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
COMMON
ABUNDANT
COMMON
ABUNDANT
COMMON
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ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
COMMON
PRESENT
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Sep-Apr
May-Jul
Mar-Oct
Nov-Apr
Dec-Apr
Sep-Jan*
Oct-Nov
Jun-Jul
Jun-Nov
Oct-Mar
May-Aug
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Nov
Jan-May
Oct-Apr
Jan-Aug
Sep-Dec
Mar-Sep
Feb-Apr
Nov-Jan
Oct-Apr
Apr-Dec
Oct-Mar
Dec-Mar
Sep-Apr
Mar-Oct
Nov-Apr
Dec-Apr
Sep-Jan*
Jun-Nov
Oct-Mar
May-Aug
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Nov
Jan-May
Oct-Apr
Jan-Aug
Sep-Dec
Mar-Sep
Feb-Apr
Nov-Jan
Oct-Apr
Apr-Sep
Oct-Mar
Sep-Apr
Apr-Oct
Mar-Oct
Dec-May
Dec-May
Sep-Jan*
Aug-Sep
Apr-Jun
Jun-Dec
Dec-Mar
Aug-Apr
May-Sep
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Nov
Jan-May
Oct-Jul
Jan-Sep
Sep-Dec
Mar-Oct
Feb-Jul
Nov-Feb
Oct-Apr
Mar-Oct
Oct-Mar
Jan-Dec
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Oct-Jan*
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jun-Sep
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Apr-Nov
Jan-Dec
Sep-Jan*
Jul-Dec
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
May-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Apr-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jul-May
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Nov
Jan-May
Jan-Dec
Apr-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Mar-Jan
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jun-Aug
Jan-Dec
Estuarine Resident
Code goby
Gulf killifish
Sheepshead minnow
Silver perch
Silversides
Smalltooth sawfish E
COMMON
COMMON
ABUNDANT
COMMON
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
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Oct-Jan*
Mar-Sep
Apr-Nov
Apr-Aug
Mar-Sep
Oct-Jan*
Mar-Sep
Apr-Nov
Apr-Aug
Mar-Sep
Oct-Jan*
Apr-Oct
Apr-Nov
Apr-Sep
Mar-Oct
Jan-Dec
May-Feb
May-Feb
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Fish Vermillion snapper COMMON X X X X X X X X Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov
Marine Benthic
Atlantic spadefish
Cusk eels
Flatfish
Florida pompano
Gag grouper
Goatfishes
Gray triggerfish
Little tunny
Lizardfishes
Permit
Rays
Red snapper
Rock sea bass
Scamp grouper
Searobins
Skates
Tonguefish
PRESENT
PRESENT
COMMON
HIGHLY-ABUNDANT
COMMON
PRESENT
PRESENT
COMMON
COMMON
PRESENT
COMMON
PRESENT
PRESENT
ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
COMMON
COMMON
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May-Sep
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Mar-Oct
Mar-Jun
May-Sep
Apr-Aug
Apr-Jun
Jan-Dec
May-Oct
Mar-Jun
Mar-May
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
May-Sep
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Mar-Oct
Mar-Jun
May-Sep
Apr-Aug
Apr-Jun
Jan-Dec
May-Oct
Mar-Jun
Mar-May
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
May-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Mar-Sep
Mar-Jul
May-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Oct
May-Nov
Mar-Jul
Mar-Jun
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Mar-Nov
May-Oct
Jan-Dec
Apr-Nov
Jan-Dec
Aug-Nov
Jan-Dec
Apr-Jan
Jan-Dec
Mar-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Oct-Feb
Jan-Dec
Apr-Nov
Jan-Dec
Mar-Nov
Jan-Dec
Apr-Jan
Jan-Dec
Apr-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Santa Rosa, Florida (continued)
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Fish (continued)Subelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D SPAWNING EGGS LARVAE JUVENILE ADULT
Marine Pelagic
Amberjacks
Atlantic tripletail
Bigeye scad
Blackfin tuna
Blacktip shark
Blue runner
Bluefin tuna
Cobia
Crevalle jack
Dolphin
King mackerel
Red grouper
Round scad
Scalloped hammerhead
Skipjack tuna
Spanish mackerel
Spanish sardine
Thread herring
Tiger shark
Wahoo
C
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
PRESENT
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PRESENT
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
COMMON
COMMON
ABUNDANT
COMMON
COMMON
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
PRESENT
PRESENT
ABUNDANT
PRESENT
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Apr-Nov
May-Sep
Jun-Nov
Apr-Dec
May-Jun
Apr-Aug
Apr-Jun
May-Sep
Apr-Aug
Jan-Dec
Jun-Oct
Mar-Jul
Sep-Jan*
May-Jun
Apr-Oct
May-Oct
Mar-Nov
Mar-Sep
Apr-Sep
Apr-Nov
May-Sep
Jun-Nov
Apr-Dec
Apr-Aug
Apr-Jun
May-Sep
Apr-Aug
Jan-Dec
Jun-Oct
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Oct
May-Oct
Mar-Nov
Mar-Sep
Apr-Sep
Apr-Dec
May-Oct
Jun-Dec
Apr-Dec
May-Sep
Apr-Sep
Apr-Jun
May-Sep
Apr-Sep
Jan-Dec
Jun-Oct
Sep-Jan*
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
May-Oct
Mar-Nov
Mar-Sep
Jul-Aug
Apr-Sep
Apr-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Apr-Dec
Mar-Nov
Jan-Dec
Apr-Jun
Mar-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jun-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Apr-Oct
May-Oct
Jan-Dec
Apr-Dec
Jul-Aug
Jan-Dec
Apr-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Oct
Apr-Nov
Jan-Dec
Apr-Jun
Mar-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jul-Aug
Jun-Nov
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Apr-Nov
Apr-Oct
May-Oct
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
(*) = This life stage occurs during the months listed, but not continuously.
Habitats and Rare PlantsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D
Plant
Cruise's goldenaster
Curtiss' sandgrass
Godfrey's goldenaster
Gulf Coast lupine
Harper'syellow-eyed grass
Large-leaved jointweed
Panhandle spiderlily
Spoon-leaved sundew
Wiregrass gentian
E
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Wetland Southern milkweed T - X X X X X X X X X X X X
Marine MammalsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D MATING CALVING PUPPING MOLTING
Dolphin Bottlenose dolphin - X X X X X X X X X X X X
Manatee West Indian manatee E E LOW X X X X X X X X X
Reptiles and AmphibiansSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D NESTING HATCHING INTERNESTING JUVENILE ADULT
Turtle
Diamondback terrapin
Gopher tortoise
Green sea turtle
Hawksbill sea turtle
Kemp's ridley sea turtle
Leatherback sea turtle
Loggerhead sea turtle
T
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PRESENT
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Mar-Dec
Jun-Aug
Jul-Aug
May-Aug
Aug-Sep
Aug-Nov
Sep-Oct
Jul-Oct
May-Nov
Apr-Sep
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Jan-Dec
Terrestrial MammalsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D
Small Mammal Choctawhatchee beach mouse E E - X X X X X X X X X X X X
Santa Rosa, Florida (continued)
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Human Use Resources
Icon Type Name Contact Phone
Recreational Fishing Shellfish Harvesting Area
Recreational Fishing Us 331 Fishing Pier-south
Park Grayton Beach State Recreation Area
Park Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
Management Area Choctawatchee Bay Swim NWFWMD SWIM 850/539-5999
Management Area Choctawhatchee River Water Ma 850/539-5999
Management Area Point Washington State ForestFORESTRY RESOURCEADMINISTRATOR 850/231-5800
Historical Site Historic Property FL SHPO 850/245-6440
Critical Habitat Choctawhatchee Beach Mouse USFWS
Critical Habitat Gulf Sturgeon Critical Habitat FWRI
Boat Ramp Chas E Cessna Landing 850/892-8703
Boat Ramp Choctawhatchee Bay Ramp South 850/892-8703
Boat Ramp Unknown Boat Ramp
Beach County Bchs
Access Access
SHORELINE RESOURCES:ESI Polygon Habitats
Pattern ESI Rank Habitat Area (meters2)
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes 4,869,821
10B Freshwater marshes 3,600,312
10C Swamps 3,609,255
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands 11,371,412
9A Sheltered tidal flats 235,196
Shoreline Types (Length of ESI Shoreline on Map = 84,397 meters ; Length of Shoreline on Map = 80,251 meters)
Color ESI Rank Shoreline Habitat Length (meters) % of ESI Shoreline
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes 47,554 56
10B Freshwater marshes 797 <1
10C Swamps 1,306 1
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands 930 1
9A Sheltered tidal flats 3,408 4
8B Sheltered, solid man-made structures 14,597 17
8C Sheltered riprap 12,792 15
7 Exposed tidal flats 2,189 2
4 Coarse-grained sand beaches 70 <1
3A Fine- to medium-grained sand beaches 18,293 21
Santa Rosa, Florida (continued)
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Shoreline Types (continued)
Color ESI Rank Shoreline Habitat Length (meters) % of ESI Shoreline
3B Scarps and steep slopes in sand 758 <1
Note: A shoreline segment may include multiple shoreline habitats. If any segments include multiple habitats, the combined length of all habitats will
exceed the length of the mapped ESI shoreline, and the percent of ESI shoreline values will sum to greater than 100%.
Content from Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Atlas
