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SFL-49NE S a I 80°11'15 S 2 x u 0 SFL50-04 r SFL50-05 Keystone Islands 0 f 2 s X Seagrass & i (North Miami) d e B 0 Manatee Area 0 i R B s 2 (! c a \[ e y n or a e Bay Harb C 150 each c Islands h a ¶ n ! e a l s Geographic Response Plan Map: S0 FL-49 5 80°15'0"W Map continued on: SFL-50 1 80°7'30"W N N " " 0 ! 0 3 ] 3 ' ' 2 2 5 5 ° ° 5 5 0 2 2 0 4 1 0 AB932 AB915 ¤£ 30 Biscayne ! ! ! ! ! M ! Pt ! \[ ! i a ! ! ! ! ^! ! m ! i B ! e ! [ ! ! \ ! ! a ! ! ! ! c ! ! ! 441 h Li £ tt e ¤ le ! R ! C ! a ! ! na d ! l s S ! !!! ! ( ! Å! ! ! ] !Å! ! d# ] AB934 \[ ! 2 ! Pelican ! x ] ] ! 0 Harbor Park !! ! ! ! 5 ! 1 ! ! ¶ ! ! 0 ! ! ! ^! 0 SFL49-01 Little ! ! 3 XXX R ]! 4 River/Bird Key (! AB9A !d k[ !¤ Biscayne Bay \[ AB933 Aquatic Preserve AB907 AB9 AB7 SFL49-02 LittleXXX River Basin Å!M 9 d ! a 5 AB944 ! p - ] L S (!R c F \[ (! o S n ! : t SFL49-03 ] i n n u o Julia Tuttle e d Å! d e ^ Causeway o u 195 112 ! \[ n n AB # # i XXX t 27 ¨¦§ : 2050 n ¤£ 1150 S o F c ^ L ! Shore- line p 5 a Protection ABA1A 8 M Structures SFL49-04 Venetian ! \[ S Causeway ] (! 1 d d Å! 200 5 ! ! XXX 0 ¶ 6 ! 0 ! 5 ] 5 550 550 1250 600 0 8 S ! ]! 395 d h h (! SFL49-09 ] § 0 ! ! ¨¦ 0 ( 1 !(!S (! ! M 2 ] South Beach m[ ]AB836 ia # 13 # SFL49-07 mi R 00 ! Artificial iver ] Meloy \[ 95 d Reef ¨¦§ ! !(!S Channel ] XXX 4750 # XXX otal SFL49-06 ]! t MacArthur ! # AB968 SFL49-05 Miami s[ ] (!S 4750 (!R l 0 Causeway & ota River EntranceXXX 5 t ¿[ 6 Dodge Island (!E SFL49-08 # XXX 41 90 # 50 ¤£AB Bridges Lummus 43 ! XXX # tal ] R Island Cut Å! XXXF to (! 005 0 1 0 ]! SFL49-10 465 XX SFL49-12 Lamar Lake (Entrance) tal #Government Cut to SFL58-04 SFL49-13 Virginia Key POMA-AR Critical Wildlife Area FXXX N N (West) " " 0 0 ' ! SFL49-11 ' 5 972 ] XXX 5 4 AB 4 ° d y XXX Norris Cut ° 5 ! 5 e 2 2 ! S K # XXX # (! a 80°15'0"W Map continued on: SFL-48 i 80°7'30"W n SFL48-01 ! i ¶ ] g ! Mangroves r Environmentally Sensitive Areas Bio-SocioeconRomicikcenbacker i Å! Heliport # Sector Jacksonville Summer Protection Priority Sea Turtle Nesting BeachV \[ Beach Access Causeway Sector Miami XXX A - Protect First [ ! (entire¿) Historical Site Federal Managed AreaSs \[ XX B - Protect aft!er A Areas ] (! ] !· Airport SFL48-02 MiamiState Maqnaged Areas X C - Protect after B Areas S(!eRaqSueagrriausms (Water Intake)XXX!XXX F SFL48-04 Bear Cut !d ][ State Waters/County Line XXX Acropora Priority Sites American Crocodile ¤ USCG Sector Boundary Priority of (!PSrotection ! Manatee !! ! ! ! y[ ! ! Aquaculture ! A - Protect First ! ! ! Marina ! ! ! ! ! ] ! B - Protect after A Areas k Aquatic Preserve/State Park Response Methods u Marine Sanctuary Skimmer m[ High Recreation Beach j[ National Park h (! Shallow Water Skimmer !d Boat Ramp «[ # Collection Point Piping Plover SE Florida Fish and Wildlife Area Committee Research Institute General Booming Strategy ¥[ Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow d Power Plant (Length in Feet) (! s[ Sector Incident Command Post Coast Guard ¶ ! Sea Turtle Nesting Area St. Petersburg Sector Sector Miami !S Staging Areas ^ Coral Reef Monitoring Site Key West ( ! ¡[ Smalltooth Sawfish !R Oil Spill Risk Sites µ ( b[ Everglades Snail Kite q Water Intake Equipment Storage Locations ! (!E 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Florida Panther F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy r[ Wildlife Refuge Miles !¶ B m[ is 0 ca 5 y 1 S n u e k[ r C f Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-49NE s a i 80°11'15"W n ! Biscayne Bay 80°7'30"W d a ]Map continued on: SFL-50SE e l N N " Aquatic Preserve " 0 0 3 3 ' ' 2 2 5 5 ° ° 5 5 2 2 0 0 4 m[ 1 0 ¤£ 30 AB915 [ \ M B i s c a y n e P t i a m i B e a c h e \[ s - N N o r m a n d y I s l e s o r t h Little R Canal (!S ! !d ] ! Pelican ] Å! Harbor AB934 Park \[ ! !d # T r e a s u r e ]! ] I s l a n d 0 5 1 ¶ 0 5 ! 1 SFL49-01 Little R 0 XXX (! 0 River/Bird Key 3 ! 4 ]!] !d m[ !¤ k[ Biscayne Bay \[ Aquatic Preserve AB907 XXX SFL49-02 Little d River Basin !Å! ! Morningside ] Park (!S !R AB5 ( \[ ]! N N " Å! " 5 5 4 4 ' ' 8 ^ 8 4 ! 4 ° AB112 ° 5 5 2 # XXX # \[2 80°11'15"W 80°7'30"W 2050 SFLM49a-p0 3c ontinued on: SFL-49SE Julia Tuttle Causeway 1150 Environmentally Sensitive Areas Bio-Socioeconomic Mangroves Å! Heliport Sector Jacksonville Summer Protection Priority ^ Sea Turtle Nesting Beach \[ Beach Access ! Sector Miami XXX A - Protect First ¿[ Historical Site Federal Managed Areas XX B - Protect after A Areas !· Airport State Managed Areas X C - Protect after B Areas (!RSeagrass ][ State Waters/County Line Acropora Priority Sites American Crocodile USCG Sector Boundary !¤ Manatee Priority of Protection !! ! ! ! y[ ! ! Aquaculture ! A - Protect First ! ! ! Marina ! ! ! ! ! ] ! B - Protect after A Areas k Aquatic Preserve/State Park Response Methods u Marine Sanctuary Skimmer m[ High Recreation Beach j[ National Park h (! Shallow Water Skimmer !d Boat Ramp «[ # Collection Point Piping Plover SE Florida Fish and Wildlife Area Committee Research Institute General Booming Strategy ¥[ Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow d Power Plant (Length in Feet) (! s[ Sector Incident Command Post Coast Guard ¶ ! Sea Turtle Nesting Area St. Petersburg Sector Sector Miami !S Staging Areas ^ Coral Reef Monitoring Site Key West ( ! ¡[ Smalltooth Sawfish (!R Oil Spill Risk Sites µ b[ Everglades Snail Kite q Water Intake Equipment Storage Locations ! (!E 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Florida Panther F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy r[ Wildlife Refuge Miles Morningside Park (!S (!R \[ ]! Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-49SE 80°11'15"W 80°7'30"W N N " Å! " 5 5 4 4 ' ' 8 ^ 8 4 ! 4 ° ° 5 5 2 \[2 ¨¦§195 # XXX AB112 # 2050 SFL49-03 Julia Tuttle Causeway 1150 !^ AB907 m[ SFL49-04 \[ ! al Venetian ] an s C Causeway !d llin Co 1 XXX 5 ! 0 !¶ ] 0 M 0 550 125 600 55 i 200 6 a 5 m 0 0 5 i W 8 395 ABA1A S B S (! d e 9 § ¨¦ ! a 4 - d h c ! h L S ! tal ] (! (! F 100 to 2 - S d S h m[ : ! d o n # (! # ! u o t h d 1 300 d e t S otal ! (! ! \[ u ] n i t n ! SFL49-06 o ] SFL49-07 c MacArthur Causeway & AB5 p Meloy SFL49-09 a Dodge Island Bridges M # acA M Channel South Beach rthu D r C o XXX sw Artificial 1 d g y XXX ¤£ e Reef I s [ l a ! \ n d s[ ] ]! XXX 0 SFL49-05 Miami 5 2 0 # XXX 5 (!S al River Entrance 6 -tot ¿[ # \[ 4750 R E # l (! (! -tota SFL49-08 4750 ]! Lummus Island CutXXX \[ # otal Å! F 50-t 10,05 XXX 43 0 ]! k[ ]! F i s h e r SFL49-10 I s l a n d Government Cut Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve !R ( 4650-total SFL49-13 # Virginia Key FXXX Critical SFL49-11 Wildlife Area Norris Cut ]! V i r g i n i a N XXX N " K e y " 0 SFL49-12 Lamar Lake (Entrance) 0 ' ' 5 5 4 XXX 4 ° ° 5 5 2 d y 2 ! e 80°11'15"W Map continued on: SFL-48NKE 80°7'30"W # ]! S XXX (! a # i Environmentally Sensitive Areas Bio-Socioeconomic n Mangroves SFL48-01 Å! Heliport i Sector Jacksonville Summer Protection Priority []! Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Rickenbacker \ Beach Access g Sector Miami XXX A - Protect First ¿[ Historical Site r Federal Managed Areas Causeway i ¶ XX B - Protect after A Areas !· Airport V State Manag!ed Areas X C - P(erontetcitr aef)ter B Areas (!RSeagrass ][ State Waters/County Line Acropora Priority Sites American Crocodile USCG Sector Boundary !¤ Manatee Priority of Protection !! ! ! ! y[ ! ! Aquaculture ! A - Protect First ! ! ! Marina ! ! ! ! ! ] ! B - Protect after A Areas k Aquatic Preserve/State Park Response Methods u Marine Sanctuary Skimmer m[ High Recreation Beach j[ National Park h (! Shallow Water Skimmer !d Boat Ramp «[ # Collection Point Piping Plover SE Florida Fish and Wildlife Area Committee Research Institute General Booming Strategy ¥[ Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow d Power Plant (Length in Feet) (! s[ Sector Incident Command Post Coast Guard ¶ ! Sea Turtle Nesting Area St. Petersburg Sector Sector Miami !S Staging Areas ^ Coral Reef Monitoring Site Key West ( ! ¡[ Smalltooth Sawfish (!R Oil Spill Risk Sites µ b[ Everglades Snail Kite q Water Intake Equipment Storage Locations ! (!E 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Florida Panther F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy r[ Wildlife Refuge Miles Morningside Park (!S Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-49SW 80°15'0"W Map continued on: SFL-49NE 80°11'15"W N N " " 5 5 4 4 ' ' 8 8 4 195 4 ° AB112 ° 5 5 2 ¨¦§ 2 25 27 AB ¤£ 2050 !S AB933 (!d Å! 441 AB9 ¤£ ]! ]! ]! M a ! p ] 395 c ¨¦§ o n ! t tal ] i 2100 to n ! Mi u ] 836 ami # e AB Riv d er o 1 n 3 00 t d : ota ! l 95 S ¨¦§ F L ! - 4 ] 9 S E # AB968 0 SFL49-05 Miami 5 2 0 XXX 5 River Entrance 6 ¿[ £41 ¤ ]! AB7 k[ Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve AB5 1 AB913 ¤£]! N N " " 0 0 ' 972 ' 5 AB 5 4 4 ° ° 5 5 2 2 80°15'0"W Map continued on: SFL-48NW 80°11'15"W # XXX # Environmentally Sensitive Areas Bio-Socioeconomic Mangroves Å! Heliport Sector Jacksonville SFL48-01 Summer Protection Priority Sea Turtle Nesting Beach \[ Beach Access Sector Miami Rickenbacker XXX A - Protect First ¿[ Historical Site Federal Managed Areas Causeway XX B - Protect after A Areas !· Airport State Managed Areas X C - Protect after B Areas (!RSeagrass (entire) ][ State Waters/County Line Acropora Priority Sites American Crocodile USCG Sector Boundary !¤ Manatee Priority of Protection !! ! ! ! y[ ! ! Aquaculture ! A - Protect First ! ! ! Marina ! ! ! ! ! ] ! B - Protect after A Areas k Aquatic Preserve/State Park Response Methods u Marine Sanctuary Skimmer m[ High Recreation Beach j[ National Park h (! Shallow Water Skimmer !d Boat Ramp «[ # Collection Point Piping Plover SE Florida Fish and Wildlife Area Committee Research Institute General Booming Strategy ¥[ Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow d Power Plant (Length in Feet) (! s[ Sector Incident Command Post Coast Guard ¶ ! Sea Turtle Nesting Area St.
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