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Section 15-16 Alt Guide North Miami Beach North Miami Hialeah Miami Beach ´ Miami M aa p 55 -- B South Miami Key Biscayne Coral Gables D A D E F ll o r ii d a C ii r c u m n a v ii g a tt ii o n a ll M aa p 55 -- A S a ll tt w a tt e r P a d d ll ii n g T r a ii ll al te M O N R O E rn at S e g m e n t 1 5 a n d 1 6 e S e g m e n t 1 5 a n d 1 6 ro u M aa p 44 -- B te A ll tt e r n a tt e M a ii n ll a n d R o u tt e e t F l a m i n g o t o M i a m i u F l a m i n g o t o M i a m i o Homestead r M aa p 44 -- A i n a m po Drinking Water t[ Camping M aa p 33 -- B Kayak Launch Shower Facility M aa p 33 -- A I* Restroom te u I9 Restaurant o e r t e u t at e ro Grocery Store a rn lte ²· al ter n a al rou t e te e e! Point of Interest Flamingo r n a t M aa p 22 -- B M aa p 22 -- A M aa p 11 -- A M aa p 11 -- B m a in r ou t e 0 5 10 20 Miles Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. Segment 15 and 16, 6Alter3nate Route: Flamingo to Miami Map 1 A Mud Lake Garfield Bight Alligator Creek Gibby Point ´ Snake Bight Porpoise Point Flamingo Canal Roberts Prairie Rankin Bight Shark Point Chickee Shark Point 3 Otter Key Flamingo B 3 Flamingo Christian Point Mosquito Point Flamingo Launch Umbrella Key Campground N: 25.1423 | W: 80.9232 A Joe Kemp Key Bradley Key Rankin Key e 3 main out ro te r u rna alte 3 te 6 Buoy Key 6 6 6 Dump Keys Camp Key Dave Foy Bank Palm Key Cormorant Key Murray Key Frank Key Oyster Keys 6 Conchie Basin 6 Curlew Key Catfish Key A N: 25.1368 | W: -80.9380 t[ op I* Roscoe Key 12 6 B6 N: 25.1407 | W: -80.80246 6 t[ I* 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 6 66 Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and per6sons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. Garfield Bight Garfield Bight Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to Miami Map 1 B Maderia Hammock McCormick Creek 6 Madeira Bay Santini Bight Terrapin Bay ´ Rankin Bight Crocodile Point Terrapin Point Maderia Point Derelict Key Otter Key Mosquito Point Big Key Umbrella Key Crocodile Dragover Black Betsy Keys Rankin Key 6 3 3 Triplet Keys 6 Dump Keys 6 Samphire Keys 6 Club Key 6 Brush Keys End Key 6 Roscoe Key Russell Key 6 Buttonwood Keys 6 3 6 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 6 Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplem1e2nt these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. Trout Creek Map 2 A Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: FlamiDnavgis Core etko Miami 6 Shell Creek Trout Cove Davis Cove Alligator Bay Shell Key Mud Creek Shell Creek opening Stump Pass N 25.20780 W-80.48710 East Creek ´ 3 Deer Key Fan Palm Hammock Duck Key 6 Eagle Key Pass 3 Eagle Key The Bogies entrance N 25.175688° | W -80.453860° 3 6 Tern Keys Pass Key 3 Lake Key Pass A Nest Keys 3 Nest Key Campsite 6 Lake Key Porjoe Key 3 3 6 Whaleback Key Park Key 12 3 Buttonwood Sound A N: 25.1510 | W: -80.5136 t[ I* 3 Swash Keys 3 6 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 6 12 3 Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigatBiobn Koenylsy. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement theSshee mll Kaepys with NOAA charts or other maps. 12 6 Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to M3 iami Map 2 B 6 3 A Pelican Cay Harbor 12 12 6 Long Sound 12 Channel Point mangrove opening 3 25.235978 | W -80.436184 12 12 Division Point 3 12 ´ 6 Little Blackwater Sound Cove Point 6 U Shell Creek S 1 Thursday Point 3 Thursday Cove Shell Key Largo Point Blackwater Pass 12 Shell Creek opening Mary, Point d N 25.210047 | W -80.486618 6 R d n 12 Jewfish Creek u 3 Cross Key o S e t 3 rd 6 a u C o r 3 12 n i a B Gilbert's Resort m 12 Duck Key 6 Garden Cove Campsite Snake Point D Garden Cove 3 12 Blackwater Sound Rattlesnake Key Sexton Cove John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park The Boggies entrance 6 Stellrecht Point North Sound Creek N 25.174200 | W -80.451642 Sound Point 18 3 6 Boggy Key Bush Point Whitmore Bight 6 3 Adams Cut 1 S 30 N 25.13791 | W -80.40295 U N: 25.23631 | W: -80.43141 [ op 6 Dusenbury Creek Entrance A t I* N 25.131184 | W -80.4422454 12 Dusenbury Creek BWillieN, :P 2o5in.t18286 | W: -80.38947Key Lalrgo Beopacon Number 3318 ÆV Porjoe Key Little Buttonwood Sound 12 I* 6 3 6 Largo Sound Grouper Creek Entrance N: 25.12429 | W: -80.40687 t[ op 6 6 C I* 6 N 25.122880 | W -80.446297 3 3 12 30 Whaleback Key D N: 25.17305 | W: -80.36540 1t[2 I*18 Grouper Creek 6 C John Pennekamp 12 6 12 6 3 Tarpon Basin 0 1 12 2 4 Miles 12 3 18 30 12 State Park 12 Disclaimer: This guide is3 intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA 6charts or other m12a6ps. Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to Miami Gold Key Map 3 A C a r d S o 6 ´ u Pumpkin Key n d Card Point 6 R Card Sound d A 12 6 6 6 6 3 Mud Point Little Card Sound Wednesday Point 12 Card Bank 5 0 U 9 S R 1 C Little Card Point 6 ÆV 6 12 6 Cormorant Point 6 3 3 Jew Point mangrove opening N 25.290192 | W -80.379509 Barnes Point Barnes Point Middle Key Mosquito Creek Steamboat Creek 6 3 6 6 12 d R Flat Point Short Key 6 d n u 6 o S 12 d 6 r 3 Manatee Bay a C A N: 25.3233 | W: -80.3426 t[ 3 6 6 Main Key 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles Barnes Sound 12 18 3 Bay Point Disclaimer: This guide is intended 6as an aid t6o navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. 3 3 Map 3 B Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to Miami Turkey Point Grand Canal Little River 12 ´ Turtle Point 6 DO NOT APPROACH SHORELINE. 6 West Arsenicker Key 6 3 6 3 Arsenicker Key Rubicon Keys Turkey Point 3 6 12 Mangrove Key Nuclear Facility 18 12 Canal L 31 E Mangrove Point 6 6 6 Totten Key Midnight Pass Long Arsenicker Key East Arsenicker Key Jones 6 Lagoon 3 Little Totten Key Cutter Bank 6 Old Rhodes Key DO NOT 12 APPROACH SHORELINE. 6 Broad Key 18 12 186 6 C a Linderman Key 6 rd Gold Key 6 Palo Alto Key S 12 o 18 u 12 n d R 3 d 6 6 18 12 18 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 12 6 6 Pumpkin Key Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS6) unit is required, and persons are encouraged 6to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. 6 6 Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to Miami Map 4 A 6 6 Black Point Park Black Point SW 248 ST/COCONUT PALM DR 6 South Allapattah 3 12 6 12 6 ´ 12 Featherbed Bank 12 Naranja 3 12 6 3 18 Fender Point 6 3 6 6 12 6 B BEis c Gayranned Vei sTiotourrss COeunttfeitrtersConvoy Point SW 328 ST/N CANAL DR A Homestead Bayfront Park 6 A N: 25.463301° | W: -80.334009° t[ op I* ÆV BA N 25.463366° W -80.334027° op I* Sponge Rocks 3 Pelican Bank 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 3 Turkey Point Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps. Segment 15 and 16, Alternate Route: Flamingo to Miami Paradise Point Map 4 B Rockdale O Cutler Channel T/CORAL REEF L Deering Estate S SW 152 D C 6 U T Chicken Key Palmetto Bay S L 6 W E 160 ST R 12 SW 8 R 2 O S Y A W A A 6 6 V D Deering Point County Park W E 1 SW 168 ST 1 E 6 2 S K N:25.610956 | W:-80.306895 I ´ W A S B - W V 1 S E 0 1 U East Perrine 7 1 B S 7 A W V 18 A E 1 V Perrine 6 2 E 6 2 West Perrine A V 6 E T EUREKA DR/SW 184 S SW 184 ST 6 6 Black Ledge 12 R 6 D T F S R O A O N 3 R J IL O 3 A R U D Q M 6 Cutler Ridge A Saga Bay SW 200TH ST R L IN R S 6 D W 8 T 7 S D A Y SW 21 1 R 2 ST V 3 W SW 21 R 6 H E E L IE T IX 6 ST U D SW 21 C 6 H D T L U O O SW 220 ST S SW 2 24 ST 12 S W 1 6 1 S 2 W A V 9 E 7 / S A A 6 W L V Black Point Marina L E 1 A 2 P N:25.538482 | W:-80.327508 4 A A 6 T 6 V T E A H SW 248 ST Black Point 6 South Allapattah 12 3 6 6 Featherbed Bank 12 12 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles 12 12 3 Disclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only.
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