R “2” R “4” 826 SOUTH “2” KEY BISCAYNE Do Not Use This Map Key to Facilities MIAMI d a o Map For Navigation R Ranger station Boat launch Nature trail Don Shula Expy KENDALL r It does not show water Palmetto Expy le t 874 u depths, navigational aids, C SW 57 Avenue 57 SW R “2” Gas dock Primitive campground W and sufficient detail for Restrooms d “1” l BILL BAGGS safe boating. Use NOAA O Y “B” MATHESON HAMMOCK PARK Y “A” CAPE FLORIDA STATE PARK nautical chart 11451 or Picnic area Marina Popular anchorage (Dade County) charts 11462, 11463, and 11465. W “3” “18” G “21” “16” “14” “10” “12” R “6” Ludlum Road (SW 67 Avenue) 67 (SW Road Ludlum “19” “8” G “15” BISCAYNE CH “7” ANN G “1” EL “4” G “3” Old Cutler Road R “2” 1 STILTSVILLE Boundary marker “N” G “1” (private) G “1” Shoal Point SW 144 Street W Cutler Power Plant Coral Reef Drive (SW 152 Street) CHICKEN SW 168 Street KEY G “1A” S A R “2” F E T PARK BOUNDARY Y SW 184 Street Y “C” R “2” V oad A L “2” utler R V “3” ld C E SOLDIER KEY O CUTLER RIDGE FOWEY ROCKS e W g d e L k c la B Florida’s Turnpike G “1B” BREWSTER (toll) “4” REEF 821 INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY Black Map Key to Water Features and Landmarks BLACK POINT PARK Water Depths Creek (Dade County) 0-6 feet 6-12 feet Over 12 feet BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK (0-1.8 meters) (1.8-3.6 meters) (Over 3.6 meters) Shallows and Reefs Coral reef near Coral reefs also lie Coconut Palm Drive (SW 248th Street) R “2” “1” Shoal or spoil area water surface deeper below water Goulds Canal Black Point surface. Breakwater K Channel Markers (entering from seaward) N A RAGGED KEYS Red starboard B (private) STAR daymarker Starboard buoy Other buoy D R “2” E (even numbered) B REEF R harbor ornamental lighthouse Green port E daymarker Port buoy Daymarker Spoil H G “3” T Area A “2” Boca Chita Key (odd numbered) E “4” F G “3” “4” Other Aids and Landmarks LEWIS CUT “5” “7” R “6” Light Wreck Lighthouse BOWLES “X” Light color: R Red BANK closed area boundary G Green Mooring buoy Tower W White R “8” Y Yellow Fender Point “S” SANDS KEY Boating Markers and Flags E Know these common buoys, signs, and flags. They are essential to safe navigation. NDS CUT “9” G SA A closed area R Channel Markers (entering from seaward) O (see text note) H BISCAYNE BAY C Port (odd numbered) Starboard (even numbered) Diver’s Flag G “11 BS” N 3 Lights flash green 4 Lights flash red A BACHE E R TRIUMPH SHOAL A Regulatory Flags G REEF Keep out Danger Speed Limit University Dock E L W “2TR” (No wake-5mph) Convoy Point “13” Mowry Canal Visitor Center Storm Warning Flags R “2” l Park Headquarters Coon Point i For up-to-date weather forcasts, Small craft advisory Gale ra T Sea Grape Point phone (305) 661-5065 or monitor (20-38 mph winds) (39-54 mph winds) marine radio reports on VHF chan- R “2” Elliott Key nels 1, 2, or 3. Channel 16 broad- Storm or whole gale Hurricane SW 328 Street Hiking casts special weather warnings. (55-73 mph winds) (74 mph winds or “14” To Homestead G “1” Ranger Station higher) and 1 HOMESTEAD BAYFRONT PARK (Dade County) “15” R “2” Point Adelle Elliott Key Harbor Palm Drive (SW 344 Street) W “1” “16” Mandalay Wreck Pelican Bank Ott Point Lugano Wreck “2” MARGOT FISH LONG SHOAL L REEF Turkey Point Power Plant “17” E Turkey Point N N Spoil Area Billys Point ELLIOTT KEY A “18” Little H River C E V O C Petrel Point H K Alicia Wreck IC W il D ra W N T A g A S in ik WEST ARSENICKER H H Natans Reef PARK BOUNDARY Spoil Area pile SANCTUARY BOUNDARY Schooner R “8” Wreck AJAX ARSENICKER KEY ON Adams Key REEF MANGROVE KEY BIC Dock U EYS R K Christmas Point REID KEY (private) “19” FLORIDA KEYS CAESAR CREEK R “20” Anniversary Reef NATIONAL MARINE ss ne “2” Cooling Canals a LONG G “9” ca SANCTUARY P rri ek (closed system) t ARSENICKER Hu re h C “1” M ig n “11” “4” id EAST A Mangrove Point M ARSENICKER CAESAR CREEK BANK E Spoil Area “2” TOTTEN KEY “3” R “12” n “13” o W o T R “14” CUTTERSHALLOWS BANK g “15” a PACIFIC L S s “15A” e REEF n h Spoil o t PARK BOUNDARY J p Area Elkhorn e d F Coral Reef” ) depth m 8 L 1 ( 1m) OLD RHODES KEY 9 t “21” f 0 t( U f 6 0 o 0 t 3 G s d n e ds to (private) R “22” t SWAN KEY x e ten y x r e a y GOLD KEY d r P n AL a O u A B d LT ROA o O D CRE b K EK E n Y r boun INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY “23” e R “14” t s rn “12” a e t e R “6” “24” s s a ’ A k e N r G y E a r CARD SOUND LF P a I u “3” R “2” SH t c C n KEY PUMPKIN KEY RE a E Rocky Reef S ANGELFISH K “2” Snapper Point Ball Buoy Reef “16” G “17” JOHN PENNEKAMP LITTLE CORAL REEF North “18” “1” CARD G STATE PARK SOUND “19” R “2” (protected area) R “20” “21” G KEY LARGO KEY LARGO NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY 905 (protected area) 0 2 Kilometers 0 2 Statute Miles R “22” Whistle buoy 0 2 Nautical Miles R “4”.