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U S Fish & Wildlife outlines endangered bird Rufa Red Knot s habitat
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Coast of the United States from Cape Fear to the Bahamas, with plans of the Principal Harbors on an Enlarged Scale; Compiled from the most Recent Surveys, Made by order of the United States Government, and Adjusted by the Latest Astronomical Observations : Geographicus Rare Antique Maps
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FloridaBahamas-direccionhidrografia-1838-2
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Carta de los Canales de Bahama, Providencia y Santaren, Costas de la Florida e Isla de Cuba con los cayos y bajos, las islas y sondas adyacentes a esta.
1838 (undated)
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A strikingly engraved 1838 Spanish nautical chart of Florida and the Bahamas (Lucayas) published in Madrid by the Spanish Dirección Hidrografía. Coverage extends roughly from St. Augustine to Cuba, and from the Bay of St. Andres (Saint Andrew Bay) to Rum Cay and I. Conception. There is very little inland detail, but the Florida Keys, Tampa Bay, and Biscayne Bay are well mapped - with notes identifying water sources. The routes of several voyages influential in preparing the map are noted, for the most part, undertaken between 1794 and 1820. The Cape Florida lighthouse near Miami, constructed in 1825, is also noted. The general shape of Florida is consistent with maps of the period, including an exaggerate
2021 Cedar Key Small Boat Meet
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CEDAR KEY Hurricane Sally’s outer winds were blowing hard, churning two-foot waves as Larry Woodward beached the skiff on Atsena Otie Key. The island, rich in history and wildlife, is disappearing, succumbing steadily to rising seas and hellacious storms that pummel the historic mills, cemetery and bird-loving habitats.
The race was on: To get on and off the key before the Gulf became unnavigable and to preserve what remains of the Native American, colonial, military and industrial histories. Atsena Otie “Cedar Island” in the language of the Muscogee is part of the Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys national wildlife refuges.