Edgewater
Edgewater combines a busy US 1 commercial corridor with a low-rise lagoon-side setting in a way that reflects its position on Florida’s east coast. The city lies beside the Indian River Lagoon, an estuarine system of shallow waters, marshes and islands extending along much of the peninsula; Mosquito Lagoon forms part of the same system. US Route 1 is Edgewater’s principal north–south thoroughfare, linking shops, services and residential streets with nearby New Smyrna Beach. The community has a distinctly suburban form, shaped by palms, lawns and broad road junctions rather than a dense downtown. Edgewater grew from a riverside settlement called Hawks Park, and its present name refers to its location by the water.
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Edgewater has served as a riverside community in Florida’s Volusia County since its incorporation in 1951. It occupies the western shore of the Indian River Lagoon, an estuarine waterway whose marshes, mangroves and open water support a varied coastal ecosystem. U.S. Route 1 follows the city’s length, while the shoreline is central to local boating and fishing. To the south, the lagoon system continues toward the protected waters of Canaveral National Seashore, linking Edgewater to Florida’s Atlantic coast without placing it directly on the oceanfront. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Volusia County and the Indian River Lagoon.
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