North Key Largo
North Key Largo lies along Card Sound, where low mangrove wetlands and shallow tidal waters shape the northern end of the Florida Keys. This sparsely built edge of the island chain is bracketed by Card Sound to the east and Florida Bay to the west. Card Sound Road and County Road 905 form one of the northern road approaches to Key Largo, crossing a mosaic of mangrove islands and coastal wetlands. Key Largo is the first major island of the Florida Keys, a limestone island arc extending southwest from mainland Florida. The community is closely linked to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, created in 1963 as the first undersea park in the United States. Much of this setting remains defined by water and wetlands rather than dense development.
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Biscayne Bay defines the setting of North Key Largo — shallow, seagrass-filled waters and mangrove-lined shores place this upper-Keys community between mainland South Florida and the Atlantic-facing island chain. Much of the surrounding coast belongs to Biscayne National Park, whose protected waters extend from the bay toward coral reefs and shipwrecks offshore. Nearby John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, established in 1963 as the first undersea park in the United States, reflects the region’s longstanding focus on marine conservation. Roads, marinas and small settlements here are shaped by a low-lying subtropical environment rather than an urban skyline. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across North Key Largo and the Florida Keys.
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