Bay

Bay County is best known within the United States for the white-sand Gulf beaches around Panama City Beach. On Florida’s Panhandle, it is shaped by the Gulf of Mexico and the sheltered waters of St. Andrew Bay, where Panama City serves as the county seat and an important waterfront centre. St. Andrews State Park and Shell Island preserve a more undeveloped stretch of coast, while marinas, fishing boats and port activity underline the area’s maritime identity. The county also includes inland pine flatwoods and wetlands beyond the busy shoreline. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Bay County relates to Florida’s Gulf Coast.

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