Coast Survey Base Marker
lat:25.71705556
lng:-80.15808333
The Key Biscayne North Base Marker was placed here in April of 1855 by the U.S. Coast survey team, under the direction of Alexander Dallas Bache, the great-grandson of Benjamin Franklin and Superintendent of the Coast Survey. The survey was done by triangulation, a mathematical system using triangles to compute various distances from a few measured lengths, known as bases. Using these bases the coast of South Florida was mapped for navigational purposes. This marker, at the north end of the Key Biscayne base, is 3.597 miles from the south marker, which is located approximately 300 feet southeast of Cape Florida Lighthouse. Sponsored by Eastern Airlines in Cooperation with The Historical Association of Southern Florida.
Dorky Duck
lat:25.71538889
lng:-80.15894444
Please stay off the cart path.
Hole #1
lat:25.715222
lng:-80.159
Hole #10
lat:25.71611111
lng:-80.15780556
Hole #11
lat:25.72041667
lng:-80.15544444
Hole #12 from the drop
lat:25.71630556
lng:-80.15622222
Hole #13
lat:25.71630556
lng:-80.15519444
Hole #14
lat:25.71941667
lng:-80.15216667
Hole #15
lat:25.71655556
lng:-80.15555556
Hole #16
lat:25.72058333
lng:-80.15502778
Hole #17
lat:25.72127778
lng:-80.15280556
Hole #18
lat:25.72080556
lng:-80.15605556
Hole #2
lat:25.71083333
lng:-80.15997222
Hole #3
lat:25.71230556
lng:-80.16180556
Hole #4
lat:25.71080556
lng:-80.15863889
Hole #5
lat:25.71494444
lng:-80.15569444
Hole #7
lat:25.71541667
lng:-80.15936111
Hole #8
lat:25.71433333
lng:-80.16355556
Hole #9
lat:25.71516667
lng:-80.16241667
Iguana in tree
lat:25.71305556
lng:-80.16144444
Iguana on Hole #3
lat:25.71180556
lng:-80.16086111
Iguana show you somethin'
lat:25.71541667
lng:-80.15936111
Nature at 18
lat:25.71911111
lng:-80.15736111
Rocky Raccoon
lat:25.71258333
lng:-80.16236111
The actual hole at 18
lat:25.71769444
lng:-80.15852778