Bayou Grande, Florida - Texas General Land Office · 2020. 5. 21. · Bayou Grande, Florida. Map 3:...
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87°18'0"W 30°24'0"N 30°18'0"N 0 1.5 3 4.5 6 Miles Bayou Grande, Florida . Map 3: Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Shoreline Habitats on Map 10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes 10B Freshwater marshes 10C Swamps 10D Scrub-shrub wetlands 9B Vegetated low banks 8B Sheltered, solid man-made structures 8C Sheltered riprap 7 Exposed tidal flats 6B Riprap 4 Coarse-grained sand beaches 3A Fine- to medium-grained sand beaches 1B Exposed, solid man-made structures Content from Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Atlas
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87°18'0"W
30°24'0"N
30°18'0"N
0 1.5 3 4.5 6Miles
Bayou Grande, Florida
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Map 3: Florida Panhandle - 2012
ESI Shoreline Habitats on Map
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes
10B Freshwater marshes
10C Swamps
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands
9B Vegetated low banks
8B Sheltered, solid man-made structures
8C Sheltered riprap
7 Exposed tidal flats
6B Riprap
4 Coarse-grained sand beaches
3A Fine- to medium-grained sand beaches
1B Exposed, solid man-made structures
Content from Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Atlas
Bayou Grande, Florida
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BIOLOGICAL RESOURCESBirdsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D NESTING MIGRATING MOLTING
DivingBrown pelican
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Estuarine Nursery
Atlantic croaker
Atlantic sharpnose shark
Bay anchovy
Black drum
Black sea bass
Bluefish
Bonnethead shark
Bull shark
Gray snapper
Grunts
Gulf flounder
Gulf menhaden
Hardhead catfish
Hogchoker
Kingfishes
Ladyfish
Lane snapper
Mojarras
Pigfish
Pinfish
Porgy spp.
Red drum
Sand seatrout
Sheepshead
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Southern flounder
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Striped mullet
Tarpon
Yellowfin menhaden
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Bayou Grande, Florida (continued)
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Fish (continued)Subelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D SPAWNING EGGS LARVAE JUVENILE ADULT
Estuarine Resident
Code goby
Gulf killifish
Sheepshead minnow
Silver perch
Silversides
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Fish Vermillion snapper HIGHLY-ABUNDANT X X X X X X X X Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov Apr-Nov
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Flatfish
Florida pompano
Gag grouper
Goatfishes
Gray triggerfish
Little tunny
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Rock sea bass
Scamp grouper
Searobins
Skates
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Amberjacks
Atlantic tripletail
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Bigeye scad
Blackfin tuna
Blacktip shark
Blue runner
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Cobia
Crevalle jack
Dolphin
King mackerel
Red grouper
Round scad
Scalloped hammerhead
Spanish mackerel
Spanish sardine
Thread herring
Tiger shark
Wahoo
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(*) = This life stage occurs during the months listed, but not continuously.
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Habitats and Rare PlantsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D
Plant
Godfrey's goldenaster
Large-leaved jointweed
Spoon-leaved sundew
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Dolphin Bottlenose dolphin - X X X X X X X X X X X X
Manatee West Indian manatee E E LOW X X X X X X X X X
Reptiles and AmphibiansSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D NESTING HATCHING INTERNESTING JUVENILE ADULT
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Terrestrial MammalsSubelement Species S F Concentration J F M A M J J A S O N D
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Human Use Resources
Icon Type Name Contact Phone
Recreational Fishing Civitan Park
Recreational Fishing Fort Pickens Fishing Pier
Recreational Fishing Shellfish Harvesting Area
Port Brown Marine Service Pier BROWN MARINE SERVICE INC 904/453-3471
Port East Piers WILLIAMS SEAFOOD CO 904/432-4191
Port Patti Shipyard Wharf FRANK PATTI 904/453-1282
Port Pensacola Shipyard FLORIDA DRUM, CO 904/434-3548
Port Pensacola Terminal WharfLOUIS DREYFUS ENERGY, NORTHAMERICA 904/432-5133
Port Pensacola Terminals Pier PENSACOLA TERMINALS INC 904/456-6669
Port Pensacola Yard, WharfMARTIN-MARIETTA AGGREGATESCORP 904/455-1321
Port Piers AMERICAN SEAFOOD CO 904/432-4133
Port West Piers WILLIAMS SEAFOOD CO 904/432-4191
Port Wharf FLORIDA DRUM CO 904/432-0977
Port Wharf And Mooring Piers JOE PATTI SEAFOOD CO, INC 904/432-3315
Park Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park
Oil Facilities Pensacola Facility U.S. NAVY 850/452-4611
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Human Use Resources (continued)
Icon Type Name Contact Phone
Oil Facilities Pensacola Plant ARIZONA CHEMICAL COMPANY 850/438-9222
Oil Facilities Pensacola Terminal TRANSMONTAIGNE, INC. 850/432-5133
Oil Facilities Pensacola Terminal - West TRANSMONTAINGE INC 850/456-6669
National Park Gulf Islands National Seashore NATIONAL PARK SERVICE 850/934-2619
Marina Bahia Mar Marina DOCKMASTER 850/432-9620
Marina Bayou Grande Marina (nas) DOCKMASTER 850/452-4152
Marina Bell Marine Service DOCKMASTER 850/455-7639
Marina Chico Marina DOCKMASTER 850/438-2348
Marina Day Break Marina DOCKMASTER 850/434-9022
Marina Grand Lagoon Yacht Club DOCKMASTER 850/607-7569
Marina Harbor View Marina DOCKMASTER 850/453-3435
Marina Island Cove Marina DOCKMASTER 850/455-4552
Marina Landfall Marina DOCKMASTER
Marina Landing Apartments & Marina DOCKMASTER 850/456-0331
Marina Mac's Marina DOCKMASTER 850/453-3775
Marina Palm Harbor Marina DOCKMASTER 850/455-4552
Marina Pelicans Perch Marina And Boatyard DOCKMASTER 850/453-3471
Marina Pensacola Shipyard DOCKMASTER 850/439-1451
Marina Pensacola Yacht Club DOCKMASTER 850/433-8804
Marina Sherman Cove Marina DOCKMASTER 850/452-3369
Marina Southwind Marina DOCKMASTER 850/492-0333
Marina Yacht Harbor Marina DOCKMASTER 850/455-4552
Management Area Fort Pickens State Park Aquatic Preserve 850/983-5359
Management Area Pensacola Bay Swim NWFWMD SWIM 850/539-5999
Management Area Uss Massachusetts Underwater Arch. Pres. 850/245-6440
Historical Site Fort BarrancasGULF ISLANDS NATIONALSEASHORE 850/455-5167
Historical Site Historic Property FL SHPO 850/245-6440
Critical Habitat Gulf Sturgeon Critical Habitat FWRI
Critical Habitat Perdido Key Beach Mouse Critical Habitat USFWS
Coast Guard Uscg Aids To Navigation Team OFFICER IN CHARGE 850/455-2354
Coast Guard Uscg StationCOMMANDING OFFICER/OFFICERIN CHARGE 850/453-8282
Boat Ramp Boat Ramp
Boat Ramp Grand Lagoon Yacht Club
Boat Ramp Mahogany Mills Boat Ramp ROBERT TURPIN 850/554-5869
Boat Ramp Navy Point Park 850/475-5220
Boat Ramp Pensacola Marine Complex 850/439-1451
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Human Use Resources (continued)
Icon Type Name Contact Phone
Boat Ramp Pensacola Yacht Club
Boat Ramp Sanders Beach Recreation Complex 850/436-5670
Beach Fort Pickens Bch
Beach Gulf Isl Ns
Artificial Reef Artificial Reef
Airport Pensacola Nas
Abandoned Vessel Ancient Age
Abandoned Vessel Anna Pepina
Abandoned Vessel Bride Of Lorne
Abandoned Vessel Catherine
Abandoned Vessel Miss Liz
Abandoned Vessel Rhoda
Abandoned Vessel Sea Ray
Abandoned Vessel Sport
Abandoned Vessel Uss Massachusetts
SHORELINE RESOURCES:ESI Polygon Habitats
Pattern ESI Rank Habitat Area (meters2)
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes 702,374
10B Freshwater marshes 1,607,853
10C Swamps 4,134,653
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands 6,019,940
7 Exposed tidal flats 37,320
Shoreline Types (Length of ESI Shoreline on Map = 128,312 meters ; Length of Shoreline on Map = 122,471 meters)
Color ESI Rank Shoreline Habitat Length (meters) % of ESI Shoreline
10A Salt- and brackish-water marshes 41,663 32
10B Freshwater marshes 298 <1
10C Swamps 2,000 1
10D Scrub-shrub wetlands 2,535 1
9B Vegetated low banks 2,036 1
8B Sheltered, solid man-made structures 12,362 9
8C Sheltered riprap 5,409 4
7 Exposed tidal flats 29,681 23
6B Riprap 6,275 4
4 Coarse-grained sand beaches 156 <1
3A Fine- to medium-grained sand beaches 66,534 51
1B Exposed, solid man-made structures 2,597 2
Bayou Grande, Florida (continued)
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Note: A shoreline segment may include multiple shoreline habitats. If any segments include multiple habitats, the combined length of all habitats will
exceed the length of the mapped ESI shoreline, and the percent of ESI shoreline values will sum to greater than 100%.
Content from Florida Panhandle - 2012 ESI Atlas
