Manatee County Florida Land Cover Map — Gulf-side Development, Eastern Agriculture, and Wetlands
Manatee County has a strong west-to-east land-cover contrast. Agriculture is the largest 2025 class at 34.17%, wetlands account for 26.55%, […]
Madison County Florida Land Cover Map — Eastern Farm Blocks, Wetland-Forest West, and Sparse Hard Surface
Madison County has no single land-cover class that overwhelms the rest. Wetlands lead the 2025 summary at 30.66%, forest follows
Liberty County Florida Land Cover Map — 55.27% Wetlands and an Exceptionally Small Hard-Surface Footprint
Liberty County is a wetland-dominated inland Panhandle county with very little hard-surface development. Wetlands account for 55.27% of the 2025
Levy County Florida Land Cover Map — Forest-Wetland Interior, Eastern Farm Blocks, and Low Impervious Cover
Levy County is not dominated by a single land-cover type. Forest leads the 2025 summary at 30.45%, wetlands are almost
Leon County Florida Land Cover Map — Tallahassee Core Surrounded by Forest and Wetlands
Leon County combines a dense Tallahassee urban core with a much larger outer landscape of forest and wetlands. Forest is
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Lee County Florida Land Cover Map — Developed Caloosahatchee Corridor, Wetlands, and 18.18% Mean Impervious Cover
Lee County in Southwest Florida combines a large urban footprint with extensive wetlands and water. Developed land is the largest
Lake County Florida Land Cover Map — Wetlands, Lake Clusters, and Concentrated Built Surfaces
Lake County is one of the clearest examples in central Florida of water, wetlands, development, and working land sharing the
Lafayette County Florida Land Cover Map — Wetland-Dominated South, Northern Farms, and Sparse Hard Surface
Lafayette County is a small rural county in Florida’s Big Bend, and its 2025 land-cover map is dominated by wetlands
Jefferson County Florida Land Cover Map — Wetland-Dominated South, Forested Interior, and Northern Farms
Wetlands and forest dominate Jefferson County’s 2025 land-cover picture. Wetlands account for 39.67% and forest for 36.52%, leaving agriculture at