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OJacksonville
Lake City
Hampton
OSt.Augustine
Waldo
OGafnesville
OOcala
O Daytona Beach
ODunnellons
DeLand O
Wdwood
GULF
OOrlando
Kissimmee
Plant
City OLakeland
Melbourne
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QTampa
OSt. Petersburg
OManatee
Et. Pierce O
OBradenton
OSarasota
Arcadia
Okeechobee
Mundock
Canal
Point
W.Palm BeachO
Lake
EnglewoodO
Placida
Punta Gorda
(OkeechobeeO
Calsoosahatchee River
BOCA GRANDE
OFt.Meyers
South Boca Grande
Useppa Island
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Naples
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Everglades
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A MAP OF
FLORIDA
SHOWING LOCATION
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BOCA GRANDE
GASPARILLA ISLAND
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River
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ATLANTIC OCEAN
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BOCA GRANDE is a semi-tropical Island
colony on the southwest coast of Florida, with
direct train service from all points, over the
railroad bridge from the mainland to the Sta-
tion, which is two miles from Boca Grande
Pass, the southern terminus of Charlotte Har-
bor, which has the reputation of being the
finest fishing waters for game fish, including
the famous Tarpon, in the world. Auto road
from Placida to Tamiami Trail at Englewood
gives connections with all highways. Ferry-
boat, carrying autos and passengers, leaves
Placida at 9:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. for Boca
Grande.
WICKMAN S PHOTO SHOP, BOCA GRANDE, FLA.