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All of the Florida Keys
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Lower Keys
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Tavenier
Islamorada
Long Key
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Providing a superior level of informed and professional real estate services to buyers and sellers in the Fabulous Florida Keys. Buying or Selling - You GAIN with GAINES.
I specialize in representing my customers in the purchases and sales of single-family residences, duplexes, half duplexes mobile homes, condos, residental income property and commercial property within the entire Florida Keys from Key Largo to Key West. I keep current on all transactions in these areas.
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Discovered by Ponce De Leon on May 12, 1513, the Florida Keys proper are an elongated, arcuate chain of low lying islands over 220 miles in length. They extend from the southeastern tip of the Florida peninsula to the Dry Tortugas and lie between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. The Keys are separated from the mainland by Biscayne Bay, Barnes Sound, Blackwater Sound and Florida Bay. Monroe County is made up of 822 islands, although only about 30 of them are actually inhabited. The western half or Everglades National Park and the southern tip of Big Cypress National Preserve are largely uninhabited. The highest point in the Keys, only 18 feet above sea level, lies on Windley Key. The Keys are islands of rock, therefore sandy beaches are not common and are mostly restricted to the Atlantic side of the larger islands.
Geographically and physiographically, the Florida Keys are built on top of the submerged foothills of the very old Appalachian mountains.
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A two-mile thick layer of limestone lies on top of these foothills, covered in the upper keys by the skeleton of an ancient coral reef, and in the lower keys by a naturally cemented limestone rock called Miami Oolite. No point in the Keys is more than four miles from water.
These islands are defined by the environmental benefits of diving, fishing, boating, unique wildlife, flora and fauna, and the only living coral reef in the continental United States. Monroe County has colorful politics, a varied cultural life, and unexcelled beauty.
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