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A false-color satellite image map of the Florida Keys from 1974, produced by NASA's LANDSAT-1. The image shows the curved chain of islands extending southwest from the Florida mainland, with land appearing in reddish-white tones and varying shades of blue indicating different water depths. The map includes coordinate grids, a location diagram, and explanatory text.

Florida Keys, Florida, satellite image map, NASA LANDSAT-1

This satellite image map was produced by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with NASA using LANDSAT-1 data from 1974. Published in 1977 at a scale of 1:500,000, this experimental printing uses false-color processing to highlight the distinctive curved archipelago of the Florida Keys. The visualization reveals shallow waters in lighter blue tones and deeper ocean waters in darker blue and black, while land areas appear in red and white, showcasing the unique coastal geography of southernmost Florida.

Image Credit: NASA
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