Big Pine Key

E81756
census-designated place island unincorporated community

Big Pine Key is a large island community in the lower Florida Keys known for its natural preserves, Key deer habitat, and relatively laid-back, less-developed atmosphere compared to nearby tourist hubs.

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Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf census-designated place →
island →
unincorporated community →
climate tropical savanna climate →
connectedBy Overseas Highway →
U.S. Route 1 →
country United States →
county Monroe County →
distanceToKeyWest about 30 miles east →
governingBody Monroe County Board of County Commissioners →
hasAirportNearby Key West International Airport →
hasAreaCode 305 →
786 →
hasBridgeConnection Seven Mile Bridge vicinity →
Spanish Harbor Bridge NERFINISHED →
hasEcosystem coastal wetlands →
mangrove forests →
pine rocklands →
hasEmergencyService Big Pine Key Fire Rescue →
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office substation →
hasLandUse conservation →
residential →
small-scale commercial →
hasPopulation approximately 5000 →
hasPrimarySchool Big Pine Academy →
hasRecreationalActivity boating →
fishing →
snorkeling →
wildlife viewing →
hasWildlifeRefuge National Key Deer Refuge →
knownFor Key deer habitat →
laid-back atmosphere →
less-developed character compared to nearby tourist hubs →
natural preserves →
locatedIn Florida Keys →
Lower Florida Keys →
locatedInBodyOfWater Gulf of Mexico →
Straits of Florida →
nearbyCity Key West →
nearbyIsland Little Torch Key →
No Name Key →
Ramrod Key →
observesDST Eastern Daylight Time →
partOf Monroe County School District →
postalCode 33043 →
protectedAreaIncludes portions of the National Key Deer Refuge →
state Florida →
timeZone Eastern Time Zone →
transportationRoute Mile Markers 29–33 on U.S. Route 1 →
Referenced by (6)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Monroe County, Florida ("Big Pine Key, Florida") →
Monroe County, Florida →
contains
Overseas Highway →
Overseas Railroad →
passesThrough
Florida Keys →
hasMajorCity
Lower Keys →
hasPart
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