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This ramp was visited prior to the creation of the online Boating and Angling Guide to the Florida Keys, and the information provided is current as of the survey date. Some of the information may have changed since then. If you find that the information about the ramp has changed or is incorrect, please let us know.

Ramp Name: Plantation Key
Address: E. Ridge Rd. and Toner Ln. Map It
City: Islamorada
Zip: 33036
County: Monroe
Managing Enity: Islamorada, Village of Islands
Phone: 305-664-6400

Survey Date: October, 2010
Ramps/Lanes: 1/1
Paved Ramp: Yes
Ramp Condition: Good
Ramp Fee: No
Docks: No
Parking: No
Fuel: No
Bait: No
Restrooms: No
Handicap Accessible: No
Picnic Area: No
Ship Store: No
Hours: 24 hours

Comments: Steep ramp. No car or trailer parking at ramp or on street.


If you are out snorkeling, diving, fishing, paddling, or boating and see anything that may be unusual or out of the ordinary (including lionfish) in the waters around the Keys , please record the location, date, and time, and contact the Marine Ecosystem Event Response and Assessment (MEERA) project. They can be reached by phone (305-395-8730), e-mail, or online.

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