Boot Key

Boot Key is an island in the middle Florida Keys located adjacent to Key Vaca. Boot Key is within the city limits of Marathon, Florida, USA. The island is largely undeveloped despite having a bridge spanning Boot Key Harbor to Key Vaca, which is now closed to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

Immediately adjacent to Boot Key is a 38-acre (150,000 m2) tract of land from which the United States Government broadcasts Radio Marti. These broadcasts consist of news and cultural information intended for residents of Cuba.

A hawkwatch is conducted every fall on Boot Key.



Florida Keys
Biscayne National Park
  • Soldier Key
  • Ragged Keys
  • Boca Chita Key
  • Sands Key
  • Elliott Key
  • Adams Key
  • Caesar's Rock
  • Meig's Key
  • Rubicon Keys
  • Reid Key
  • Porgy Key
  • Totten Key
  • Old Rhodes Key
  • City of Islandia
Upper keys
  • Key Largo (island)
  • Key Largo (CDP)
  • North Key Largo (CDP)
  • Tavernier (CDP)
  • Plantation Key (island)
  • Plantation Key (former CDP)
  • Windley Key
  • Upper Matecumbe Key
  • Tea Table Key
  • Indian Key
  • Lignumvitae Key
  • Lower Matecumbe Key
  • Village of Islamorada
Middle keys
  • Craig Key
  • Fiesta Key
  • Long Key
  • City of Layton
  • Conch Key
  • Little Conch Key
  • Duck Key (island)
  • Duck Key (CDP)
  • Grassy Key
  • Crawl Key
  • Long Point Key
  • Fat Deer Key
  • Key Vaca
  • City of Marathon
  • City of Key Colony Beach
  • Boot Key
  • Knight's Key
Lower keys
  • Pigeon Key
  • Money Key
  • Little Duck Key
  • Missouri Key
  • Ohio Key
  • Sunshine Key
  • Bahia Honda Key
  • Spanish Harbor Key
  • Scout Key (West Summerland Key)
  • No Name Key
  • Big Pine Key (CDP)
  • Little Torch Key
  • Middle Torch Key
  • Big Torch Key
  • Ramrod Key
  • Summerland Key
  • Knockemdown Key
  • Cudjoe Key (CDP)
  • Sugarloaf Key
  • Park Key
  • Lower Sugarloaf Key
  • Saddlebunch Keys
  • Shark Key
  • Geiger Key
  • Big Coppitt Key (island)
  • Big Coppitt Key (CDP)
  • East Rockland Key
  • Rockland Key
  • Boca Chica Key
  • Raccoon Key
  • Stock Island (island)
  • Stock Island (CDP)
  • Key West (island)
  • Key West (city)
  • Sigsbee Park
  • Fleming Key
  • Sunset Key
  • Wisteria Island
Outlying Islands
  • Mule Keys (with Mule Key, Crawfish Key, Archer Key, Joe Ingram Key, Big Mullet Key, Barracouta Key, Cottrell Key, Man Key, Little Mullet Key, Ballast Key, Woman Key, Boca Grande Key)
  • Marquesas Keys
  • Dry Tortugas
  • Tortugas Bank
Areas
  • Florida Bay
  • Dry Tortugas National Park
  • Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
  • National Key Deer Refuge
  • John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
  • Biscayne Bay
  • Biscayne National Park
  • Key West National Wildlife Refuge
  • Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge
  • Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge
  • Florida Reef
Other Topics
  • Monroe County
  • Conch Republic
  • Overseas Highway
  • Overseas Railroad
  • Card Sound Bridge
  • Jewfish Creek Bridge
  • Seven Mile Bridge
  • Bahia Honda Rail Bridge
  • Fort Jefferson
  • Theater of the Sea
  • Hurricane Wilma
  • 1935 Labor Day hurricane
  • Key Deer
  • Key lime pie
  • Florida Keys Keynoter
  • Key West Citizen

Coordinates: 24°41′44″N 81°06′06″W / 24.695628°N -81.101696°E / 24.695628; -81.101696

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