Demere Key, Archaeological site in Pine Island, Florida
Demere Key is an archaeological site on a coastal island located west of Pine Island in Lee County, Florida. The island sits within a network of water channels and shallow bays that characterize the Gulf Coast landscape.
The island received its name from Lewis Deméré, who settled and lived there during the 1800s with his family. His occupation of the land lasted until around 1880.
The National Register of Historic Places designated Demere Key as a protected site in June 1972, recognizing its archaeological importance in Florida's heritage.
Access to the island requires proper permissions, as some areas are protected to preserve archaeological resources. Visitors should check local regulations and obtain clearance before planning a visit.
The geographical position at coordinates 26.5922497, -82.1333374 places Demere Key near multiple water channels, creating a distinct ecological environment.
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