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A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps.  \n´  \nSANTA ROSA  \nOKALOOSA  \nWALTON  \nNiceville  \nFreeport  \nMap 1  \n--  \nA  \nMap 1 - B  \nFt Walton Beach  \nShalimar  \nMap  \n2 - A  \nGulf Breeze  \n.  \nF l o r i d a C i r c u m n a v i g a t i o n a l S a l t w a t e r P a d d l i n g T r a i l S e g m e n t 2  \nS a n t a R o s a S o u n d / E m e r a l d C o a s t  \nl  \nDrinking Water  \nCamping  \nKayak Launch  \nShower Facility  \nRestroom  \nRestaurant  \nGrocery Store  \nPoint of Interest  \nHotel / Motel  \nDisclaimer: This guide is intended as an aid to navigation only. A Gobal Positioning System (GPS) unit is required, and persons are encouraged to supplement these maps with NOAA charts or other maps.  \nSegment 2: Santa Rosa Sound / Emerald Coast  \nEglin Air Force Base  \nEast Bay Swamp  \nPrairie Creek  \nMap 1-A  \n´  \nPanther Creek Live Oak Creek  \nAir Force Special Operations Command, Hurlburt Field  \nNavarre  \nWynnehaven Beach  \nUS 98  \nB Navarre 1B2 each Campground 6   \n3 6 BestWestern3 Nav12arre 12 Upper Pritchard Long Point  6  12  6Narrows, The  \n 12 12 3 12 30 Manatee Point  \nSanta Rosa Sound  \n3  \n12  \n6  \n3 3  \n6  \n6  \n12  \nNavarre Beach Park  \n18  \n3  \n6  \n3  \n12  \n6  \n12 Gulf Islands National Seashore 18  \n60  \n6 6 18  \n12  \nA N: 30.4007 | W: -86.8592  \nB N: 30.4042 | W: -86.8377  \n l *   * t   \n0 1 2 4 Miles  \nSegment 2: Santa Rosa Sound / Emerald Coast  \nAir Force Special Operations Command, Hurlburt Field  \nHurlburt Field  \nUS 98  \nMary Esther  \nSR*393  \nFt. 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