Road Trip #1138 – US Highway 1 North – Florida Mile 47-55 | Marathon
In this segment of our US Highway 1 North series, we begin at mile 47 as we enter the city of Marathon, Florida, a vibrant hub in the Middle Keys. We explore Marathon’s history, population, and attractions from Sombrero Beach to the Turtle Hospital, before looking at Monroe County’s unique geography, which includes the Florida Keys and the uninhabited mainland section of the Everglades. We end our journey at mile 55.
Index
00:00 Intro
00:09 Marathon, Florida
11:39 Outro
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1 Lemon – All Is My Time – Instrumental version
2 BalloonPlanet – Good as Gold – Instrumental version
3 Shinto – Bella – Instrumental version
4 Shinto – Ice Tea
*About US Highway 1 in Florida*
U.S. Highway 1 is the longest north–south road in the United States, stretching over 2,300 miles from Key West, Florida to Fort Kent, Maine. In Florida, US-1 serves as a major coastal route, running parallel to the Atlantic Ocean and connecting a wide range of communities from the tropical islands of the Florida Keys to the urban centers of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, then continuing north through the Space Coast, historic St. Augustine, and into Jacksonville before crossing into Georgia.
As we head northbound on US-1, we’ll explore the state mile by mile, beginning at Mile Zero in Key West. Along the way, this iconic highway offers a constantly changing view of Florida’s culture, landscape, and history–from coral cay archipelagos and causeways in the Keys to vibrant downtowns, sprawling suburbs, and scenic backroads on the mainland. Whether it’s the remnants of old Florida or the fast pace of modern development, US-1 remains one of the most historically significant and widely traveled routes in the state.
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