Welcome to East Bahia Honda Key, FL
East Bahia Honda Key is located in Monroe County to the north of the similarly named Bahia Honda Key. The small island is not connected to any islands by bridges, and nearby keys include small islands such as Cocanut Key, Hardup Key, and the Horseshoe Keys. To its east is the East Bahia Honda Channel.
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