Welcome to Sigsbee Park, Garrison Bight Channel, FL
Sigsbee Park is an island located to the north of Key West in the lower Florida Keys. The island, which is connected to Key West by causeway, is part of the Key West Naval Air Station. Therefore, it is mainly used for Navy housing. The island is also known as Dredgers Key, as it was created in the 1940s from dredge spoil that came from the construction of Navy seaplane runways.
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