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Mossy Oak Lane in Manatee County, Florida

Mossy Oak Lane in Manatee County is a residential street. It runs in a north-south direction and crosses Shady Lane Terrace and ends at Mossy Hammock Lane. Mossy Oak Lane also exists in Lake County, Walton County and Jefferson County.
Road Type
residential street
Route
north-south
Legend

Streets nearby

Mossy Oak Terrace
0.2 mi
Shady Lane Terrace
0.3 mi
Mossy Hammock Lane
0.4 mi
Mossy Island Place
0.5 mi
Paddock Place
0.5 mi
Miarchachee Road
1.0 mi
Fox's High Road
1.3 mi
Steeple Chase Drive
1.3 mi
North Drive
1.4 mi
Clay Gully Road
Wilkinson Elementary School
1.5 mi
314th Street
1.5 mi
Myakka Road
Miakka Church
1.5 mi
Fox's Low Road
Florida Trail 16
1.9 mi
Saddlery Road
1.9 mi
Chukker Court
1.9 mi
Hunt Club Drive
2.0 mi
Blue
17
2.0 mi
Orange
2.0 mi
Mj Road
2.2 mi
Hidden River Road
Hidden River
2.2 mi
Bee Island Road
2.3 mi
Myakka Hiking Trail
19, 28, 36, 29, 33, 24, 22, Prairie Point Camp
2.4 mi
Boardwalk Trail
2.4 mi
Pimlico Lane
2.5 mi
Children's Discovery Trail
Crowley Museum and Nature Center
2.5 mi
Pine Level Trail
2.5 mi
Self-Guided Trail
2.5 mi
Birdwalk
2.5 mi
Ground Trail
2.5 mi
Bee Island Access
20, Bee Island, Non Potable Water Pump
2.6 mi
Bee Island Crosstrail
14
2.6 mi
All Weather Road
2.6 mi
343rd Street East
2.6 mi
Turkey Hammock Road
2.7 mi
River Road
2.7 mi
Bay Tree Road
2.9 mi
Darby Road
3.0 mi
Hidden River Lane
3.0 mi
Ranch House Road
Sarasota County Myakka Trail, Meadowsweet Pasture
3.0 mi
Rawls Road
Old Myakka, Sarasota County Fire Department Station 19
3.0 mi
Hancock Road
3.1 mi
Turiya Creek Way
3.1 mi
Old Railroad Grade
3.3 mi
Bobcat Crosstrail
32
3.4 mi

Cemeteries nearby

Sardis Cemetery
1.9 mi

Commercial buildings nearby

Edina Truchot Learning Center
2.4 mi

Nature reserves nearby

Myakka River State Park
1.7 mi

Rivers nearby

Clay Gully
1.1 mi
Myakka River
2.3 mi