Florida Canals with Boat Ramps

Florida has 104 canals with at least one public boat ramp, totaling 197 launch sites we track. Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway has the most, with 43 ramps alone.

104 Canals
197 Boat ramps
28 Counties covered

Average of 1.9 boat ramps per canal.

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All Florida Canals with Boat Ramps

All 104 Florida canals with public boat ramps are listed below. Canals are sorted alphabetically by default, or you can reorder them by number of launch sites. Click any canal to view detailed ramp locations, maps, launch information and available facilities.

Good · Fair · Poor - EPA water quality assessment, shown only where every ramp on that canal falls within the same watershed.

Canal Boat ramps Counties
Aeroject Canal (C-111) 1 1
Alligator Alley Canal 1 1
Alligator Alley Canal North 2 1
Alligator Alley Canal South 3 1
Alligator Lake Canal / C-33 Canal 1 1
Apopka-Beauclaire Canal 2 1
Argosy Lake - Cape Coral Canal System 1 1
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway 43 7
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway - Boynton Beach Inlet 1 1
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway - Lake Boca Raton 1 1
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Creeks 1 1
Belcher Canal (C-25) 1 1
Boca Chica Channel 2 1
Bogie Channel 1 1
Buttonwood Canal 1 1
C-135 Tampa Bypass Canal 1 1
C-14 Canal 3 1
C-16 (Pioneer Canal) 1 1
C-18 Canal 1 1
C-24 Canal 1 1
C-24 Canal / St. Lucie River North Fork 1 1
C-41A Canal / Slough Ditch 1 1
Caloosahatchee Canal 4 1
Caloosahatchee Canal - Lake Hicpochee 2 1
Caloosahatchee River (Chantrey Canal) 1 1
Caloosahatchee River (Everest Canal) 1 1
canal 2 2
Canal 54 2 2
Cape Coral Canal System 6 1
Cedar Key Number 4 Channel 1 1
Cleveland Canal - Cape Coral Canal System 1 1
Cocoplum Waterway 1 1
Cudjoe Channel / Back Country 1 1
Cutler Drain Canal (C-100C) 2 1
Cypress Creek Canal (C-14) 3 1
Dania Cut-Off Canal 1 1
Dania Cutoff Canal 2 1
Dora Canal 1 1
Eden Pines Canal System / Pine Channel 1 1
Faka Union Canal 1 1
Florida Bay - Hawk Channel 2 1
Gator Slough Canal - Cape Coral Canal System 2 1
Golden Gate Main Canal 1 1
Gulf of Mexico - Big Spanish Channel 1 1
Gulf of Mexico - Hudson Canal System 2 1
Harney Pond Canal 1 1
Hawk Channel - Atlantic Ocean 2 1
Heather Stone Canal - Cape Coral Canal System 1 1
Hermosa Canal - Burnt Store Canal System 1 1
Hillsboro Canal 2 1
Hogue Channel - Estero Bay 1 1
Indian Key Channel - Florida Bay 1 1
Istokpoga Canal 1 1
Istokpoga Canal - Kissimmee River 2 1
King Canal - Cape Coral Canal System 1 1
L-1 Canal 1 1
L-28 Interceptor Canal 1 1
L-30 Canal 2 1
L-31 West Canal 1 1
L-35A Canal 1 1
L-38 East Canal and Water Conservation Area 2 2 1
L-38 West Canal and Water Conservation Area 3 4 1
L-4 Canal 1 1
L-67A Canal 1 1
L-67C Canal 1 1
Lake Catherine / LWDD Canal C-17 (Palm Beach County) 1 1
Lake Eustis - Trout Lake Canal 1 1
Lake Okeechobee - Harney Pond Canal 4 1
Lake Okeechobee - Indian Prairie Canal 1 1
Lake Okeechobee - South Rim Canal 1 1
Lake Okeechobee Rim Canal 1 1
Leslie Heifner Canal 1 1
Levee 28 Interceptor Canal 1 1
Levee 28 Interceptor Canal - South of S-190 1 1
Mexico Beach Canal 2 1
Miami Canal 4 1
Monroe Canal - San Carlos Bay - Pine Island Sound 2 1
Newfound Harbor Channel 1 1
Niles Channel - Back Country 1 1
North Feeder Canal 2 1
North New River Canal 1 1
Nubbin Slough (Canal 59, Canal L-63S) 1 1
Pine Channel 1 1
Rim Canal 3 2
Rim Ditch (Canal C-24) 1 1
Riviera Canal - Cow Key Channel 1 1
Searcy Creek - Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway 1 1
Shadow Lake - Cape Coral Canal System 1 1
Similar Sound - Hawk Channel - Atlantic Ocean 1 1
Small Canal along Tamiami Trail 1 1
Snake Creek Canal (C-9) 1 1
Snapper Creek Canal 1 1
Snapper Creek Canal (C-2) 1 1
South Gulf Cove Canal System 2 1
St. Cloud Canal 1 1
St. Lucie Canal 3 1
Tamiami Canal 3 1
Tamiami Canal and Conservation Area 3A South 1 1
Tamiami Canal and L-67A Canal 1 1
WCA 2A & L-36B Canal 1 1
West Bay - Intracoastal Waterway 2 1
West Palm Beach Canal - Gem Lake 1 1
West Palm Beach Canal - Lake Clarke 1 1
Withlacoochee River - Cross Florida Barge Canal 2 1
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