Florida Geological Survey - Geologic Topics
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The Key Largo limestone is a Pleistocene
(see time scale), white to light gray marine
limestone, which contains numerous fossil corals. Some of these corals have
been partially dissolved by ground water and the spaces remaining filled
with crystalline calcite. The Key Largo limestone is found at the land
surface in the Florida Keys from Sand Key to Loggerhead Key. An excellent
exposure may be fiewed at
Windley
Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park, at mile marker 85.5 in the keys
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