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Map of Lind Point in Virgin Islands National Park. A landmass enters the map along the right edge and is lined to the left with the blue waters of bays. The upper half of the landmass is shaded dark green and the lower half lighter green.

Extended Description

In the darker region, a Visitor Center is about halfway up the coastline on Cruz Bay near the border between the two shades of green. An NPS dock is just south of the visitor center, and trails travel north along the coastline from that area. To the north, Lind Point projects over Cruz Bay. Lower Lind Point Trail and Upper Lind Point Trail wind along the coastline and around Lind Point Street, which branches off North Shore Road. The latter runs roughly parallel to the coastline, leading farther north to Salomon Beach and Honeymoon Beach along Salomon Bay and then Caneel Bay in the top right corner of the map. The beaches are lined with yellow, and both trails end at both Salomon and Honeymoon beaches. The Caneel Hill Trail travels east to Caneel Hill at an elevation of 719 feet (219 meters).

The town of Cruz Bay is south of the marine bay of the same name in the lighter green area. Blue dashed lines lead west from a Ferry Dock on the coastline of the town. US Customs, Police, and a Car ferry are also marked. Centerline Road and Highway 104 travel west to meet in town. Hill Street runs through the center of a loose grid of streets, and Bay Street parallels the shoreline. Frank Bay is south of Cruz Bay and Turner Bay is near the lower left corner of the map.

Legend

A scale in the lower left corner of the map measures distances of 0.25 kilometers and 0.25 miles.