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The red, black and yellow Southernmost Point buoy in Key West reading '90 miles to Cuba', with the sea and a seawall behind it.
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Southernmost Point Buoy

The Southernmost Point Buoy is a painted concrete marker at the corner of South and Whitehead Streets in Key West, set up by the city in 1983. About 3.7 metres tall, it carries the words '90 miles to Cuba' and marks a point long called the southernmost in the continental United States, though a beach nearby lies farther south.

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Is Southernmost Point Buoy free?

Yes. Entry to Southernmost Point Buoy is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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