See all of Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and the Eastern Shore from above.
Thanks to Microsoft and the USGA, you can see photos taken by satellite and zoom in and out to find any road, house or building that was in existence when the image was made.
Use the side-to-side arrows to move the image East or West, North or South.
Use the Plus and Minus signs on the LEFT side of the page to zoom in or zoom out.

We are very excited about the 'soon to come' Gulf Shores / Orange Beach Visitors & Convention Center Online Maps System. We will give you direct links to this exciting interactive map system as soon as they are available. Meanwhile, we hope that these generalized maps and links give you some idea of Baldwin County Alabama, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach areas.

	For Driving Distances to Gulf Shores or Orange Beach  from various US Cities-- Click Here
	Everything East of the Gulf State Park is usually refered to as Orange Beach. A few years ago, the area immediately to the East of the State Park was commonly called Romar Beach, and some of the condos along that stretch of beach reflect that name, but now-a-days you hear the name 'Romar Beach' less and less.

These maps show the roads in the Gulf Shores / Orange Beach areas that are consideres the 'Main Drags'
Hwy 182 along the beach is called Beach Blvd. and Hwy 180 to the West of Hwy 59 is called Canal Road. On the other side of Hwy 59, Hwy 180 is called Ft. Morgan Rd. On some of the Mapquest type online maps it is still labeled with an older name--'Dixie Graves Parkway' but no one down here calls it that. Sometimes Hwy 59 is referred to as Gulf Shores Parkway, but mostly people just say '59'.

Ft. Morgan is the long peninsula off to the left of Hwy 59.  You turn on Hwy 180 West and it is about 22 miles all the way to teh end of the road where the historic Fort Morgan Fort is located. The Dauphin Island Ferry leaves from the end of Ft. Morgan Road every 1 1/2 hr in the summer for Dauphin Island and back.