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Harmful Algal Bloom Archived Status Map Gallery
The maps in this gallery show historical red tide counts since 2001. These maps were distributed with the weekly Florida red tide status reports.


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2008
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2008.

2007
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2007

2006
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2006.

2005
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2005.

2004
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2004.

2003
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2003.

2002
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2002.

2001
These statewide maps show weekly red tide counts for 2001.




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