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The Southernmost Webcam streams a live view of the Southernmost Point buoy in Key West, Florida, twenty-four hours a day. It is part of a small family of Florida Keys live cameras that also includes Live Duval Street, giving remote viewers a real-time window on two of Key West’s best-known corners.

Who Runs This Site. The Southernmost Webcam is produced and maintained by Progressive IMC, the same team behind Live Duval Street, using camera infrastructure hosted on the Live Duval Street network. The goal is simple: let anyone, anywhere, check in on this famous stretch of Key West without having to be there in person.

What You’re Looking At. The live feed points at the Southernmost Point buoy, the concrete marker at the corner of South and Whitehead Streets that has long been treated as the southernmost spot in the continental United States that the public can visit. Depending on the time of day, you might catch quiet early-morning light, a midday crowd waiting to take a photo, or a Key West sunset.

The Cam Archive. Alongside the live stream, the site keeps a rolling archive of recent images so you can look back at what the buoy looked like earlier in the day, even if you missed the live view. Images are kept for roughly 24 hours before they are replaced.

Part of the Keys Cams Family. The Southernmost Webcam works alongside other Florida Keys camera projects, including Live Duval Street and the wider Florida Keys Webcams network, to give travelers and armchair visitors a look at Key West any time of day. Partner sites like PartyInKeyWest.com round out the picture with practical travel information for anyone planning an actual trip down to the Keys.

Questions or Feedback. If you have a question about the webcam, spot an issue with the site, or want to ask about sponsorship, reach out any time at info@progressiveimc.com.