High Point Cocoa
Coordinates: 28°24′9″N 80°45′2″W / 28.4025°N 80.75056°W / 28.4025; -80.75056 High Point is a section of Brevard County, Florida located in the town of Cocoa. It is home to the highest point in Brevard County, listed by the USGS as being 83 feet (25 m) above sea level at its apex. The county Central Disposal Facility in Cocoa has a higher elevation than High Point, but the USGS does not consider this to be land mass.
It may be the highest point on the east coast of Florida, though Jensen Beach and Daytona have conflicting claims.
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