The first recorded contact was in 1513, when a Spanish expedition landed at Charlotte Harbor, just to the south.

The Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railroad was completed in 1907.

Bokeelia is at the mouth of Charlotte Harbor.

Hull had a creosote tie treating plant for the Charlotte Harbor.

To the west is the Gulf of Mexico, while to the east and south is Charlotte Harbor.

It was named for the Bay of Charlotte Harbor.

During the 18th and 19th century Charlotte Harbor was the home port of refuge for several pirates.

There have been several notable ship wrecks in Charlotte Harbor, some reportedly carrying treasure.

Charlotte Harbor has been hit by hurricanes since records have started being kept in 1851.

Listed below are the hurricanes whose paths have crossed Charlotte Harbor.