To determine the project's location in Florida, which area should you check on the key sheet?

To determine the project's location in Florida, the most relevant feature to check is the state map located in the upper right corner of the key sheet. This state map typically provides a visual representation of the project's geographic context, indicating the town, county, or specific area within Florida where the project is situated. It helps stakeholders and project team members quickly identify the location related to broader transportation networks or regional features.

The other areas on the key sheet serve different purposes. The project details in the lower left corner usually contain specific information about the project such as its title, project number, and other essential details that do not directly show the project's location on a map. The revision notes in the upper left corner provide information on any changes made to the plan, which is necessary for tracking project evolution but does not indicate geographic location. Lastly, the index of sheets in the lower right corner serves as a guide to the various sheets included in the plan set, facilitating navigation through the documents but lacking direct information about where the project is located in Florida.