
Gainesville serves as the focal point of this North Florida landscape, depicted here as a burgeoning rail hub where the Savannah Florida and Western Rail Road and the Florida Central and Peninsula Rail Road converge. The geography is defined by a complex network of sinks and prairies, most notably the expansive Payne Prairie or Alachua Lake, which historically fluctuated between wet prairie and open water. Significant geological landmarks like Devils Mill Hopper and Warren Cave highlight the region's karst topography.
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1890 Arredondo
Alachua County, FL

1892 Arredondo
Alachua County, FL

1894 Arredondo
Alachua County, FL

1938 Hawthorn
Alachua County, FL

1943 Hawthorn
Alachua County, FL

1966 Arredondo
Alachua County, FL

1966 Gainesville East
Alachua County, FL

1966 Gainesville West
Alachua County, FL

1966 Melrose
Alachua County, FL

1966 Monteocha
Alachua County, FL

1966 Orange Heights
Alachua County, FL

1966 Rochelle
Alachua County, FL

1994 Gainesville East
Alachua County, FL

1994 Gainesville West
Alachua County, FL

2024 Arredondo
Alachua County, FL

2024 Gainesville East
Alachua County, FL

2024 Gainesville West
Alachua County, FL

2024 Melrose
Alachua County, FL

2024 Monteocha
Alachua County, FL

2024 Orange Heights
Alachua County, FL

2024 Rochelle
Alachua County, FL