Baird and Fort Green anchor this South Florida landscape near the border of Polk and Hardee Counties, where the terrain is defined by a complex network of waterways and managed land. The area is heavily influenced by the drainage systems of Payne Creek and its tributaries, including Little Payne Creek and Olive Branch. Significant environmental features like Hookers Prairie in the northeast corner highlight the naturally low-lying, marshy character of the region.
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1949 · Bradley Junction
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1950 · Bradley Junction
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1952 · Homeland
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1955 · Ft. Green
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1955 · Bowling Green
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1955 · Wauchula
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1955 · Baird
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1955 · Keysville
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1956 · Duette NE
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1956 · Duette
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