2012 Map of Bowling Green

About this map

Bowling Green anchors the southern portion of this landscape, where a dense grid of streets like Central Ave and Church Ave meets the meandering path of the Peace River. The surrounding terrain is defined by its complex hydrology, with numerous named waterways including Bowlegs Cr and Little Payne Cr threading between large pits and basins that suggest a history of phosphate mining. Near the northern edge, Rockland Junction sits as a notable waypoint for researchers of regional transport and industry. Genealogical interest is centered on the New Hope Cem and Fort Meade Cem, while the singular height of Sand Mountain stands out against the low-lying wetlands. This survey provides a clear look at the area's rural road network, from Dixie Blvd to the more remote stretches of Coline Rd, capturing the geography of Central Florida just before the mid-2010s.