2018 Map of Bronson NE

About this map

The boundary between Alachua and Levy counties cuts through this north Florida landscape, which is defined by its karst topography and scattered rural settlements. Small communities like Merediths and East Bronson anchor a grid of local roads, while Spring Hill sits further south near a series of distinctive water bodies. The terrain is dotted with notable depressions and ponds, including the eponymous Cherry Sink and the larger Sawgrass Lake. These features, along with German Pond and Marshall Pond, reflect the complex hydrology of the region. Local history is anchored by the Smith Cem in the southwestern quadrant, providing a touchstone for genealogical research in this quiet part of the state. The layout of the land shows a transition from structured residential blocks in the west to more open, pond-filled terrain as one moves east toward the county line.