1970 Map of Callahan
USGS Topo · Published 1992About this map
Callahan serves as the central hub of this North Florida landscape, where a dense network of roads and rail lines intersect amidst the low-lying drainage basins of Alligator Creek and Cushing Creek. The map documents a rural transition during the early 1970s, with updates from the 1990s showing expansion near Gray Gables and the development of a Golf Course to the south. Local heritage is grounded in sites like Live Oak Ch near Dyal and the Jones Cem, illustrating the dispersed settlement patterns of Nassau County. Natural resource extraction and community infrastructure are visible through the presence of a northern Sandpit and the municipal Sewage Disposal and Water Tank facilities. The southern boundary is defined by the winding course of Thomas Creek, marking the division between Nassau and Duval counties.
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Editions of this 1970 Callahan Map
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Historical Maps of Jacksonville Through Time
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