1982 Map of Caryville

About this map

Caryville sits at the crossing of the Seaboard System railroad and the Yellow River, marking a key junction in the Florida Panhandle's river-and-rail corridor. The terrain is defined by a dense network of swampy lowlands and sloughs, including Buckhead Slough and Lawrence Field Slough, which branch away from the main river channel. Small settlements like Westville and Gritney are scattered across the landscape, often positioned near significant hammocks such as Blanchet Field Hammock or along family-named water bodies like Sikes Creek.