
Settlements and small-scale agriculture define this corner of the Florida panhandle and southern Alabama during the early 1940s. The Escambia River and Little Escambia River dominate the eastern landscape, creating a complex network of wetlands and oxbow lakes such as Cotton Lake, Horseshoe Lake, and Round Lake. This riparian corridor contrasts sharply with the upland settlements to the west, where timber and farming supported communities like Century, Walnut Hill, and Bratt.
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