1994 Map of Chattahoochee

About this map

The confluence of the Flint River and the Apalachicola River anchors this geographic study of the Florida-Georgia border. Dominating the landscape is the sprawling Florida State Hospital complex and the massive Apalachee Correctional Institution acreage, which straddles the corporate boundary and the state line along the Watson Line. The city of Chattahoochee serves as a critical infrastructure hub, featuring the CSX Transportation rail line, a Filtration Plant, and River Junction Landing. Genealogical interest is found in numerous local burial grounds including River Hill Cem, Freeman Cem, and the specialized State Hospital Cem. The map illustrates a high concentration of institutional and industrial land use, marked by extensive claypits and the Sewage Disposal works, set against the natural backdrop of Lake Seminole and the winding Mosquito Creek.