1994 Map of Council

About this map

Pinhook Swamp and the dense wetlands of the Osceola State Wildlife Management Area dominate this landscape along the Georgia and Florida border. This 1990s edition reveals a region defined by complex hydrology, where the Watson Line marks a historical boundary survey through the heart of the southern pine forests and wetlands. Significant water systems, including Little Suwannee Creek, Double Run Swamp, and White Arm Swamp, underscore the importance of drainage and seasonal water levels in this remote corner of Clinch and Columbia Counties. The map provides a detailed look at the interface between managed wildlife habitats and the natural wetlands of Sand Bay, capturing a environment shaped by the intersection of state lines and river headwaters.