
Emeralda Marsh and its extensive network of hammocks dominate this landscape where Lake and Marion counties meet. The complex hydrology of the Ocklawaha River basin is central to the area, connecting large water bodies like Lake Griffin and Lake Yale through a mosaic of wetlands. Within this environment, a series of named islands and hammocks—including Emeralda Island, Cabbage Hammock, and Big Hammock—provide a look at the natural topographical variations that historically dictated settlement patterns in this part of Florida.
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1959 Lake Louisa
Lake County, FL

1959 Lake Nellie
Lake County, FL

1960 Bay Lake
Lake County, FL

1962 Clermont East
Lake County, FL

1965 Leesburg East
Lake County, FL

1965 Sanford Sw
Lake County, FL

1966 Emeralda Island
Lake County, FL

1966 Leesburg West
Lake County, FL

1969 Clermont West
Lake County, FL

1969 Howey In The Hills
Lake County, FL

1972 Alexander Springs
Lake County, FL

1984 Bay Lake
Lake County, FL

1994 Alexander Springs
Lake County, FL

2024 Alexander Springs
Lake County, FL

2024 Bay Lake
Lake County, FL

2024 Clermont East
Lake County, FL

2024 Clermont West
Lake County, FL

2024 Emeralda Island
Lake County, FL

2024 Lake Louisa
Lake County, FL

2024 Lake Nellie
Lake County, FL

2024 Leesburg East
Lake County, FL

2024 Leesburg West
Lake County, FL

2024 Sanford SW
Lake County, FL