2012 Map of Estiffanulga

About this map

The Apalachicola River defines the landscape of this Florida panhandle quadrangle, winding through a complex network of sloughs and landings in 2012. The river’s serpentine path is flanked by features such as Ammonia River Sand Slough and Raccoon Slough, illustrating the dynamic nature of this wetland environment. Small settlements like Sharpstown and New Hope sit inland from the eastern banks, connected by rural routes such as Co Hwy 333 and Ray Kever Rd. For those tracing local heritage, the presence of the Woods Cem and landmarks like Ammonia Camp provide specific points of interest. The river itself serves as a hub of activity, noted by numerous historical access points including Muscogee Landing, Mosquito Landing, and Gunn Landing. Terrain variations are subtle, with Long Ridge standing out near the water’s edge.