2018 Map of Estiffanulga

About this map

The Apalachicola River winds through a dense network of sloughs, lakes, and wetlands at the border of Liberty and Calhoun Counties. This riverine landscape is defined by its shifting waterways, including the Iamonia River and notable bodies of water like Muscogee Lake and McDougal Lake. Along the eastern bank, the settlement of Estiffanulga sits near the river's edge, while the western side features the communities of Sharpstown and New Hope. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the Apalachicola National Forest, which contains the Florida National Scenic Trail and local landmarks like Iamonia Ridge. Cultural markers like the Woods Cem and Marysville School Rd provide evidence of rural settlement patterns amidst the complex hydrology of the Florida panhandle's river bottoms.