1954 Map of Fenholloway

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San Pedro Bay and the interconnected wetlands of the Florida panhandle dominate this mid-century landscape, where water dictates the patterns of human activity. The Fenholloway River and its accompanying Spoil Bank cut through the northern reaches, flanked by the Southern railroad line which serves the small settlement of Fenholloway. This terrain is characterized by numerous sogs—distinctive local depressions such as Fire Pan Sog, Blue Sog, and Big Sog—that create a complex drainage network flowing toward Middle Warrior Creek.