1969 Map of Flemington

About this map

The Arredondo Grant Boundary cuts across the center of this Marion County landscape, marking the historic Spanish land grants that shaped Florida's early property lines. In the late 1960s, the small community of Flemington serves as a local hub, anchored by the Greater New Bethel Ch and its adjacent cemetery. The terrain is defined by a significant collection of solution ponds and wet prairies, including Fish Prairie and Hickman Prairie, which illustrate the region's karstic drainage patterns. Moving toward the Alachua County line, Ledwith Lake and Tuscawilla Lake dominate the northern horizons. The arrival of Interstate 75 is visible in the northeast, providing a sharp modern contrast to the older network of local roads that connect landmarks like the Shiloh Ch and McFall Cem.