1999 Map of Fort Mc Coy

About this map

The Ocklawaha River snakes through the heart of this North Central Florida landscape, defining a labyrinth of wetlands and riverine landings within the Ocala National Forest. At the turn of the millennium, the area around Fort McCoy and Eureka remains characterized by its complex hydrology, where numerous named water bodies like Graveyard Lake, McQuaig Lake, and Silver Lake dot the sandy terrain. The map captures a network of specialized access points including Osceola Landing, Gores Landing, and Parch Landing, reflecting the area's long-standing reliance on the river for transport and recreation.