2015 Map of High Springs

About this map

High Springs serves as a central hub on this 2015 survey, situated at the junction of several critical transport routes including the CSX rail line and S US Highway 441. The landscape is defined by its karst hydrography, featuring significant groundwater sources like Columbia Spring and Hornsby Spring that feed the Santa Fe River along the northern border. Beyond the developed centers of Alachua and High Springs, the map documents smaller named localities such as Arno, Buda, and Traxler. For those researching local families, several established burial grounds are noted, including High Springs Cem, Asberry Cem, and the more isolated Cathcart Cem to the south. The terrain rises to distinct elevations at Spring Hill and Underwood Hill, offering a clear view of the rural and suburban character of this region during the mid-2010s.