1962 Map of High Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
The Santa Fe River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, notably disappearing underground at the Suck Hole within the O'Leno State Preserve. This unique karst topography is further evidenced by landmarks like Hornsby Spring and Columbia Spring. The town of High Springs serves as a primary hub, showing a concentrated street grid that includes S S 1st Ave and N 5th St, situated at a key junction of the Seaboard Coast Line.
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Editions of this 1962 High Springs Map
5 editions found
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