1949 Map of Interlachen

About this map

Interlachen serves as the central hub of this north-central Florida landscape, where a dense network of lakes and prairies dictates the pattern of mid-century settlement. The Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Ry railroads cut through the terrain, connecting rail towns like Grandin, Florahome, and Putnam Hall. The map reveals a land defined by water, from the expansive Lake Grandin and Cowpen Lake to the marshy stretches of Goodson Prairie and Putnam Prairie.