1949 Map of Interlachen
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
Lake Grandin and an intricate network of freshwater bodies dominate this 1949 landscape in Florida's lake region. The map captures the area before modern development, showing established settlements like Interlachen and Florahome connected by the Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Ry railroads. The presence of Peat Cutting operations near Grandin and Florahome reveals the specialized local industries of the era, while the southern boundary includes the northern edge of the Ocala National Forest and the winding course of Orange Creek. Local heritage is preserved through landmarks like Agnew Landing and Cedar Landing on the Orange Creek and Ocklawaha River corridor, alongside numerous small lakes such as Lake Loyal and Swan Lake. This survey illustrates the transition from river-and-rail commerce to the post-war road network in Putnam and Marion counties.
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Editions of this 1949 Interlachen Map
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Historical Maps of Interlachen Through Time
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