1949 Map of Keuka

About this map

The Oklawaha River forms a major geographic boundary at the southern edge of this Putnam County landscape, separating it from the northern reaches of the Ocala National Forest. In the late 1940s, this region was defined by its intricate network of lakes and creeks, including Orange Creek and Deep Creek, which supported small communities and riverfront activity at Agnews Landing and Fort Brook Landing. The Atlantic Coast Line railroad runs east-west through the northern section, connecting settlements like Interlachen and Keuka to industrial sites such as the Edgar sewage and pipe conveyor facilities.