2012 Map of Kynesville

About this map

Kynesville sits at the intersection of local routes in this part of Jackson County, where the landscape is defined by the unique hydrology of Florida's karst topography. The area is dotted with numerous sinks and springs, including Blue Sink, Gadsen Spring, and Cave Spring, alongside several namesake ponds like Rum Sink and Woman Sink. These natural features suggest a complex underground water system that has long influenced settlement patterns and land use. Rural life is further evidenced by the presence of local landmarks such as Land's Field Airport and several historic burial grounds, including McCormick Cem, Victory Cem, and Lipford Cem. Significant water bodies like McCormick Lake and Tharp Mill Pond anchor the northern and southern portions of the map, while drainage features such as Foxworth Mill Cr and Little Dry Cr carve through the terrain, illustrating the local reliance on these persistent water sources.