1966 Map of Lady Lake

About this map

Lake Weir dominates the northern landscape of this mid-1960s survey, anchoring a region defined by a high density of small lakes and citrus-belt settlements. The community of Weirsdale sits along the Seaboard Coast Line railroad, which serves as a central corridor for transport and commerce through the heart of the area. Moving south toward the town of Lady Lake, the map reveals a transition into more concentrated residential areas like Orange Blossom Hills South and Carlton Village. Numerous community focal points are documented, including several country churches such as St Johns Ch and New Salem Ch, alongside family-named burial grounds like Simpson Cem and Greenwood Cem. The varied terrain is marked by dozens of named water bodies, from Cherry Lake and Lake Miona in the southwest to the clustered waters surrounding the town center, including Lake Alice and Lake Hattie.