
Lake Miccosukee dominates this landscape, its expansive waters and intricate wetlands shaped by Pine Island and the smaller Little Lake. In the northern stretches, religious and community life centers around Mount Olive A M E Church and Ford Chapel A M E Church, both of which maintain associated cemeteries that are vital for local genealogical research. The settlement pattern transitions from the rural clusters of Jarrett and Festus down toward the more developed area of Monticello in the southeast. Numerous named water bodies like Mays Pond and Raineys Lake dot the terrain, reflecting the region's high water table and natural drainage into Wards Creek and Caney Creek. These features illustrate the enduring rural character of Jefferson County, where old family cemeteries like Alston Cem and Byrd Cem remain as markers of long-established communities.
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1954 Cobb Rocks
Jefferson County, FL

1954 Cody
Jefferson County, FL

1954 St Marks NE
Jefferson County, FL

1955 Lamont SE
Jefferson County, FL

1955 Nutall Rise
Jefferson County, FL

1956 Monticello NE
Jefferson County, FL

1962 Ashville
Jefferson County, FL

1963 Lake Miccosukee
Jefferson County, FL

1981 Cody
Jefferson County, FL

1982 Cobb Rocks
Jefferson County, FL

1982 Miccosukee NE
Jefferson County, FL

1982 St. Marks NE
Jefferson County, FL

1994 Cobb Rocks
Jefferson County, FL

1994 Miccosukee NE
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Ashville
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Cody
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Lake Miccosukee
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Lamont SE
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Monticello NE
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Nutall Rise
Jefferson County, FL

2024 Saint Marks NE
Jefferson County, FL

2025 Cobb Rocks
Jefferson County, FL