1970 Map of Lake Weir

About this map

The Lake Weir basin dominates this central Florida landscape, serving as a focal point for lakeside communities like Oklawaha and Eastlake Weir during the early 1970s. The northern reaches of the sheet are defined by the transition from the Marshall Swamp into the dense timber of the Ocala National Forest. Along the winding Oklawaha River, infrastructure such as the Moss Bluff Lock and Dam and the Gaging Sta reflect the mid-century management of the region's complex water systems.