2024 Map of Lebanon Station

About this map

Gulf Hammock dominates this low-lying coastal landscape where the land transitions into complex drainage networks and wetlands. The area is defined by its intricate hydrology, featuring the Wekiva River, Mule Creek, and Tenmile Creek as they move toward the Gulf. A sparse network of rural routes, including Fiber Factory Rd and SE Lynn Well Rd, provides access to this wet terrain, which is largely characterized by sloughs and creeks such as Sand Slough and Bullfrog Creek. Local history is anchored by the Mount Erie Cem near the northern boundary, while Beetree Ford suggests an era of earlier navigation through the marshy bottomlands. This map reflects a landscape where water and natural drainage patterns remain the primary architectural force, dictated by the presence of Potter Slough and the various branches of Cow Creek.