2012 Map of Live Oak East

About this map

Live Oak serves as the focal point of this 2012 survey, revealing the grid-like expansion of Suwannee County's seat toward the northeast. This landscape is defined by its transition from a structured urban center to a rural mosaic of prairies and wetlands. Notable local identifiers include Horse Prairie and the evocative Little Hell Lake, which punctuate the low-lying terrain. To the north, the winding Suwannee River flows near its confluence with Camp Br, anchoring the regional hydrology. Transport and agricultural patterns are evident in the corridors connecting Rixford and Houston, while unique landmarks like The Old Bulb Farm and the Wings n Sunsets LLC Airport provide specific points of interest for local historians. The map also highlights smaller family-named locales such as Randys Ranch and the community of Slade, reflecting the area's continued reliance on land-based industry and aviation.