2012 Map of Mallory Swamp NW

About this map

The Steinhatchee River defines the western edge of this landscape, its path cutting through the lowlands of Lafayette County before reaching the dense wetland expanse of Mallory Swamp. In the early 21st century, this area remains characterized by isolated hunting camps and named rises in the terrain that provided firm ground amidst the wetlands. Easter Hole Camp sits in the southwest, while named landmarks like Brushy Hammock and Driggers Ridge highlight the subtle elevations critical to navigating this riverine environment. The transport network consists of specialized local routes including Long Trestle Rd and Henry Land Bend Rd, reflecting the historical timber and hunting interests of the region. Small water bodies like White Pond and Bird Pond dot the eastern interior, providing further points of reference in a territory defined by its complex hydrography.