2012 Map of Manlin Hammock

About this map

Manlin Hammock and the surrounding coastal wetlands of Taylor County define this landscape along the northeastern edge of the Gulf of Mexico. This territory is characterized by complex drainage networks where Regular Cr and Smokehouse Cr feed into the Steer Pen Slough. The southern reach of the map reveals the winding course of the Fenholloway River and the distinct landforms of Thomas Mill Island and Thomas Mill Run, areas historically significant for their river-dependent utility. Cultural markers are sparse but notable, including the evocatively named Camp Misery and the inland hammocks like Mossy Hammock. The infrastructure is dominated by the logging and transit routes of Buckeye Rd and Container Rd, reflecting the region's long-standing connection to the timber industry. Researchers will find a detailed representation of the transitional terrain between the swampy interior and the tidal influences of the gulf.