2025 Map of McIntyre

About this map

The Ochlockonee River flows through the heart of this coastal landscape, defining the boundary between the Apalachicola National Forest and the dense wetlands of the Womack Creek Swamp. This area is characterized by an intricate drainage network where the Crooked River meanders toward the Saint George Sound, creating a complex of bluffs and lowlands. Near the river junction lies McIntyre, while further south, the planned layout of Lanark Village sits along the shoreline of the Gulf of America. Local history is anchored by family-named sites such as Thompsons Cem and Cochrans Still Cem, which point to early pioneer and turpentine industry roots in the Florida Panhandle. Significant terrain features like Lewis Bluff and Davis Bluff break the coastal flatlands, while the Intracoastal Waterway highlights the region's importance for maritime navigation.