1962 Map of Mikesville
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
O'leno State Park anchors the central portion of this North Florida landscape, where the Santa Fe River winds toward the Union and Alachua county lines. The 1962 survey illustrates a region defined by scattered agrarian settlements and a network of country churches, including St Johns Ch and New Oak Grove Ch. Small crossroads like Mikesville and Ellisville serve as local hubs, connected by the historical Bellamy Road. The geography is notably shaped by subterranean hydrology, evidenced by the Robinson Sinks and the Buzzard Roost Prairie. Aviation history is represented by the Sky Road Inn Airfield, while the riverfront at Vinzant Landing reflects the local importance of the Santa Fe and Olustee Creek for regional drainage and recreation.
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Editions of this 1962 Mikesville Map
3 editions found
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