2015 Map of Monteocha
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
The Santa Fe River marks the northern boundary of this Alachua County landscape, flowing through a region where agricultural land meets piney wetlands. The settlement of Monteocha serves as a central hub, connected by a network of rural routes like CR-225 and NW 156th Ave. To the west, La Crosse sits near the headwaters of Rocky Creek, which drains southward through the western reaches of the quadrangle. Genealogists will find interest in localized landmarks such as Rhuda Branch Cem near the banks of Rhuda Br, and Freedom Cem further east. The map captures a transition between dry upland roads and the damp lowlands of Little Monteocha Cr and Sunshine Lake, illustrating how the hydrology of the Santa Fe basin has dictated the placement of homesteads and connector roads like Dedan Church Loop for generations.
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