2015 Map of Monticello

About this map

Monticello serves as the focal point for this North Florida landscape, where the grid of the town site meets the irregular paths of the surrounding agricultural and timber lands. The area is marked by a notable density of small burial grounds, such as Mount Zion Cem and Texas Hill Cem, reflecting a deep-rooted pattern of rural family and community settlement. Moving eastward from the town center, the terrain transitions toward a network of wetlands and creeks, including the drainage of Wolf Cr and isolated bodies of water like Razor Lake and Simpson Lake. The settlement of Texas Hill sits just northwest of the main town, while smaller outposts like Dills to the north indicate the historical reach of local trade routes. Throughout the quadrangle, long-established roads such as Dills Rd and Bassett Dairy Rd connect these scattered homesteads and pastures, preserving the early 21st-century rural character of Jefferson County.