1949 Map of Mulberry
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The phosphate mining industry of Polk County defines the landscape surrounding Mulberry, with numerous Strip Mines and tailings ponds reshaping the terrain during the mid-20th century. The Seaboard Coast Line railroad creates a vital corridor through the region, connecting industrial hubs like South Mulberry and Kingsford with outlying residential pockets. Local life is anchored by established rural congregations and community centers such as Medulla Ch and the St Johns Ch Medulla. Notable recreational and social features include a Drive-in Theater and the residential growth visible in Fountain Heights. The natural hydrology, featuring Scott Lake and the North Prong Alafia River, persists amidst the heavy earth-moving operations that characterize this era of Florida's industrial development.
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Editions of this 1949 Mulberry Map
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Historical Maps of Lakeland Through Time
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