
The St Johns River winds through the heart of this mid-1960s landscape, serving as the border between Volusia and Seminole Counties. The area is defined by its extensive wetlands and water bodies, notably the broad expanse of Lake Harney and the dense Black Cypress Swamp. The transportation history of the region is etched into the terrain by the Florida East Coast Railroad Grade and an Old Railroad Grade, which once connected small settlements like Kalamazoo and Osceola.
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1949 Osceola
Volusia County, FL

1949 Pardon Island
Volusia County, FL

1950 Ariel
Volusia County, FL

1950 Maytown
Volusia County, FL

1952 Pardon Island
Volusia County, FL

1952 Samsula
Volusia County, FL

1956 Flagler Beach East
Volusia County, FL

1962 Daytona Beach NW
Volusia County, FL

1962 Daytona Beach SW
Volusia County, FL

1962 Lake Woodruff
Volusia County, FL

1964 De Land
Volusia County, FL

1965 Osteen
Volusia County, FL

1966 Lake Ashby
Volusia County, FL

1966 Osceola
Volusia County, FL

1970 Welaka SE
Volusia County, FL

1971 Lake Dias
Volusia County, FL

1994 Pardon Island
Volusia County, FL

1999 Lake Woodruff
Volusia County, FL

2024 Ariel
Volusia County, FL

2024 Daytona Beach NW
Volusia County, FL

2024 Daytona Beach SW
Volusia County, FL

2024 Flagler Beach East
Volusia County, FL

2024 Lake Ashby
Volusia County, FL

2024 Lake Dias
Volusia County, FL

2024 Lake Woodruff
Volusia County, FL

2024 Maytown
Volusia County, FL

2024 New Smyrna Beach OE E
Volusia County, FL

2024 Osceola
Volusia County, FL

2024 Osteen
Volusia County, FL

2024 Pardon Island
Volusia County, FL

2024 Samsula
Volusia County, FL

2024 Welaka SE
Volusia County, FL