2018 Map of Owens Bridge

About this map

Apalachicola National Forest dominates this section of the Florida Panhandle, where the landscape is defined by the intricate hydrology of the New River and its numerous tributaries. The territory transitions between dense forest and specialized wetland environments like Mud Swamp and Gum Bay. Local points of interest such as Twin Pole and the crossing at Owens Bridge suggest a sparse human footprint centered on timber and forest management. The southern boundary of the map tracks the line between Liberty and Franklin counties, where Tucker Rd and Sumatra Rd provide access to the interior. The presence of Juniper Creek Islands and Big Slough Branch highlights the complex network of slow-moving water and seasonal drainages that characterize this low-lying region.