
The coastal inlets of East Bay define the landscape of this 1940s survey, where maritime industry and emerging settlements meet the marshy Florida shoreline. The industrial corridor of Bay Harbor and the grid of Springfield stand in contrast to the rural character of Old Callaway and the scattered homes near Parker. Transportation is anchored by the Atlanta and railroad, which cuts diagonally across the northern landscape toward College Station.
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