
The settlement of Cassia and its accompanying Cassia Cem anchor the southwestern corner of this 1962 topographical study, located where the sand hills of the Ocala National Forest transition toward the St. Johns River. This landscape is defined by an intricate network of sinkhole lakes and ponds, including Lake Tracy, St Claire Lake, and the cluster at Pine Lakes. The presence of an Old Railroad Grade slicing through the eastern portion of the quadrangle reveals the path of former timber or agricultural commerce that once linked this interior region to river landings like Crows Bluff.
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