2017 Map of Reynoldsville
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Lake Seminole dominates the southern landscape of this coastal plain region, where the border between Seminole County and Decatur County is defined by the shifting waters and numerous islands. The area around Reynoldsville is characterized by a high concentration of aquatic features, from the large expanse of the reservoir to smaller isolated bodies like Whittakers Lake and Buffalo Pond. This 2017 survey reveals an intricate network of named springs along the lake's northern floor, including Devil Den Springs, Shackelford Springs, and Whidden Springs, which provide insight into the subterranean hydrology of the Flint River basin.
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