2012 Map of Saint Marks NE

About this map

The low-lying wetlands of Wakulla County are defined by a complex network of karst features and drainage systems in this 2012 survey. Distinctive sinkholes and depressions such as Bear Bay Sink, Indian Camp Sink, and Big Rock Sink pockmark the northern landscape, while the southern reaches are dominated by the Pinhook Sinks. These limestone formations are integral to the local hydrology, feeding into water bodies like the Pinhook River and the winding East River. The map highlights the localized elevation changes at Smoky Hammock and the Sand Hills, which stand as drier islands within the broader swampy environment. Human activity is sparse in this area, represented primarily by the corridor of Fanlew Rd and smaller local routes, showing a landscape largely preserved in its natural state for environmental monitoring and research.