2012 Map of Saint Teresa

About this map

The Ochlockonee River and Sopchoppy River converge here, feeding into the expansive waters of Ochlockonee Bay. Along the coast, small settlements like Surf and Wilson Beach are situated near the mouth of the bay, while the southern peninsula is defined by Alligator Harbor. This coastal landscape is shaped by dynamic shoreline features such as Bay Mouth Bar and Peninsula Point, reflecting the transition between riverine drainage and the open Gulf of Mexico. Local infrastructure includes the Wakulla County Airport and Walker Bridge, which serves as a critical connection across the bay. For those researching local geography, the map identifies numerous small water bodies and points such as Metcalf Lake, Buddy Pond, and Granit Point, providing a detailed view of this Florida panhandle shoreline in the early 21st century.