1972 Map of St Johns Park

About this map

Crescent Lake dominates this low-lying landscape where Flagler, Putnam, and Volusia counties converge. The small settlements of Andalusia and St Johns Park sit as outposts on a terrain defined by complex water systems, including Dead Lake and the dense White Oak Swamp. The map reveals a transition between established landings like Shell Bluff Landing and the emerging geometric patterns of rural road developments appearing in purple revision. In the southern reach, the meandering courses of Haw Creek and Little Haw Creek drain into Green Bay, highlighting the delicate hydrologic network of the Florida interior. Local history is etched into family-named points and islands, such as McReynolds Island and Grimsley Neck, while the inclusion of a Landing Strip on Bear Island speaks to the era's light aviation access to these wetland areas.