1991 Map of Starke

About this map

The town of Starke serves as the focal point of this 1991 document, situated at the intersection of several regional travel corridors. The town's infrastructure is well-defined, showing the Courthouse, local schools like Southside Sch, and a dense network of spiritual centers including New Hope Ch and Bethlehem Mem Cem. To the east, the landscape shifts dramatically into the Camp Blanding State Wildlife Management Area, where the industrial scale of Strip Mines and the Trail Ridge Mine contrast with the natural expanse of Kingsley Lake and the wetlands of Hells Morass. This transition between the residential core and large-scale extraction sites reflects the area's dual identity as a county seat and a center for heavy mineral mining. Smaller settlements such as Lincoln City and Kingsley Village offer points of interest for those tracking local development and residential patterns across the Bradford and Clay county line.