2012 Map of Telogia

About this map

Telogia and Liberty anchor this central Florida panhandle landscape during a period of modern forestry and rural expansion. The winding course of Telogia Cr and its many tributaries, such as Big Br and Yellow Cr, dictate the movement of local traffic across northern Liberty County. The map documents several small, family-associated burial grounds including Old Burnoff Cem, Evans Cem, and McNair Cem, which serve as vital markers for genealogical research in the region. To the west, the Apalachicola National Forest boundary encompasses the Brushy Islands and the Mercer Fire Tower, illustrating the area's transition from agricultural settlements to managed timberland. Local place names like Clio, Conners Ford, and Black Curve represent the specific geographic identity of this quiet interior corridor.