2012 Map of Weeki Wachee Spring

About this map

Weeki Wachee Spring serves as the hydrological centerpiece of this West Florida landscape, feeding the Weeki Wachee River as it flows toward the Gulf. The 2012 survey illustrates a transition from the dense residential grids of Weeki Wachee and Berkeley in the south to the more open, wetland-dotted terrain of northern Hernando County. This northern reach is characterized by numerous water bodies including Coon Wallow, Tooke Lake, and Whitehurst Pond, which are interwoven with an expanding network of suburban thoroughfares like Centralia Rd and Bourassa Blvd. Local landmarks such as the Weekiwachee Tower and Great Hope Pond mark the developed corridors, providing a detailed record of the region's land use and environmental character in the early 21st century.