2018 Map of White City

About this map

The Intracoastal Waterway cuts through the Gulf County landscape, serving as a primary artery for maritime commerce south of the White City settlement. This coastal region is defined by a dense network of timber and access roads, including several routes associated with the St Joe Paper Company Rd, illustrating the region's industrial ties to the paper and pulp industry. The residential layout of White City is visible along the waterway, connected to the surrounding wetlands and drainage systems of Cypress Creek and Whitfield Slough. Local infrastructure such as Bayless Bridge and the uniquely named Old Dynamite Dock Rd provide specific points of interest for those tracing the historical development of transit and industry in the Florida panhandle. The terrain is characterized by low-lying marshes and a complex web of forest roads, including Doc Whitfield Rd and Cecil G Costin, Sr Blvd, which navigate the interior swamps.