1969 Map of Williston

About this map

The town of Williston anchors this 1960s survey, showing a landscape defined by limestone extraction and diverse agricultural boundaries in Levy County. The regional economy is anchored by numerous mining sites, including an Abandoned Quarry and several active Quarries, while the Seaboard Coast Line railroad facilitates transport through settlements like Raleigh and Hodgson. Community life is traced through scattered rural institutions such as Wacahoota Ch, Nolan Ch, and the Vocational Sch near the town center. The topography is notable for its numerous prairies and sinkholes, including Horse Prairie, Priest Prairie, and the water-filled Blue Grotto. Historical land divisions are marked by the Arredondo Grant Boundary, reflecting old Spanish land grants that still influenced property lines and road placements well into the twentieth century.