2012 Map of Worthington Springs

About this map

The Santa Fe River and the New River converge south of Worthington Springs, defining the local geography of this north-central Florida region. In the early 21st century, the area remains primarily rural, characterized by scattered family-named settlements like Miller, Dukes, and Browns Still. For genealogists, the map is remarkably dense with family-named burial grounds, including the Richard Family Cem, Old Bradford Cem, and the Fort Call Cem near the western edge. These sites, alongside local institutions such as Camp Chipola, reflect a landscape rooted in long-standing community ties. The presence of specialized airstrips like Flying Tiger Field Airport and the Santa Fe River Ranch Airport suggests the continued importance of private aviation in managing these large rural tracts.