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State Library of Florida, Florida Collection, 917.5979 w371
Description
Map of townships, railroads, county roads, and communities in Alachua and parts of the surrounding counties. The map is notable for its inclusion of a number of smaller railroads that were later absorbed into larger railroad networks. Shown on the map are the: Live Oak, Tampa & Charlotte Harbor Railroad, Florida Southern Railroad, Florida Transit Railroad, Peninsular Railroad, Green Cove Springs & Midland Railroad, and Green Cove Springs & Melrose Railroad. Printed facing page 6 of Charles Henry Webber's The Eden of the South, Descriptive of the Orange Groves, Vegetable Farms, Strawberry Fields, Peach Orchards, Soil, Climate, Natural Peculiarities, and the People of Alachua County Florida (New York, 1883).
Date
1883
Format
Subjects
Geographic Term
Alachua County
Archer
Fort Fanning
Hatch's Bend
Fort White
Joella
Hummock Ridge
Palmer
Wacasassa
Arredondo
Evanston
Magnesia Springs
Hawthorne
Campville
LaCrosse
Sugar Grove
Worthington Springs
Newnansville
Gruelle
Melrose
Waldo
Micanopy
Flora
Jonesville
Frankland
Fort Clark
Fort Harley
Lake Alto
Gordon
Lochloosa
Banana
Archer
Fort Fanning
Hatch's Bend
Fort White
Joella
Hummock Ridge
Palmer
Wacasassa
Arredondo
Evanston
Magnesia Springs
Hawthorne
Campville
LaCrosse
Sugar Grove
Worthington Springs
Newnansville
Gruelle
Melrose
Waldo
Micanopy
Flora
Jonesville
Frankland
Fort Clark
Fort Harley
Lake Alto
Gordon
Lochloosa
Banana
Title
Map of Alachua County, 1883
Subject
Railroads
Guidebooks
Description
Map of townships, railroads, county roads, and communities in Alachua and parts of the surrounding counties. The map is notable for its inclusion of a number of smaller railroads that were later absorbed into larger railroad networks. Shown on the map are the: Live Oak, Tampa & Charlotte Harbor Railroad, Florida Southern Railroad, Florida Transit Railroad, Peninsular Railroad, Green Cove Springs & Midland Railroad, and Green Cove Springs & Melrose Railroad. Printed facing page 6 of Charles Henry Webber's The Eden of the South, Descriptive of the Orange Groves, Vegetable Farms, Strawberry Fields, Peach Orchards, Soil, Climate, Natural Peculiarities, and the People of Alachua County Florida (New York, 1883).
Source
State Library of Florida, Florida Collection, 917.5979 w371
Date
1883
Format
maps
Language
eng-US
Type
Text
Identifier
flc_917.5979-w371_01
Coverage
Late 19th-Century Florida (1877-1900)
Geographic Term
Alachua County (Fla.)
Archer (Fla.)
Fort Fanning (Fla.)
Hatch's Bend (Fla.)
Fort White (Fla.)
Joella (Fla.)
Hummock Ridge (Fla.)
Palmer (Fla.)
Wacasassa (Fla.)
Arredondo (Fla.)
Evanston (Fla.)
Magnesia Springs (Fla.)
Hawthorne (Fla.)
Campville (Fla.)
LaCrosse (Fla.)
Sugar Grove (Fla.)
Worthington Springs (Fla.)
Newnansville (Fla.)
Gruelle (Fla.)
Melrose (Fla.)
Waldo (Fla.)
Micanopy (Fla.)
Flora (Fla.)
Jonesville (Fla.)
Frankland (Fla.)
Fort Clark (Fla.)
Fort Harley (Fla.)
Lake Alto (Fla.)
Gordon (Fla.)
Lochloosa (Fla.)
Banana (Fla.)
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flc_917.5979-w371_01_01
topic
Land Sales and Development
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Map of Alachua County, 1883. 1883. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/298138>, accessed 3 December 2024.
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Map of Alachua County, 1883. 1883. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 3 Dec. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/298138>