Gold Head Branch Springs
Seepage springs bubble up at the bottom of a steephead ravine to form the crystal-clear, sand-bottomed Gold Head Branch creek, within Mike Roess Gold Head Branc
Green Cove Springs
A spring-fed 135,000-gallon swimming pool at 77°F surging up at 1,346 gallons/minute, centerpiece of Spring Park behind City Hall on the St. Johns River, landsc
Lake Lowery East Springs
A seepage spring in the Lake Lowry area feeding the Alligator Creek/Etonia Chain of Lakes system in Clay County, undeveloped seep with no formal trail or access
Lake Lowery North Springs
A seepage spring feeding Lake Lowry from ravines to the northeast, part of the Etonia Chain of Lakes system in Clay County, undeveloped, with water quality gene
Lake Lowry West Springs
One of several seepage springs feeding Lake Lowry as part of the Etonia Creek/Alligator Creek chain of lakes in Clay County, the seeps emerge from ravines 30-40
Wadesboro Springs
A minor spring/historic 1890s-1920s railroad stop site on the west side of Doctors Lake near Orange Park, no developed access or visitor facilities, in undevelo
Ww Gay 1 Springs
A fifth-magnitude spring (also called Camp Echockotee Spring) issuing from the surficial aquifer in rural Clay County, no public visitor information or develope
Ww Gay 2 Springs
A fifth-magnitude spring cluster (Camp Echockotee Spring group) issuing from the surficial aquifer in rural Clay County, undeveloped and lacking visitor infrast
