Cannon Springs
A third-magnitude spring on the Ocklawaha, the most-visited of the "lost springs" since it's accessible via a short paddle up its spring run (about 0.23 miles)
Catfish Springs
One of about 20 historic Ocklawaha River springs drowned by the Rodman Reservoir in 1968, normally invisible beneath dark reservoir water, it becomes a visible
Fish Hook 2 Springs
A second nearby vent associated with Fish Hook Springs in the Rodman Reservoir "lost springs" cluster, submerged under normal pool levels and visible only durin
Fish Hook Springs
A minor lost spring of the Ocklawaha River within the Rodman Reservoir footprint, normally submerged beneath reservoir water and exposed only during periodic dr
Marion Blue Springs
The largest of the Ocklawaha's "lost springs," once a popular fishing and swimming destination known for trophy bass, mullet, and catfish before being submerged
Orange Springs
A minor spring at a county-maintained boat ramp on the Ocklawaha River in the community of Orange Springs/Fort McCoy, primarily a paddle/small-boat launch point
Sims Springs
A lost spring of the Ocklawaha submerged under the Rodman Reservoir since 1968, visible as a clear boil only during periodic drawdowns, otherwise reachable only
Tobacco Patch Springs
A third-magnitude lost spring of the Ocklawaha, normally submerged under about 4-5 feet of Rodman Reservoir water, becomes a visible, flowing spring run only du
Wells Landing Springs
A lost spring of the Ocklawaha located along the river-right bank near river mile 4.7 on the Eureka West-Orange Springs paddle route, submerged beneath the Rodm
