Bright Angel Spring
One of more than 20 "lost springs" of the Ocklawaha River flooded by the Rodman Pool/Reservoir in 1968, normally submerged under about 20 feet of water and only
Croaker Hole Spring
A second-magnitude spring forming a narrow, deep hole in the bottom of the St. Johns River in Little Lake George, plunging to about 48 feet amid surrounding riv
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
Mud Spring
A clear natural basin in Welaka State Forest with an "underwater garden" of aquatic vegetation, discharging roughly 13,750 gallons per hour into a half-mile spr
Nashua Spring
A fifth-magnitude spring with an elongated pool about 85 feet long and 20 feet wide set in a grassy clearing on the east bank of the St. Johns River, noted as a
Shands Bridge Spring
A submerged third-magnitude spring on the bottom of the St. Johns River near Shands Bridge, appearing as a near-circular depression about 17-20 feet deep on fat
Welaka Spring
A third-magnitude spring with a pool about 90 feet long and 60 feet wide near the town of Welaka, historically promoted as a resort spring for its mineral water
