47 Ramp Spring
Causing a powerful swirl this spring is just off the boat ramp about 10 yards. This is the number one exit point for paddlers on the Santa Fe River. Restrooms a
White Sulphur Springs
Once one of Florida's earliest and most famous tourist attractions, this mineral spring was considered sacred healing water by Native Americans and became a maj
Wilson Head Springs
A minor spring feeding the Withlacoochee River near Marion County, monitored by USGS for flow and water quality, a modest, fair-visibility spring run used for s
Wilson Springs
A 2nd-magnitude spring about 3 miles southwest of Fort White, entering the Santa Fe River from the east bank beside the Wilson Springs Road boat ramp, unlike ma
Worthington Springs
A once-famous 1900s "medicinal" mineral spring resort with a 90x50-ft concrete swimming pool, hotel, and bathhouse where thousands gathered for Independence Day
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
