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
Mission Springs
Part of the Mission Springs Complex, whose outflow is the second largest on the Ichetucknee River, located within Ichetucknee Springs State Park and reached via
Morgans Springs
A spring-fed pool (about 81 by 66 feet) impounded by a small man-made dam, with an aquatic cave system explored by divers, surrounded by private property, descr
Mormon Branch Springs
A little-documented, hidden spring within the Juniper Prairie Wilderness reached only via the Florida National Scenic Trail through remote prairie, pine flatwoo
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
Myrtles Fissure Springs
A narrow, 75-foot-long, 4-foot-wide limestone fissure running parallel to the river about 120 ft inland, during high water it gushes like a waterfall audible be
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
No Name Cove Springs
A minor spring within a small, unnamed cove along the Silver River paddle route in Silver Springs State Park, reached by paddle craft, offering good water clari
No Wading Springs
A small sand-boil vent along the Spring Boils Trail boardwalk area behind Silver Glen Springs, part of the "Jody's Spring" boil cluster, reached via a short wal
Oasis Springs
A third-magnitude spring on private property along the Santa Fe River paddling route (around river mile 21.6), no further descriptive detail found.
Orange Grove Sink Springs
A large sinkhole often covered in seasonal duckweed, with a sheer 15-ft drop on one edge, serving as the upstream terminus of the main Peacock cave system (conn
Orange Grove Springs
Likely the same feature as Orange Grove Sink based on research, a drive-accessible sink with boardwalk viewing.
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
Oscar Springs
A named vent within the Silver Springs spring group's underwater cave system, a technical cave-diving passage with no surface access.
Otter Springs
Second-magnitude spring with a large, clear swimming pool and average temperature of 73 degrees, discharging about 10 million gallons daily into a run that flow
Owens Springs
A second-magnitude spring with a short run and distinctive rock outcroppings around its boil, on the Suwannee River between Mayo and Branford, a popular paddlin
Peacock 2 Springs
A smaller basin (15-20 ft deep) than Peacock I, good for swimming, with no diveable cave entrance of its own though an underground tunnel connects to Peacock I.
Peacock Springs
The park's iconic clear blue-green main sink, with a wooden walkway/staircase to the water and three converging cave tunnels (Pothole, Peanut, Peacock II) marke
Peacock State Park Karst Window Springs
Matches "Olsen Sink," a photogenic collapsed sinkhole offering a view down into the flooded cave passage below, where divers' lights or fish are sometimes visib
