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
Little Fanning Springs
A smaller second-magnitude spring about 500 feet south of Fanning Spring with a nearly horizontal opening in a limestone hillside, feeding a 10-40 foot wide spr
Little Otter Springs
A small spring vent near Otter Springs Park with clear, bluish water, separated from the main trail by a swampy swale that sometimes requires crossing downed tr
Little River Springs
A large spring basin (~108x93 ft) with depth around 11 ft, clear emerald-blue water that can brown out during high river stages, and an extensive cave system ex
Log Springs
A named cave-diving passage in the Silver Springs cave system beneath the Silver River head springs, a submerged tunnel/vent only accessible to certified cave d
Lost River Springs
A named cave passage within the Silver Springs system, part of the extensive underwater cave network beneath Silver River State Park, a true technical cave-divi
Lumbercamp Springs
A quieter, less-developed spring on private property where the boil rises mid-property and its run winds across the land before emptying into the Suwannee River
Luraville Springs
Two unremarkable, often non-flowing depressions (10-15 ft deep) resembling dark mud holes rather than classic blue springs, reportedly connected underground to
Madison Blue Spring
First-magnitude spring about 82 feet wide and 25 feet deep forming a crystal-clear swimming pool along the Withlacoochee River, internationally known for an ext
Magnesia Springs
Formerly a popular 1920s-1970s bathing resort with two spring-fed pools (72°F, fourth-magnitude spring) near Hawthorne, the property is now private and closed t
Manatee Springs
A first-magnitude spring pool (60x75 ft, 25 ft deep) flowing into the Suwannee River, with an extensive mapped cave system (over five miles of passage, depths t
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
Mastodon Bone Springs
A named vent in the Silver Springs cave system, notable for Ice Age mastodon and mammoth bones and Paleo-Indian artifacts found in the submerged sediments nearb
Mattair Springs
Set within a 1,188-acre preserve of mixed forest and sandhills with gopher tortoise, deer, and turkey, no specific dimensions found. Reached via marked hiking/h
Mccrabb Spring
A third-magnitude spring with a tear-drop-shaped pool about 75 by 150 feet and roughly 7 feet deep at the vent, with a spring run about 0.4 miles long that some
Mearson Springs
A clear, greenish-blue spring pool with three vents (about 75 ft by 51 ft) on the Suwannee River, with the main vent opening into a small cavern beneath a limes
Mill Pond Springs
A spring within the Ichetucknee Springs Group that once powered a historic gristmill, located in Ichetucknee Springs State Park and reached via a walk from the
