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Lake Tuscawilla (Cuscowilla)


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William Bartram's Travels
Mark Van Doren Edition
S"Near the path was a large artificial mound
of earth, on a most charming, high situation,
supposed to be the work of the ancient
Floridians or Yamasees; with other traces of
an Indian town. Here were three or four
Indian habitations; the women and children
saluted us with cheerfulness and
complaisance." Travels, William Bartram
c. 1770's.




Bartram's Cuscowilla Path






Verification ofBartram's Visit


* Francis Harper's 1940s Review.
* Z.C. Herlong and E.W. Watkins Assistance.
* GIS Criteria; 3/5 Mile East of Micanopy,
North of Lake Tuscawilla and on a Ridge.
* Reviewed and Confirmed by Dr. Porter,
Florida Museum of Natural History.








William Bartram's Travels


Topography

Elevation Model (ft)
S21- 51
~1 51- 81
/ 81-111
111 -140
S140 170
g 170 200
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Data acquired from the
Florida Geographic Data
William Bartram Library (FGDL). FGDL
And Reviewed By Data was acquired from
Francis Harper Florida State agencies and
compiled by the University
of Florida. DataVersion 1.
Map is intended for only
general planning purposes.
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The Road to Micanopy


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William Bartram's Travels


Site Location


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Data acquired from the
Florida Geographic Data
Library (FGDL). FGDL
Data was acquired from
Florida State agencies and
compiled by the University
of Florida. DataVersion 1.
Map is intended for only
general planning purposes.


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1995 Aerial Photograph of
Bartram's Cuscowilla
Description