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A Guide-Book of Florida and the South for Tourists, Invalids and Emigrants

Note A — PART II. FLORIDA.

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This “Back-Bone Ridge,” as it has been called, has a rounded and singularly symmetrical form when viewed in cross section. Where the Fernandina and Cedar Keys railroad crosses the peninsula, the highest point, near Gainesville, is 180 feet in elevation, whence there is a gradual slope, east and west.

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