Shaping Florida By Brenda Rees -- Ancient Land: Florida's Highest Point Britton Hill
Posted 03-14-2009 at 01:31 PM by Brenda Rees
Updated 06-15-2009 at 08:29 PM by Brenda Rees (add pictures, note to log on to see all pictures, 50 min. drive from SoWal)
Updated 06-15-2009 at 08:29 PM by Brenda Rees (add pictures, note to log on to see all pictures, 50 min. drive from SoWal)
Ancient Land: Britton Hill at Lakewood Park, Walton County, Highest Elevation in Florida -- Check out Photographs of Lowest High in the United States of America!!
Britton Hill at Lakewood Park in Walton County, Florida – Is the Highest Elevation in Florida and the Lowest High in the United States of America. Elevation 345 feet above sea level.
This most unique feature in Walton County, Florida may explain the different shoreline in Northwest Florida from other parts of Florida as well as why some of the most ancient native people’s remains are in this area. Read about the history of Walton County, Florida, home to Florida's highest point, in my other blogs.
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Here are pictures from the Britton Hill, Lakewood Park. It is about a 50 minute drive from SoWal. Directions: Begin at intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and Highway 331 in Santa Rosa Beach. Take Highway 331 north from South Walton. Proceed through DeFuniak Springs. Turn left at Highway 90 traffic light. At next light, turn right and resume travel north on Highway 331. Near Paxton in North Walton you will see a sign for Lakewood Park. Turn right and shortly the park will be on your left.\
Shaping Florida
By Brenda Rees
Photographs by Brenda Rees
By Brenda Rees
Photographs by Brenda Rees
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Highest point in Florida. Lowest High in America. If you are interested in this, you'll want to explore the impact this had on native peoples migration.Posted 05-03-2009 at 07:10 PM by Brenda Rees
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