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The Paul Nosca
OTHER FLORIDA
RIVERS and STREAMS
Photo Memory Gallery
Northwest to Southeast
An Information, Opinion, & Photos Report
Compiled by Ocklawahaman Paul Nosca
With the assistance of Captain Erika Ritter
Created: 06 February 2013
Last Revised: 01 December 2016
NOTE: Click-on individual photos to enlarge them!
Chipola River ("Look and Tremble" falls or rapids or shoals)
Chipola River (checking maps at "Dry Creek" bridge)
Chipola River ("Sally Spring" 67-degree F water)
Chipola River (a limestone shoal area)
Little River (upstream of I-10 Bridge)
Little River (upstream of I-10 Bridge)
Little River (railroad trestle upstream of CR-268 Bridge)
Little River (long-sunken antique cypress canoe exposed during drawdown of Lake Talquin)
Ochlockonee River ("Deliverance Rock")
Ochlockonee River ("Ochlockonee Falls")
Ochlockonee River (sandbars along the upper Ochlockonee)
Ochlockonee River (sandbars along the upper Ochlockonee)
Ochlockonee River ("Ochlockonee Falls")
Ochlockonee River ("Ochlockonee Falls")
St. Marks River (old-growth baldcypress tree near "Horn Spring")
St. Marks River (upstream of "Natural Bridge")
St. Marks River (upstream of "Natural Bridge")
St. Marks River (Chicken Branch "Falls")
Aucilla River (upstream of CR-257 Bridge)
Aucilla River ("Big Rapid")
Aucilla River ("Big Rapid")
Aucilla River ("Big Rapid")
Aucilla River (downstream of "Big Rapid")
Suwannee River (downstream from Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park)
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River
Suwannee River
Suwannee River ("Big Shoals")
Suwannee River ("Running Springs")
Santa Fe River (sign at "High Springs Boat Ramp")
Santa Fe River (rapids downstream of US-441 Bridge)
Santa Fe River (rapids downstream of US-441 Bridge)
Santa Fe River ("The Suck Hole" a.k.a. "Alligator Swallet" between US-441 and US-27 bridges)
Santa Fe River
Deep Creek looking upstream from CR-310 Bridge during Rodman draw-down.
The spring-fed, swift-flowing Deep Creek upstream of the backwater effect of Rodman Dam
contains a disjunct Florida population of rare Atlantic white cedar trees.
"Lower" Ocklawaha River downstream of Rodman Dam (Davenport Landing)
Orange Creek (upstream of SR-21 Bridge)
Orange Creek (upstream of SR-21 Bridge)
Orange Springs Run (into Orange Creek downstream of SR-21 Bridge)
Orange Springs Run (into Orange Creek downstream of SR-21 Bridge)
Orange Springs Run (into Orange Creek downstream of SR-21 Bridge)
Orange Creek (Wild Azalea flowers on south bank)
Mouth of Orange Creek looking upstream during Rodman draw-down
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek) WHITEWATER RAPIDS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM6FLRV5pIE
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Juniper Springs Run (Juniper Springs Creek)
Alexander Springs Run (Alexander Springs Creek)
Alexander Springs Run (Alexander Springs Creek)
Alexander Springs Run (Alexander Springs Creek)
Alexander Springs Run (Alexander Springs Creek)
Econlockhatchee River (a sandbar along the "Econ")
Econlockhatchee River (the high bluff of the "Econ" at drought stage)
Econlockhatchee River (the high bluff of the "Econ" at flood stage)
Peace River
Peace River
Peace River
Peace River
REFERENCE AS: Nosca, P. 2016. "The Paul Nosca other Florida rivers and streams" webpage report. "Paul Nosca's bass fishing photos" website. Paul Nosca, Eureka, FL. https://sites.google.com/site/paulnoscasbassfishingphotos/other-florida-rivers-photos
Email: ocklawahaman1@gmail.com
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