GEOGRAPHY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

 ROLAND M. HARPER



 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction -----.-------------------------------------------------- 75- 83
 ,Plan of description and sources of information ----------------- 77- 81
 Selection of illustrations, etc. --.----------------------------- 81- 83
Regional descriptions ------------------------------------------------ 84-153
 i. West coast islands ------------------------------------------ 84- 87
 2. Gulf hammock region (Table i) ------------------- -------- 87- 93
 3. Middle Florida flatwoods --------------------------------- 93- 94
 4. Lime-sink region (Table 2) ---------------------------------- 95-103
 5. Middle Florida hammock belt (Table 3) ------------------- 104-110
 6. Hernando hammock belt (Table 4) ------------------------- I.-II8
 7. Peninsular lake region (Table 5) ---------------------------- 119-129
 S. Peninsular flatwoods, western division (Table 6) ----------- 130-136
 9. Peninsular flatwoods, eastern division (Table 7) ---------- 136-143
 1o. East coast strip (Table 8) --------------------------------- 143-153
General features ------------------------------------------------- 154-287
 Stratigraphy --.----------------------------------------------- 155-137
 Economic geology ----------------------------------------- 157-160
 Topography -------------- -----.--------------------------- 16o-165
 Hydrography, or drainage ---------------------------------- 166-io
 Soils ---------------------------------------------------- 170-194
 Upland or dry soils --.------------------------------------ 171-175
 Damp soils ------------------------------------------------ 175-178
 Wet soils ---------------- .---------------------------- 178-179
 Miscellaneous soils ------------------------------------- 179-18o*
 Mechanical analyses (Tables 9-14) ------------------------- -iSo-186
 Chemical analyses (Tables 15-18) -------------------------186-194
 Climate (Table 9) ----------------------------------------- 194-197
 Vegetation ------------------------------------------------ 197-222
 Places with no vegetation ----------------------------------199
 Herbaceous vegetation ------------------------------------- 199-204
 Shrubby vegetation _._.------------------------------------- 204-205
 Small trees, or thickets --------------------------------- 205-206
 Tall trees, or forests ---------------------------------- 206-217
 Census of timber trees (Table 20) .----------------------- 218-219
 Utilization of native plants (Table 21) ---------------------- 219-222

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