OCKLA WAHA RIVER.


 The following table will prove useful, as showing the
principal landings on the river and lakes, and the distances


from the mouth of the river,


which is twenty-five miles


south of Pilatka, and nearly opposite Welaka:


TABLE OF DISTANCES ON THE OCKLAWAHA.


miTls.


Davenport..
Fort Brook.
Orange Spril
Iola .. .. .


I I I


. .


* .*
ng...
* .. .


Forty-foot Bluff..
Eureka .........
Sunday Bluff....
Palmetto.......
Gore's.. .... .
Dcurisosa.......
Grahamville.....
Limpkin Bluff...


Silver Springs Run.
Silver Spring......


* Oel *** .

-S S S *S *
* 55 *
* ll S.SS** S* 5


* SS S S SSe*
* S ~55****


. 1.. .. 82


*5*S~ *e
* S C SC S S


*II SSSS 5 *
*(( S 5 e


XIL6.


Lake Ware Landing.


Moss Bluff.....
Stark...... ....


50 Orange Hope.
54 Slighville.....
68 Leesburg.....


*III S*S*e *
* *Se*-** ..


 55* *0Se S~S
S.... S. s.SS


Lake Griffin Post-Office.


Lovell's.....
Fort Mason..
Pcndryville..
Esperance...
Yalaha.....
Helena ....


110 Okahumkce


I


* S **e S~tSrS*
* S SO SSSS S*


**.S**.**..S. S.


 Fair hotel accommodations can be obtained at Leesburg,
at Pendryville, and.at Fort Mason; but the latter is a most
unattractive place. What is greatly needed in the interest
of tourists is a cross-cut railroad from the Lake Eustis re-
gion to Sanford on the St. John's, affording the opportunity


for a round trip


up one river and down the other.


When


this is constructed, as it should be soon, commodious hotels
will spring up in all this region.