Chipley sits amid the rolling, sandy uplands of Florida’s Panhandle in the United States, where karst ground and pine woods shape a landscape unlike much of the low-lying peninsula. It is the county seat of Washington County, with a compact downtown centered on the 1927 Washington County Courthouse. A few miles south, Falling Waters State Park protects a sinkhole into which Falling Waters Creek drops as a waterfall, an unusual sight in Florida. The town developed along the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad and was named for railroad executive William Dudley Chipley, recalling the rail links that helped form many Panhandle communities. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Chipley and the Florida Panhandle.
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