Lokosee

Tucked into the low wetlands of central Florida’s Upper St. Johns River basin, Lokosee is a place whose character is shaped by seasonally wet prairie and open ranch country. The locality lies in Florida’s rural interior, away from the Atlantic coast and the state’s large metropolitan corridors. Canals, pasture and wet ground form part of the broader working landscape, where cattle ranching remains an important thread in central Florida’s identity. Lokosee is less a conventional urban stop than a point of reference for the wide, lightly built country between inland Florida and the coast. Continue through other places in the area to see how this part of central Florida connects regionally.

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