Sawdust

Tucked into the wooded Lake Talquin area of Florida’s Panhandle, Sawdust is a place whose character is shaped by the reservoir’s winding shorelines and surrounding forest. Lake Talquin was created in 1929 when Jackson Bluff Dam impounded the Ochlockonee River, and its name combines Tallahassee and Quincy, the two nearby communities associated with the project. This rural setting lies away from the larger urban centres of north Florida, where water, woodland and quiet local roads define the rhythm of the area. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Sawdust and Lake Talquin relate to the wider Florida Panhandle.

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