Dixie County Florida

I've never been to Dixie county, but there probably are--though not swampy like in south FL. I've been to Pensacola and it wasn't swampy like it was in Miami/Ft Laud etc. (I lived there for 12 years.)

More like lots of Spanish Moss type swampy, as opposed to Everglades swampy, if you know what I mean. Lots of kudzu. But I don't think anyone would bat an eye, really, if you write about a swamp there. All of FL is pretty much sea level, so it's not unbelievable that it would be swampy there.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Not familiar with the area myself, but have you done a google-earth flyover?

Another local resource I like is the city-data forums. www.city-data.com. Lots of people on there willing to help out with local stuff, just go to the Florida forum (and appropriate sub-forum, if necessary) and post your question.

Here's a more direct link to the Florida forum.

I live in Marion County, FL. Dixie County isn't that swampy. It's a coastal area, so other than beachfront property it's mostly flatland and of course urban property. There are lakes and ponds dotted all over, so it's not out of the question to find a swamp - but it's not exactly the Everglades.