South County - Early Land Survey Records

Description
The first official survey of Florida was performed around 1824. The original survey notes and plats have been preserved and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection has made these General Land Office (GLO) Early Records available to the public in electronic format. If you wish to explore the records, they can all be found at this web site: http://www.labins.org/survey_data/landrecords/landrecords.cfm.
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Township 32S Survey Maps: Ranges 17E to 22E

Township 32S Survey Maps: Ranges 17E to 22E
Type: Unspecified
Member of: South County - Early Land Survey Records
Description: This collection of survey maps, most from 1843-1848, are the initial survey maps by the Territory and State of Florida to enable land sales. This town ship encompasses land including the entire Little Manatee River basin, Ruskin, Sun City, Sun City Center, Wimauma and Fort Lonesome then east to the Polk County line.

Township 31S Survey Maps: Ranges 18E to 22E

Township 31S Survey Maps: Ranges 18E to 22E
Type: Unspecified
Member of: South County - Early Land Survey Records
Description: This collection of survey maps, most from 1843-1848, are the initial survey maps by the Territory and State of Florida to enable land sales. This town ship encompasses land centered north and south of today's Apollo Beach area, Riverview (South), Boyette, Balm and Picnic, east to the Polk County line. more

Township 30S Survey Maps: Ranges 19E to 22E

Township 30S Survey Maps: Ranges 19E to 22E
Type: Unspecified
Member of: South County - Early Land Survey Records
Description: This collection of survey maps, most from 1843-1848, are the initial survey maps by the Territory and State of Florida to enable land sales. This town ship encompasses land within the Alafia River basin, Gibsonton, Riverview (North), Progress Village, Bloomingdale, Lithia and Pinecest, then east to the Polk County line.
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