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Seminole County is Florida's 50th county, established on April 25, 1913, from a segment of Orange County. It gains its name from the Native Americans who refused to be assimilated into Spanish culture. The term is likely derived from the term cimarrones, and describes animals, plants, and human slaves who refuse domestication. Sanford is the county seat.
For earlier maps of this area, visit the Orange County map gallery.
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Seminole County,
1916 |
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Seminole County,
1917 |
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Seminole County,
1917 |
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Seminole County,
1921 |
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Seminole County,
1921 |
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Artesian Flow and Height of the Piezometric Surface,
1954 |
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Dissolved Solids,
1962 |
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Hardness of Water,
1962 |
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Chloride Content and Land Surface Altitude,
1962 |
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Chloride Content,
1962 |
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Configuration and Altitudes of the Top Eocene Limestones,
1962 |
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Configuration and Altitude of the Top of the Avon Park Limestone,
1962 |
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Locater Map of Seminole County,
2008 |
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Piezometric Surface in Seminole County,
January 1954 |
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Piezometric Surface in Seminole County,
June 1956 |
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