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Clay County is Florida's 37th county, established on December 31, 1858, from a segment of Duval County. It gains its name from Henry Clay, Secretary of State for President John Quincy Adams. Green Cove Springs is the county seat. Found in this location are some sulphur springs that have been said to be those that Ponce de León was searching for.
For earlier maps of this area, visit the Duval County map gallery.
North Clay,
1936 |
South Clay,
1936 |
Clay County,
1988 |
Florida Waterways: Clay County Outline,
2008 |
Locater Map of Clay County,
2008 |
Clipart Collection: Clay County Maps in 50 Colors,
2008 |
Plain Frames Collection: Clay County Maps in 30 Colors,
2008 |
Fancy Frames Collection: Clay County Maps in 30 styles,
2008 |
Florida Photo Collection: Clay County Maps in 30 styles,
2008 |
Florida Waterways: Clay County ,
2008 |
Sinkholes of Clay County, Florida,
2008 |
Florida Waterways: Clay County Outline without Labels,
2008 |
Clay "Abstract" Style Maps in 30 Styles,
2008 |
Clay County "Fun" Maps in 30 Styles,
2008 |
Clay County Cities with Labels,
2009 |
Clay County Cities Outline,
2009 |
Clay County Road Network- Black and White,
2009 |
Clay County Railway Network- Black and White,
2009 |
Clay County Railway Network- Color,
2009 |
Clay County Road Network- Color,
2009 |
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