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Alafia River

Alexander Spring Creek

Cedar Keys - Atsena Otie

Cedar Keys - Scale Key

Chassahowitzka River

Cockroach Bay ~ Horseshoe Run

Crawford Creek

Cross Creek

Crystal River

Cumberland Island South

Fort De Soto Mullet Key Bayou

Gilchrist Blue Spring Run

Juniper Creek - Lower

Juniper Creek - Upper

Pellicer - Styles Creek

Withlacoochee River (N)

Withlacoochee River (S)

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Alligator Mating Season
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The Ocklawaha River
Alafia River
Alexander Spring Creek
Alligator Creek
Bear Creek
Black Creek – North Fork
Buckman Lock
Bulow Creek North
Cannon Springs – Ocklawaha River
Chassahowitzka River
Cockroach Bay – Horseshoe Run
Crawford Creek – Beteejay Spring
Cross Creek
Crystal River – Kings Bay
Cumberland Island South
Deep Creek
Dora Canal
Dunns Creek
Durbin Creek – Bartram Canoe Trail
Fort De Soto – Mullet Key Bayou
Tsala Apopka

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