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St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

Satsuma, Florida

Sq Ft: 1610   Year: 1988 Acres: 0.340  
Dean Smith Jr., Agent

170+/- Acres cleared land ready for development. 200 feet of...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Acreage

East Palatka, Florida

Acres: 170.000  

WOW! ALMOST 300 ACRES WITH OVER 1000 FT ON THE BEAUTIFUL SAINT...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Acreage

Palatka, Florida

Acres: 296.780  

Fantastic development opportunity for a secluded private estate...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Acreage

Palatka, Florida

Acres: 20.600  

Elegant St. Johns Riverfront, 2-story pool home with...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

3 3.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 3914   Year: 2003 Acres: 2.390  

Enjoy incredible views from this amazing St Johns Riverfront...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

3 3.0  

Satsuma, Florida

Sq Ft: 2327   Year: 1984 Acres: 0.950  

Gorgeous Riverfront Acreage! Extremely rare to see a property of...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Acreage

East Palatka, Florida

Acres: 20.760  

Be entranced by dreamy Spanish moss draping multiple mature oaks...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

4 4.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 3092   Year: 1964 Acres: 1.630  

Experience The Perfect Blend Of Tranquility And Adventure With...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 1532   Year: 1956 Acres: 1.770  

Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure with...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 1532   Year: 1956 Acres: 1.770  

Discover the epitome of Old Florida charm with a touch of modern...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

4 4.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 3465   Year: 1935 Acres: 2.140  

Discover the epitome of Old Florida charm with a touch of modern...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

4 4.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 3465   Year: 1935 Acres: 0.000  

Incredible home with carriage house in the South Historic...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

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5 5.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 3648   Year: 1909 Acres: 0.260  

St. Johns River Life at its Best! Join this special group by...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 1766   Year: 1980 Acres: 0.930  

1.10 +/- riverfront acres with a high bluff, zoned C-2. Located...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Commercial

0 0.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 0   Year: 0 Acres: 1.100  

1.10 +/- riverfront acres with a high bluff, zoned C-2. Located...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Lot

East Palatka, Florida

Acres: 1.100  

Welcome to this stunning custom built three-bedroom...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 2170   Year: 2018 Acres: 0.320  

St Johns River Riverfront Home on 1.97 acres. This 4 bedroom...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

4 2.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 2306   Year: 1959 Acres: 1.920  

RIVERFRONT LIVING IN THIS WELL DESIGNED, ELGIN GROVE 3/2/2 HOME...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

East Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 1968   Year: 1980 Acres: 0.410  

RIVERFRONT HOME WITH FIREPLACE ON THE ST JOHNS RIVER AND A CANAL...

St. Johns River - Putnam County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

Palatka, Florida

Sq Ft: 1200   Year: 1986 Acres: 0.740  
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St. Johns River - Putnam County Information

The St. Johns is the longest river in Florida - 310 miles long. It is one of the few rivers in the United States that flows north. The land area that drains into a water body is called a drainage basin - also called a watershed. The St. Johns is divided into three drainage basins. Because the river flows north, the upper basin is the area to the south that forms its marshy headwaters. The middle basin is the area in central Florida where the river widens forming lakes Harney, Jesup. Monroe and George. The lower basin is the area in Northeast Florida from Putnam County to the river's mouth in Duval County. The source of the river, or headwaters, is a large marshy area in Indian River County It flows north and turns eastward at Jacksonville to its mouth in the Atlantic Ocean. The width of the river varies. It is a broad marsh at its headwaters and averages more than two miles in width between Palatka and Jacksonville. It widens to form large lakes in central Florida. The total drop of the river from its source in swamps south of Melbourne to its mouth in the Atlantic near Jacksonville is less than 30 feet, or about one inch per mile, making it one of the "laziest" rivers in the world. Because the river flows slowly, it is difficult to flush pollutants. Major pollution sources include discharges from wastewater treatment plants and runoff from urban and agricultural areas after it rains. This runoff carries pesticides and other pollutants into streams that lead to the river. Pollution is concentrated around urban areas. Saltwater enters the river at its mouth in Jacksonville. In periods of low water, tides may cause a reverse flow as far south as Lake Monroe - 161 miles upstream from the rivers mouth. Major tributaries, or smaller streams and rivers that flow into the St. Johns River include the Wekiva River, Econlockhatchee River and the Ocklawaha River. The St. Johns basin is actually an ancient intracoastal lagoon system. As sea levels dropped barrier islands became an obstacle that prevented water from flowing east to the ocean. Instead, the water collected in the flat valley and slowly meandered northward for about 300 miles. This formed the St. Johns River.

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