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💧 Beneath Florida

💧 Beneath Florida’s surface lies one of the world’s most important water resources.

The Floridan aquifer system is one of the most productive aquifers on Earth and a principal aquifer of the United States. Spanning approximately 100,000 square miles across the southeastern U.S. — including all of Florida and parts of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina — it serves as a critical source of freshwater for millions.

Today, the Floridan aquifer system is the primary source of drinking water for nearly 10 million people.

At the St. Johns River Water Management District, protecting this vital resource is central to our mission. Through science-based planning, water supply initiatives, conservation, groundwater monitoring, and resource protection, we help ensure sustainable water for communities, ecosystems, and future generations.

Protecting what’s below the surface is just as important as protecting what we see above it.

#SJRWMD #FloridanAquifer
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4 hours ago
💧 Looking for a f

💧 Looking for a free spring adventure near Orlando?

Check out Gemini Springs Park — a beautiful natural spring just outside Orlando in Volusia County and within the St. Johns River Water Management District. 🌿✨

It’s a great spot to enjoy scenic views, shady trails, wildlife watching, and a peaceful escape into nature — all without an admission fee. 🙌

Sometimes the best Florida experiences are the ones that are free. 💙

📍 Have you been to Gemini Springs?

#SJRWMD #GeminiSprings #FreeFlorida
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4 hours ago
Looking for REAL Flo

Looking for REAL Florida gators — without spending a dime? 🐊✨

Here are a few top spots across the District to see them in the wild (from a safe distance!):
📍 Fellsmere Water Management Area
📍 Lake Apopka North Shore
📍 Orange Creek Restoration Area

All are FREE to visit and full of classic Florida views.

🔗https://sjrwmd.info/FreeLands

Drop a 🐊 if you’ve been to one of these — and tell us your favorite gator-sighting story in the comments! 💬🌿
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