GEOGRAPHY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 



299 



MontverHe (Lake Co.). U3 



Moore, C. B., work of, 288 



Mosquitoes, 149, 210, 231-232 



Mosquito County, Inlet, 232; Lagoon, 

 145, 232 



Moss, Spanish (See Spanish moss, Til- 

 Ian dsia usneoides) 



Mosses, 78, 180 



Mount Dora (town), 127, 173, 243 



Muck, 178, 179 



Muddy water, 231 



Muhlenbergia filipes, 86 



Mulberry (Polk Co.), I34, 240 



Mules, 273 



Mullet, 231 



Muscadine, 100, 106, 115, 125, 133, 148, 

 222 



Museum of Survey, 10 



Mussels, 167 



Mutton, 278 (See Sheep) 



Myrica cerifera and puniila (Myrtle), 

 86, 90, 100, 106, 116, 125, 133, 139, 

 148 



N ' ' ■ 



Nashua marl, 156 



Natal grass, 129, 136 



National Forest (Marion Co.), 82, 124 



Natural bridges, 163 



Natural race-course, 144 



Naturalized foreigners, 238 



Naval stores, loi, 134, 209, 219 (See also 

 Rosin, Turpentine) 



Navigable waters, navigation, (88), 122, 

 144, 167-168, 179, 282-283 



Negroes, foreign-born, 236 ; illiteracy 

 _ among, 246, 247, 272 ; in fertile re- 

 gions, 108, 234, 264; migrations of, 

 108, 235, 241 ; percentage of, 234, 

 235, 241 ; religious denominations, 

 256 



Negundo (See Acer Negundo) 



Nesting birds, 224, 227, 228 



Nettle family, 216 



New Bedford, Mass., 239 



New England, 124, 245 



New Hampshire, tourists from, 244 



New Jersey, 119, 209, 231, 239, 244 



New Port Richey, 244 



New Smyrna, 149, 150, 195, 240, 243 



New York, 239, 244, 245 



Newspapers, information from, 83, (127, 



134, 141, 201), 225, (244), 274, 288 

 Non-alluvial swamps, 93, 124, 212 

 "Norfolk" soils, 89, 97, 99, 105, 114, 146, 



171-173, 176, 182 

 North Carolina, 108, 117, 211, 214, 236 

 North Indian River, 145, 232 

 Northward migration of negroes, 108, 



235 

 Norton, C. L., writings of, 161 

 Norwegians, 150 



Noted persons in central Florida, 254 

 Nymphaea macrophylla, 91, 94, (122), 



126, 139, 141 

 Nyssa biflora, 124, 126, 133, 138, 219 



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Oaks, 140, 208, 219 (See Black-jack, 



Live , Post, Red, Scrub , Swamp 



chestnut, Turkey, Water, White) 

 Oak runner, 90, 94, 133. I39 

 Oats, 93, 102, 103, no, 276-278 

 Ocala, 82, (107), 108, III, 156, 158, 174, 



175, 182, 190, 19s, 196, 222, 240, 243, 



266, 283 

 Ocala (limestone) formation, 7-19, 39, 



53, 58-60, 104, 136, 156, 175 

 Occupations, classification of, 198 

 Ocklawaha River, 119, 122, 167, 170, 178,, 



282, 283 

 Ocklawaha Valley R. R., 283 

 Oenothera huffiifusa, 86 

 Ohioans, 236, 244, 288 

 Oil (and gas) wells, 13, 14. 160, 195 



(See also Drilling) 

 Oil fuel on railroads, 221 

 Okefinokee Swamp, 19 

 Oklahoma, animals of. 288 

 Old fields, 79, 225 

 Oldsmar (Pinellas Co.), I34, 282 

 Oligocene strata, 38, 39. 51. 52. 60, 63, 



95, III, 119, 130, 156. 



