July-August 1970 Issue

Time Capsule: Canal Threatens Florida's Oklawaha River
June 25, 2012 — There are two Oklawaha Rivers today. There is the twisting, unspoiled black-water stream of the Florida Wilderness. And there is the dammed, straightened, Army Engineered desolation of the unfinished Cross-Florida Barge Canal.
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