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Blue Spring, Marianna, Florida, 32447

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30.790456, -85.139902
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Description:

This natural spring water in Florida, USA, is a large water source, which offers an outstanding location for relaxation. The water quality cannot be guaranteed for drinking purposes since there are no lab tests or scientific proof of the water's fitness.

Where Can I Find Spring Water?

The correct coordinates are 30.790456,-85.139902 and the address is Merritts Mill Pond, Florida 32446, USA. To reach this place, please drive on Blue Springs Road and reach Blue Springs Park. The way to the spring is through the park.

More Details:

Blue Springs has a vast span and offers a lot of space for spending personal time with your friends, family, or a life partner. Drink water at your own risk. There are not enough places to eat or drink near the site.

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5493, County Rd 164, Marianna, FL 32446, US

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Public Drinking Spring

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