Living Water lists seven counties: Gilchrist, Levy, Dixie, Alachua, Marion, Citrus and Sumter. Each page below is written for that county’s own ground, water and rules.
- TrentonGilchrist County · Ginnie, Blue & Hart springs
- ChieflandLevy County · Manatee & Fanning springs
- Cross CityDixie County · the lower Suwannee
- NewberryAlachua County · the Santa Fe & Poe Springs
- DunnellonMarion County · Rainbow Springs
- InvernessCitrus County · the Tsala Apopka lakes
- BushnellSumter County · the Withlacoochee & Green Swamp
By water
Three kinds of springs country.
Springs belt: Suwannee & Santa Fe
Gilchrist, northern Levy and western Alachua: sand over limestone, springs everywhere. Suwannee River district.
Lower Suwannee & Big Bend coast
Dixie County: low flatwoods, high water table, hurricane coast. Suwannee River district.
- Cross City
- Old Town
- Horseshoe Beach
- Suwannee
Rainbow, Withlacoochee & the lakes
Marion, Citrus and Sumter: springs, lakes and ranch land. Southwest Florida district permitting.
Not listed?
Call with your address.
If you’re anywhere in those seven counties, call (352) 317-7330 and ask whether Living Water can get to you.
(352) 317-7330Who permits wells here?
Three water management districts meet in this corner of Florida. The Suwannee River district covers Gilchrist, Dixie, most of Levy and western Alachua. The Southwest Florida district covers Citrus, Sumter and southern Levy and runs well permitting for Marion. Eastern Alachua is in the St. Johns River district, with Alachua County requirements on top.