Everything about The Aucilla River totally explained
The
Aucilla River arises close to
Thomasville,
Georgia and passes through the
Big Bend region of
Florida, emptying into the
Gulf of Mexico at
Apalachee Bay. The river is 75 mi (121 km) long and has a
drainage basin of 747 square miles. The
Wacissa River is a tributary. In
Florida it forms the eastern border of
Jefferson County, separating it from
Madison County on the northern part, and from
Taylor County to the south. The lower part of the river disappears underground and reappears several times, and is known as the
Aucilla River Sinks. The Aucilla River is a rich source of late
pleistocene and early
holocene animal bones and human artifacts, and is the subject of the Aucilla River Prehistory Project, which includes the
Page-Ladson prehistory site.
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