Econfina River

Econfina River

The Econfina River is a minor river draining part of the Big Bend region of Florida, U.S.A. into Apalachee Bay. The river arises in San Pedro Bay near the boundary between Madison and Taylor Counties, and flows 35 miles (56 kilometers) through Taylor County to Apalachee Bay. It has a watershed of 239 square miles (619 square kilometers).

References

*Marth, Del. 1990. Econfina River. in Marth, Del and Marty Marth, eds. "The Rivers of Florida". Sarasota, Florida: Pineapple Press, Inc. ISBN 0-9109923-70-1.


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