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Carrabelle is a city in
Franklin County along Florida's Panhandle,
United States. It is
located east of
Apalachicola at the
mouth of the
Carrabelle River...
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Alligator was a 180
miles (290 km)-long
railroad from Richland,
Georgia to
Carrabelle, Florida. It was
founded in 1895 as a
logging railroad, the
Georgia Pine...
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Carrabelle River is
located in
Carrabelle, Florida, and
flows into St.
George Sound in
Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The area has been a base...
- The 1899
Carrabelle hurricane caused significant damage in the
Dominican Republic and the
Florida Panhandle. The
second tropical cyclone and
second hurricane...
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Forest and
joins with the
Crooked River (Florida)
above Carrabelle,
Florida to
become the
Carrabelle River,
which opens onto St.
George Sound and the Gulf...
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Carrabelle–Thompson
Airport (FAA LID: X13) is a
public use
airport located three nautical
miles (6 km) west of the
central business district of Carrabelle...
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Johnston was a
World War II
United States Army
training center located in
Carrabelle, Florida,
United States. The site's
history is
featured at the Camp Gordon...
- The
second largest town in
Franklin County is
Carrabelle, 25
miles east of
Apalachicola on the
Carrabelle River.
During World War II most of
Franklin County...
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consists of
three non-contiguous segments: from Brownsville, Texas, east to
Carrabelle, Florida; from
Tarpon Springs, Florida,
south to Fort Myers, Florida;...
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Franklin and
Liberty counties in Florida. The
forest is
located near
Carrabelle off US 98
along the Gulf
coast and on St.
James Island. At one time, Tate's...
