Florida spring

Pleasant Ridge Spring

A small surficial-aquifer seep spring in the Choctawhatchee River basin that discharges groundwater with characteristics typical of shallow, surficial aquifer seeps rather than a strong Floridan Aquifer vent. It doesn’t form a large, clear spring pool or long run, but instead contributes modest, clear groundwater flow into sand-bottom channels or into the river under low water conditions. This type of spring is more like a diffuse seep than a classic basin spring, and it is generally encountered as part of the natural karst-influenced landscape rather than a developed swimming spot.