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Geneva

Geneva County is located just above the Florida Panhandle and its beaches. The county’s rivers offer recreational enthusiasts miles of canoeing and boating through cypress swamps teeming with fish. During periods of low water, the wreck of a steamboat becomes visible in Choctawhatchee River. The town of Geneva is home to the ancient Constitution Oak, likely the oldest live oak in the state, as well as the Emma Knox Kenan Public Library, housed at the historic 1931 building.

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Emma Knox Kenan Library

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