The Perdido River was named by the Spaniards who occupied the area until 1813 and the name is translated as "lost." The river curves past extensive woodlands of pine, cypress and juniper …

The Perdido River, Perdido Bay, their contributing tributaries and component wetlands, floodplains, bayous, embayments, and other water and related resources provide numerous …

19-mile segment along the Perdi- do River. This portion of the river is characterized by gently flowing tanni. stained waters over southern white sands. The Perdido’s many bends create …

The Perdido River, designated by the State of Florida an “Outstanding Florida Water,” is a characteristic blackwater stream and the major freshwater tributary of Perdido Bay.

Aug 27, 2023 · The “Western gate to the Sunshine State,” Perdido is located in the westernmost end of Florida’s coastal panhandle. It is generally located between Pensacola and Orange …

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Perdido is a Spanish name that means “lost”. This name was given by the Spaniards who once occupied the area and relates to the hidden nature of Perdido Bay.