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Silver Springs Shores East

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Regional scene: Horse country near Ocala · Photo credit

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Get to know Silver Springs Shores East

Silver Springs Shores East lies east of Ocklawaha in southeastern Marion County. Its location is separate from the main Silver Springs Shores area, making the east designation meaningful for buyers comparing the two local search areas.

The east designation places this community in the southeastern lake-side region of Marion County. Ocklawaha is a nearby local reference, while the original Silver Springs Shores area belongs to a separate cluster farther northwest.

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U.S. Census Bureau — mapped community geography

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