County) Wakulla Spring (Wakulla County) Wacissa Spring Group (Jefferson County) Ichetucknee Springs (Columbia County) Weeki Wachee Springs (Hernando County) Juniper Springs (Marion County) In Georgia, there is only one magnitude 1 spring, Radium Spring, which no longer flows during drought conditions; there are also six magnitude 2 and five magnitude 3 springs. The largest of the 17 springs in Alabama are three magnitude 3 springs; there are no springs in South Carolina of magnitude 3 or higher. Many springs are known to exist offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean, however the magnitude of discharge from these springs is largely unknown. Crescent Beach spring, located approximately offshore of Crescent Beach, Florida, was estimated to flow at a rate of up to , or . See also Biscayne Aquifer Kissingen Springs Woodville Karst Plain Gulf Trough Hydrogeology Cave diving Water wars in Florida Fountain of Youth References External links USGS Floridan Aquifer System Regional Groundwater Availability Study USGS Aquifer Basics List of First-Magnitude Springs in Florida U.S. Geologic Survey Aquifers Aquifers in the United States Southeastern United States Bodies of water of Florida Bodies of water of Alabama Bodies of water of Georgia (U.S. state) Bodies of water of Mississippi Bodies of water of South Carolina Environmental issues in Florida Geology of Alabama Aquifer, Floridan Geology of Georgia (U.S. state) Geology of Mississippi Geology of South Carolina Water in Florida