Ochlocknee River at MacIntyre still exists as pilings blocking all but a portion of the river on the south side. while the Tallahassee Railroad, the first railroad in Florida, was abandoned by its successor, the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, in 1983. Airports The Wakulla County Airport (2J0), located south of Panacea, is a small public-use airport with a single , north–south turf runway. Seaports St. Marks is a small commercial seaport. Panacea and Ochlockonee Bay also support small fishing fleets. Education Wakulla County is served by the Wakulla school district with the following schools: Crawfordville Elementary School C.O.A.S.T. Charter School Medart Elementary School Shadeville Elementary School Riversink Elementary School Riversprings Middle School Wakulla Middle School Wakulla High School Wakulla Christian School The former Sopchoppy Elementary School now serves as the Sopchoppy Education Center, a Pre-K, adult, and second chance school. The former Shadeville High School served African-American students from 1931 to 1967. Library The Wakulla County Public Library is the main library of Wakulla County and is a part of the Wilderness Coast Public Libraries. Communities Towns Sopchoppy St. Marks Census-designated places Crawfordville Panacea Other unincorporated communities Arran Buckhorn Curtis Mills Hyde Park Ivan Medart Newport Port Leon Sanborn Shadeville Shell Point Smith Creek Spring Creek Wakulla Wakulla Beach See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Wakulla County, Florida Andrew Hargrett Notes References Sources Florida forts Florida counties Florida placenames of Native American origin 1843 establishments in Florida Territory Populated places established in 1843 Tallahassee metropolitan area Charter counties in Florida North Florida