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lat:33.65349459599047 Junction point on Eastern Air Lines where the system's routes radiate to New York, Miami, Tampa, Brownsville, and Chicago. This city is known as the financial hub of the South.
lat:31.150164932565637 BRUNSWICK, center of Atlantic Coast shrimping operations.
lat:32.88578598731444 via Savannah, Georgia
lat:41.78667304519471 Via La Fayette and Indianapolis
lat:29.19323029196511 DAYTONA BEACH to the east, home of the 23-mile beach speedway, and all-year-round resort. A stop on certain schedules. This coastal region, south through New Smyrna, Titusville, and Melbourne, is the heart of Florida's citrus fruit export belt.
lat:30.836951596495392 a small cotton town
lat:26.137871126896275 FORT LAUDERDALE, a deep water harbor and fishing resort.
lat:32.55448206939248 FT. VALLEY, west of the course is the center of the famous Georgia peach country.
lat:33.24242043982672 pimiento canneries here.
lat:31.866332579615154 is a small cotton town. Toweling is a major item of textile manufacture in these small towns.
lat:30.326063950143894 JACKSONVILLE, junction point for Eastern Air Lines. In 1832 only a ferry crossing, now the industrial and financial center of Florida.
lat:38.183080999984085 Flies over Lincoln's Birthplace in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
lat:31.93271550433633 east of the course is a milling center for the vast tracts of Georgia Pine that are situated in this area
lat:32.84123138501963 MACON, county seat, cotton center, home of Wesleyan (Methodist, Female) College, the oldest women's college in this hemisphere. Mercer University is located here.
lat:32.06177343653572 McRAE is the site of an intermediate field and was, during the early days of Eastern Air Lines, a fueling stop and communications center.
lat:35.06133639733537 via Muscle Shoals and Birmingham
lat:25.77516058680343 
MIAMI, America's playground. Gulf Stream breezes maintain an ideal temperature in the winter, and offshore zephyrs make summer visiting a pleasure. Eastern Air Lines' main repair base is located here. The ships of the Great Silver Fleet are brought here periodically for thorough inspection and overhaul by staffs of motor, radio, instrument, and metal experts. Nothing is overlooked as these men recondition the giant liners for their daily runs over the eastern half of the United States.
lat:32.406777054463
lat:40.77716173848788 via Newark, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, DC
lat:28.553766680436862 ORLANDO, gateway to the lovely central Florida. Many delightful towns are situated in this lake filled area.
lat:37.50836412665648 via Raleigh
lat:29.90167475017321 ST. AUGUSTINE, oldest city in the United States, to the east. Founded in 1565, Ponce de Leon's fruitless search for a Fountain of Youth ended here.
lat:27.64597495805973 VERO BEACH, a stop on the Eastern Air Lines system, also a shipping center for citrus fruit. Southwest is Lake Okeechobee, around which is spread vast truck and fruit acreage. West of Fort Pierce is the northern tip of the Everglades, the dense marsh and swamplands of which little has been explored. In its dank heart Seminole Indians make their homes in the manner handed down to them through the centuries.
lat:31.208103321325254 WAYCROSS, the famous Okefenokee Swamp lies west and south of this manufacturing and trading center. There is fine hunting in these swamp areas where game and birds are numerous.
lat:26.75051574561839 WEST PALM BEACH, Riviera of the Western Hemisphere, center of winter society activity and also one of Florida's important agriculture and trade centers. |
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