Flagler County was formed in 1917 by then Florida Governor Sidney Catts. The county was formed with land from St. Johns County to the North and Volusia County to the South. The total area of the county when formed was 571 square miles.
Long before there were neighborhoods known as sections, Flagler County was made up of cattle ranches, potato farms, and forests of turpentine stills. Initially it was made up of small towns such as Bunnell, which became the county seat due to its central location. It also was the central point for the railroad, roadways, and central shipping. The area began to grow and flourish because of the turpentine industries growth.
Ocean Hammock
Hammock Beach Club
Hammock Dunes
The Conservatory
Yacht Harbor Village
Belle-Terre
Grand Haven
Indian Trails
Pine Grove
Palm Harbor
Pine Lakes
Quail Hollow
Seminole Woods