State Road 44 East - Mount Dora to DeLand


SR 44 advances east from Lake County Road 437 toward Cassia and Pine Lakes. The Volusia County seat of DeLand lies 20 miles to the northeast.
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Lake County Road 46A provides a direct route from SR 44 and the Eustis area to SR 429 (Wekiva Parkway) east into Seminole County and SR 46 to Sanford.
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A significant portion of the eastbound traffic departs from SR 44 east onto CR 46A toward Sanford. Realigned in 2020 to meet SR 429 (Wekiva Parkway) at SR 46, CR 46A travels 2.8 miles south from SR 44 through Seminole Springs.
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SR 44 curves northeast toward Cassia from Lake County Road 46A. The remaining drive to the Volusia County line is rural.
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CR 44A east concludes at a wye intersection with SR 44. CR 44A (Burlington Avenue) bee lines west to the Eustis bypass (CR 44) on a parallel alignment to SR 44.
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Home to a handful of houses and a small community center, Cassia is an unincorporated area along SR 44.
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Brantley Branch Road stems east from SR 44 at Cassia to Camp Boggy Creek within Seminole State Forest. Much of the land to the southeast falls within the protected area.
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Pine Lakes follows Cassia along SR 44 northeast. The state road expands briefly with a center turn lane serving a few businesses and a cluster of homes through the rural community.
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Lake County Road 42 meanders west along the boundary of Ocala National Forest to the rural communities of Fullerville and Paisley. CR 42 connects with SR 19 in 18.6 miles at Altoona.
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SR 44 crosses the St. Johns River into Volusia County on the Whitehair Bridge. The span dates back to 1951.
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Photo Credits:
- Alex Nitzman: 05/12/08, 05/13/08, 07/10/08
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Page Updated Wednesday March 21, 2018.