Codys Corner, Florida facts for kids
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Codys Corner, Florida
Codyville, Cody's Corner
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Northbound FL 11 at CR 304 at Codys Corner
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 Codys Corner, Florida
Location in Florida
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| Country |  United States |
| State |  Florida |
| County | Flagler |
| Elevation | 5 m (16 ft) |
| Time zone | UTC-5 (Eastern (EST)) |
| • Summer (DST) | UTC-4 |
Codys Corner is a small community in Flagler County, Florida, United States. It is not an official city or town, but a populated area.
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Exploring Codys Corner's Location
This community is found in Flagler County, Florida. It sits where Dupont Road meets State Road 11. You can find it southwest of a town called Bunnell.
A lot of the land around Codys Corner is protected. This means it is set aside as preserve land. For example, the Relay Tract Conservation Easements are just east of the community. These areas help protect nature and wildlife.
A Look at Codys Corner's Past
How Codys Corner Got Its Name
Codys Corner was named in 1907. A local farmer named Richard Cody, Sr. gave the area its name. For a while, it was also known as Codyville. This name even appeared on maps made by the US Geological Survey in 1932.
Early Life in Flagler County
In 1920, only about 2,444 people lived in all of Flagler County. Many people settled in areas like Codyville. This shows that Codys Corner was an important place for early residents.
Farming and Water Use
By the 1950s, Codys Corner was known for its special wells. These were called irrigation wells. They helped farmers get water for their crops. Most of the water used in the county came from these wells. They were found in Codys Corner, St. Johns Park, and Bunnell.
The Local General Store
There has been a general store called Cody's Corner in the area since the 1970s. It started as a convenience store. In the 1990s, it was noted as the only store in Codys Corner. It's a place where people can buy everyday items.
Facing Natural Challenges
Codys Corner has experienced some big natural events. In 1998, there were large wildfires. These fires caused people to leave their homes for safety. By July, everyone in Flagler County had to evacuate.
In 2004, another natural event happened. Hurricane Jeanne hit the area. This strong storm caused power lines and trees to fall down. The community worked to recover from these events.
