The tiny community of Two Egg is located in northeastern Jackson County in the panhandle of Northwest Florida. Found just a couple of miles northwest of Dellwood on Hwy. 69, Two Egg, Florida's major claim to fame is its curious name. Two Egg T-shirts are a popular tourist item, with the Two Egg town sign being one of the most popular illegal "souvenirs" taken home by visitors.

Origin of its unusual name
Most of the area's early settlers agree that Two Egg, Florida received its whimsical name as a result of the common practice poor residents had of trading eggs for goods at a local general store. This "two-egg" bartering thus lent its name to the community after a traveling salesman noted the routine during a sales call to the store.

Nearby towns:
Malone, Florida (to the northwest)
Donalsonville, Georgia (to the northeast)
Reynoldsville, Georgia (to the east)
Marianna, Florida (to the southwest)
Cypress, Florida (to the south)
Grand Ridge, Florida (to the southeast)

Time Zone: Two Egg, Florida is in the Central Time Zone.

Plant Hardiness Zone: 8b
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Over the years, points of interest in the region have included:
* Battle of Marianna Monument (southwest of Two Egg, in Marianna, Florida)
* Lake Seminole (southeast of Two Egg, Florida)
* Torreya State Park (southeast of Two Egg, Florida)
* Florida Caverns State Park (west of Two Egg, near Marianna, Florida)
* Apalachee Wildlife Management Area (north of Sneads, Florida)
* Three Rivers State Recreational Area (north of Sneads, Florida)
* Chattahoochee River (east of Two Egg)
* Apalachicola River (east of Chattahoochee, Florida)
* Chipola River (west of Two Egg, near Marianna, Florida)
* Blue Springs Recreation Area (south of Two Egg)
* Econfina Creek Corridor (southwest of Two Egg)

Recreational opportunities near Two Egg, Florida
Camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, bicycling, boating, kayaking, canoeing, water-skiing, diving, picnicking, horseback riding, photography, bird watching, wildlife viewing and golfing.

Wildlife found in the region
Alligator, deer, coyote, raccoon, opossum, skunk, beaver, squirrel, bobcat, rabbit, fox, otter, wild hog, bear, snapping turtle, turkey, goose, owl, hawk, warbler, thrush, vireo, flycatcher, woodpecker, heron, egret, tanager and eagle.

Anglers will find a variety of fish in area ponds, lakes and streams, including Largemouth Bass, Red-breasted Bream, catfish, perch, and sunfish.

Florida map showing the location of Two Egg, Florida



U.S. map showing the location of Two Egg, Florida



Two Egg, Florida map

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