The Mound Line. A powerful line runs parallel to and north of I-10 from the Lake Jackson complex, through the Velda mound and on to the Letchworth mound. Westerly from the Lake Jackson complex it splits a northern extension of this line runs north-west all the way to the Kolomoki mounds in Georiga but that is well out of the region. A more recent southern extension extends to Doak Campbell Stadium. This line has a strong assossication with Spirit and visions. Locals report seeing and hearing Indians and wolves at the sites along this line on a regular basis.

The Cody Scarp Line. The second most prominent line in the region, but almost useless because it is so wide and diffuse is that of the Cody Scarp. The Scarp is an ancient shoreline that runs across southern Leon county from from the west down into the Florida peninsula. The ley line follows the scarp twisting and weaving about, but it is extremly wide covering the entire slope of the scarp diffusing its power signifigantly. At best it acts like a threshold isolating the "oceanic" influence from the "continental" one. It is best described as a defensive line.

Sink/Spring Lines
Several Disruptive/Water lines run from a point or point in the north in a southwesterly direction and are associated with some of the underground rivers and movement of water under the earth from sinks to springs. All begin south of the Cody Scarp line. Crossing any of these lines tend to end spells.

• The Apalachicola Line. Flowing from a high spot in Bradwell Bay to the main offshore spring of the Spring Creek group it has no points where it comes to the surface except at the ends. The point in Bradwell Bay is virtually inaccessable due to its location in one of the worst swamps in the country. This line crosses Highway 98 near its intersecion with 319.
• The Wakulla Line. About 15 miles line from originating at multiple points in the Leon Sinks area, following the underground cave systems south east. It surfaces at Kini Spring and River Sink Spring then returns underground and finally surfaces and ends at Wakulla Spring. This line crosses Crawfordville highway and Wakulla Springs Rd.
• The Natural Bridge Line. Rising at Natural Bridge Sink it follows the St. Marks River going underground at the river sink. It rises and sinks several times before coming to the surface and ending at St. Marks Spring a quarter of mile south. This is the shortest of the lines and also demonstrates some Defensive properties. The only road it crosses is the dirt Natrual Bridge road.
• The Lafayette Line. From the sinkhole in Upper Lake Lafayette it emerges at the 12 springs of the Wacissa Spring group to the SW. Entirely underground except at the end points. This line is entirely south of the Scarp line which loops around it to the north. Crosses US27, W.W. Kelly Rd and Tram Rd.

• Sunniland Hospital
• The Chi Omega House the site of the Bundy Murders.
• The Sims house, site of several unsolved 1966 murders.
• Natural Bridge battlefield. The conjuction of this dark point of energy and the Natural Bridge Spring Line produces some unusual effects making this one of the most magically important sites in the area.
• Ft. Gadsden where several hundred people died in an ammo explosion in the early 1800s.