Medart is an

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History

James Wolf Smith, born in Pawtucket, in 1813, was the first recorded settler of the area, moving in the area of Medart in 1848. His plantation, initially called Pawtuxet, later became the community of Medart. File:James Wolf Smith home - Medart, Florida.jpg, The house of founder James Wolf Smith, first known building in the current community's area

Demographics

These are the ethnic datas according to local census, as of July 2025.

Schools in Medart

* Medart Elementary School * Wakulla Middle School *

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References

Unincorporated communities in Wakulla County, Florida Tallahassee metropolitan area Unincorporated communities in Florida {{WakullaCountyFL-geo-stub