Indianhead Acres off Lafayette Street, Piney-Z and Buck Lake by Lake Lafayette, and Southwood

East and Southeast is the rest of the city: south of Mahan Drive and east of the Multimodal Transportation District and the Southside line, on both sides of Apalachee Parkway, out past Capital Circle to the city's eastern edge and down to Southwood, 35,801 residents and 17,725 housing units in 2020. Every guide here is an association's own area on the Tallahassee-Leon County GIS layer of homeowner and neighborhood associations, clipped to the City limits, so its line is one an association filed rather than one the City drew. Indianhead Acres is the Indianhead-Lehigh association's area, which takes in the Lehigh subdivision too, 1,543 residents on 539 acres beside Old St. Augustine Road, a canopy road, 85 of them inside the Multimodal Transportation District. Piney-Z, which its homeowners association writes "Piney Z", is 1,668 residents on 295 acres. Buck Lake is the city's share of the Bucklake Alliance, an umbrella over many homeowners associations, less Piney-Z's area: 5,721 residents on 4,898 acres, of whom about 850 are on one block beside the federal prison, FCI Tallahassee. Southwood, the Southwood Residential Community Association's area, is 4,821 residents on 1,275 acres, a Development of Regional Impact approved for 1,675 dwelling units. 4 guides are listed below.

Buck Lake's line takes in Tom Brown Park, much of Lake Lafayette and industrial and public land, so a density for it means nothing, and the alliance's own 23,125 acres run far outside the city, where 11,222 more residents of its area live who are not counted here. On the County's FEMA layer Southwood has 650 residents in zone A by block, Indianhead Acres 91, most of them on a floodway block, and Buck Lake 49; Piney-Z has none. The EF2 tornado of 10 May 2024 left tree damage between the Capital City Country Club and Indianhead Acres. The bus thins out here too: the nearest stop to Southwood is on StarMetro's SouthWood route, which runs at the weekday peaks only, and Buck Lake's point is 2.8 kilometers from a stop although ten served stops are inside its line. A Florida homeowners policy covers wind and not rising water, so FEMA's flood map for the exact address, the elevation certificate, the seller's disclosure of past flooding and a quote for a separate flood policy belong in any offer here.