Ocala Chert is distributed as float and scatter across southeastern Alabama. It appears to be concretionary in its distribution (i.e., it formed as silicified seams within limestone). The largest blocks exceed 1 m in diameter and were extracted from the subsurface during road building or construction in Henry County. These blocks are now on display at a commercial property in Dothan. Most fragments of Ocala Chert are fist-sized or smaller.