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About Florida

The Sunshine state encompasses 42 million acres, just over 65,758 square miles. Located in the southeastern-most region of the United States, neighboring states include Alabama and Georgia. The Gulf of Mexico forms most of its western border, the Atlantic ocean forms the eastern border, and the Straits of Florida form the southern border of the Florida peninsula.

Florida’s name derives from a Spanish word, La Florida, meaning “full of flowers” and referencing the beautiful flowers in bloom when Ponce de León discovered the land in 1513. Florida became the 27th state of the union in 1845.

Known for its beautiful beaches, Florida is nicknamed the “Sunshine State” because of the abundance of sunny weather. Additional popular places to visit are Walt Disney World, other major theme parks, and NASA (space coast). The state flower is the Orange Blossom and the state bird is the Northern Mockingbird.

The state is made up of 67 counties. Tallahassee is the capital but only the 9th largest city. Jacksonville, on the Atlantic coast, is the largest city. St. Augustine, also on the east coast, is considered America’s oldest city.

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Jackson County, FL

For more information regarding this listing, please contact Lance Clemons at850-643-6972533 +/- acres located in Jackson County, Florida. This income producing tract of land offers improved Ag and Timber acerage. 300 acres of tillable row...

533± Acres

$4,300,000

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377+ Acre Income Producing Farm

Jackson County, FL

For more information regarding this listing, please contact Lance Clemons at850-643-6972 or Jarrett Lastinger at 478-342-4133377+ acres in Jackson County, Florida, located on Old US RD near the Florida/Alabama/Georgia state line, sits a diverse...

377± Acres

$2,400,000

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Econfina Riverfront 936

Jefferson County, FL

The 936 acres of land located in Taylor County, FL, is a true outdoor paradise. With approximately 13,000 feet of Econfina River frontage, this property offers top-notch hunting and fishing opportunities, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.&nb...

936± Acres

$2,152,800

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Hike Lake Hunting Preserve

Madison County, FL

Beautiful hunting/recreational tract featuring 940 acres, located in Madison County, Florida!! This property features a healthy population of whitetail, eastern turkey, hogs, ducks and small game making this location the perfect place for the avid hu...

940± Acres

$1,551,000

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31.59 Acres Highway Interchange

Madison County, FL

Located directly off exit 258 in Madison County, FL, this 31.59 acre property zoned Highway Interchange offers a prime location for various opportunities. With two points of entry and exit, a beautiful pond for fishing and kayaking, as well as storag...

31.59± Acres

$1,421,550

Regions

Florida’s land regions include the Upland (hilly areas in the north and northwest), the Everglades (swamp and wetlands to the south), the Florida Keys (over 1,500 small islands off the southern tip of Florida), and the Gulf Coast/Atlantic Coast (coastal plains).

Agriculture in Florida

Agriculture generates $7.4 billion for the Sunshine state. There are approximately 47,500 farms in Florida, covering 9.7 million acres. The average size farm comprises 205 acres. Agriculture makes a significant contribution to all 67 counties. Most of the cropland is found in the southeastern area of the state.

Florida’s most valuable crops are oranges, fresh market tomatoes, and bell peppers. The state also grows substantial quantities of sugarcane, grapefruit, and watermelon. Floriculture and dairy products are additional top commodities in Florida. Florida leads the country in the production of oranges, fresh market tomatoes, sugarcane, and watermelon.

Wildlife

Florida’s wildlife varies as much as its landscape. Black bears, Florida panthers, bobcats, and white-tailed deer can be spotted on land. American alligators, American crocodile, turtles, and manatees can be found in Florida waters.

With more than 7,700 lakes, 10,550 miles of rivers, and 2,276 miles of shoreline, Florida provides a vast array of fishing opportunities for both freshwater and saltwater species. You will find Florida Gar, Bowfin, Tarpon, Brown Bullhead, Sailfish, Snook, Largemouth Bass, Grouper, and Mackerel to name just a few.

Florida has several local, state, and federal conservation programs in place to preserve current land and water resources and to rebuild damaged environmental systems.

Main Rivers and Lakes

Florida’s major rivers include the Suwannee River, St. John’s River, Apalachicola River, and Kissimmee River. Their main tributaries are the Alapaha River, Withlacoochee River, Wekiva River, Chattahoochee River, and Econlockhatchee River.

Lake Okeechobee, the largest lake in Florida, is located in southeastern Florida on the Kissimmee River. The surface area of this lake is approximately 467,200 acres (730 square miles). Other significant lakes include Lake George, Lake Apopka, and Lake Kissimmee.

State Parks

Florida has 175 state parks and 11 national parks.

National Parks

Biscayne National Park
Dry Tortugas National Park
Everglades National Park
Big Cypress National Preserve
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
Fort Matanzas National Monument
De Soto National Memorial
Fort Caroline National Memorial
Canaveral National Seashore
Gulf Islands National Seashore

State Summary
Nickname	Sunshine State
Neighboring States	Georgia and Alabama
Regions	Uplands, Everglades, Florida Keys, and Gulf Coast / Atlantic Coast
State Flower	Orange Blossom
State Bird	Northern Mockingbird
Big Game	White-tailed deer, alligators
Small Game	Turkey, wild hog, and coyote
Freshwater Fish	Florida Gar, Bowfin, Tarpon, Brown Bullhead, and Channel Catfish
Saltwater Fish	Sailfish, Blue Marlin, Tarpon, Snook, Southern Flounder, Snapper, and Florida Pompano
Hunting Information	https://myfwc.com/hunting/
Total Acreage	42 million acres
Total Public Land Acreage	12 million acres
Average Annual Rainfall	53.7 inches
Farmland by Acreage	9.7 million acres
Woodlands by Acreage	14.5 million acres
Coastline	1,350 miles
Conservation Program	https://conservationalmanac.org/programs/florida/
Primary Crops	Oranges and Bell Peppers
Main Rivers	Suwannee River, St. John’s River, and Apalachicola River
Largest Lake	Lake Okeechobee
Other Lakes	Lake George, Lake Apopka, and Lake Kissimmee
Other Tributaries	Alapaha River, Withlacoochee River, Wekiva River, Chattahoochee River, and Econlockhatchee River

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Florida Land For Sale & Properties for Sale in FL - (2024)

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