Portal:Florida/Attractions
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Florida contains the following federally protected areas:
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- Parks
- Biscayne National Park – east of Homestead
- Dry Tortugas National Park – west of Key West
- Everglades National Park – west of Miami
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- Forests
- Apalachicola National Forest – southwest of Tallahassee
- Ocala National Forest – near Ocala
- Osceola National Forest – west of Jacksonville
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- Seashores
- Canaveral National Seashore – between New Smyrna Beach and Titusville
- Gulf Islands National Seashore – near Pensacola
The state is known for its attractions, some of the more familiar being:
And a few of the obscure are:
Florida is also notable for its beaches, some of which are:
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- The Emerald Coast – between Pensacola and Panama City
- Daytona Beach
- South Beach – Miami Beach
There are also has over 150 state parks, including:
In Northern Florida:
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- Florida Caverns State Park – near Marianna
- Fort Clinch State Park – north of Fernandina Beach
- Guana River State Park – between Jacksonville and St. Augustine
- Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park – Tallahassee
- Lake Talquin State Park – west of Tallahassee
- Wakulla Springs State Park – south of Tallahassee
In Central Florida:
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- De Leon Springs State Park – De Leon Springs
- Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park – northwest of Gainesville
- Highlands Hammock State Park – west of Sebring
- Hillsborough River State Park – near Zephyrhills
- Myakka River State Park – Sarasota
- Washington Oaks State Gardens – near Palm Coast
- Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park – near Port Richey
In Southern Florida: