Palmdale, Florida

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Palmdale is a town in Glades County, Florida, United States. It is located on US 27/State Road 25/State Road 29, just north of where US 27 and SR 29 split off from SR 25. It is home to Gatorama, the self-proclaimed 'world's largest alligator farm' and one of the state's first alligator attractions (opened in 1957.

[edit] Geography

Palmdale is located at 26°56′42″N, 81°18′59″W (26.945, -81.3164).^GR1

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Maps and aerial photos Coordinates: 26.945° -81.3164°
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Cities and communities of Glades County, Florida

County seat	Moore Haven
Incorporated places	Moore Haven
Unincorporated places	Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation \| Buckhead Ridge \| Citrus Center \| Lakeport \| Muce \| Palmdale
Adjacent Counties	Highlands \| Okeechobee \| Martin \| Palm Beach \| Hendry \| Lee \| Charlotte \| DeSoto