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Gainesville

The county seat of Alachua County, Gainesville is best known as the home of the University of Florida Gators and the birthplace of Gatorade. But the city has much more to offer visitors. It is home to a rich array ...

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Macclenny

Just two miles north of Interstate 10, MacClenny is a stone's throw from the St. Marys River, which separates Florida and Georgia. The town is located in a region of ancient Native American traditions and culture, where early contact with ...

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Lake City

Originally named "Alligator" after Seminole Chief "Alligator," Lake City is a community of many lakes, rivers, and springs. Centuries before Hernando De Soto claimed Florida for Spain, the Timucua Indians populated the fertile region. In the early 18th century, following ...

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Live Oak

Located just three miles off Interstate 10 in northern Suwannee County, Live Oak is a picturesque town that serves as the county seat. Founded in 1863, the town boasts several historic buildings and an abundance of recreation opportunities in nearby ...

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Holiday Drive-In

The community of Ensley has a long history dating back to the beginning of the nineteenth century when the area was part of a land grant granted to Jeptha Turvin by Spanish Governor Folch.

Ensley has steadily grown over the ...

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Bright Angel Trail

Winding its way down over 4,300 feet along the south rim of the Grand Canyon, Bright Angel Trail is one of the most widely used within Grand Canyon National Park.

Originally utilized by local Native Americans to access water from ...

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Colorado River

The Colorado River is one of the most significant waterways within the United States. Providing water, power, and recreational space to seven American states, the river has its humble beginnings within the Rocky Mountain National Park in the state of ...

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Colorado River

The Colorado River has its humble beginnings in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. The river flows south through Colorado, Utah, and Arizona, as well as forming the border between Arizona and California and Nevada. The river empties into the ...

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Valles Caldera

The Valles Caldera is a significant geological feature in the state of New Mexico. The caldera is located within the Santa Fe National Forest; however, the federal government recognizes the caldera as the Valles Caldera National Preserve. A massive volcanic ...

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International Center/Japan House, Bldg. 71

Opened in 2004, The University of West Florida International Center and Japan House offer state-of-the-art amenities and classrooms for international education programs and cultural events. Features of the complex include international education classrooms, an authentic tatami room and a Japanese ...

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