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Featured Places for Florida

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Florida's remarkably diverse lands and waters harbor a wealth of natural and cultural riches. Explore a few of Florida's most extraordinary places.

Featured Places for Florida

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  © Rob Sheppard (Apalachicola River Basin Featured Image)

  Apalachicola River Basin

  Though it faces threats from afar, the Apalachicola River Basin is a national hotspot of biodiversity with well over 1,000 native plants and animals and numerous endemic species that exist only in this region.

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  © Gary Knight/FNAI (Lake Wales Ridge Featured Image)

  Lake Wales Ridge

  Created from ancient dunes deposited 650,000 years ago, this sandy ridge in the center of the state contains one of the highest concentrations of rare plants and animals in the United States.

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  © Gary R. Knight/FNAI (The Everglades Image)

  Florida Everglades

  The Everglades ecosystem is a diverse, interconnected mosaic of habitats unlike anywhere on the North American continent.

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More Places in Florida

• Atlantic Coast Ridge

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