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Indian River at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Indian River Shores, Orchid, Sebastian, Vero Beach |
| Popular Spot |
Vero Beach |
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Sandy Beaches |
22.4 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
40 |
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Great Florida Birding & Wildlife Trail |
12 sites |
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Brevard at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Indialantic, Indian Harbor Beach, Melbourne, Satellite Beach |
| Popular Spot |
Cocoa Beach |
|
Sandy Beaches |
71.6 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
182 |
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Volusia at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach, Ormond-by-the-Sea, Ponce Inlet, Wilbur-by-the-Sea |
| Popular Spot |
Daytona and Daytona Beach |
|
Sandy Beaches |
36 miles |
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Flagler at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Bunnell, Flagler Beach, Palm Coast, Beverly Beach |
| Popular Spot |
Historic Flagler Beach |
|
Sandy Beaches |
19 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
73 |
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St. Johns at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Crescent Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Augustine Beach, Vilano Beach |
| Popular Spot | Historic St. Augustine |
|
Sandy Beaches |
41.1 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
99 |
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Duval at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach |
| Popular Spot | Jacksonville and Jacksonville Beach |
|
Sandy Beaches |
22 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
112 |
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Nassau at a Glance |
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|---|---|
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Coastal Cities |
Fernandina Beach & Amelia Island |
| Popular Spot |
Fernandina Beach |
|
Sandy Beaches |
13 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
60 |
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Citrus at a Glance |
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|---|---|
| Coastal Cities |
Crystal River, Homosassa |
|
Popular Spot |
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge |
|
Sandy Beaches |
1/4 mile |
|
Public Accesses |
1 |
Using current knowledge of coastal processes and scientific data to better understand the statuses and trends of Florida’s coastal aquatic resources.
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Levy at a Glance |
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|---|---|
| Coastal Cities |
Cedar Key, Yankeetown |
|
Popular Spot |
Cedar Key |
|
Sandy Beaches |
3 miles |
|
Public Accesses |
4 |
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