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    This Florida travel guide provides an overview of the state's history, facts, and most visited places. Florida joined the union in 1845 and its economy relies heavily on tourism. It produces citrus fruits and has a warm climate. The guide lists population statistics and notes about Florida's capital, motto, symbols, and status as a populous state. Popular destinations highlighted include theme parks like Walt Disney World and Universal Studios, as well as natural areas like the Everglades and Florida Keys.

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    Have you

    ever
    wanted to
    go to The
    Great
    Sunshine
    State? Well
    we are here
    to help!

    Florid
    a
    Travel
    Guide
    And a special
    thanks to our
    sponsors!!

    By: Naomi
    Pientka

    grapefruit and oranges.


    Floridas capital is Tallahassee.

    Florida
    History
    Florida, which joined the union
    as the 27th state in 1845, is
    nicknamed the Sunshine State
    and is known for its warm
    climate and natural beauty.
    During the Civil war, Florida
    was the thirs state to secede
    from the union. Starting in the
    19th century many northern
    state residents moved to
    florida to escape the harsh
    winters. In the 20th century
    tourism became and still is
    Floridas leading industry.
    Florida is also known for their

    Facts
    about
    Florida
    Floridas population is
    18,801,310 people.
    The sixe of Florida is
    65,758 square miles.
    Floridas motto is In God
    we Trust.
    Floridas tree is Sabal
    Palm

    Floridas flower is Orange


    Blossom
    Floridas bird is a
    Mockingbird.
    Florida is the third most
    populous state in the US.
    Florida has the longest
    coastline in the US.
    Florida is the flattest
    state in the US.
    Florida is the largest
    citrus producer in the US
    and second in the world.

    Most
    Visted
    Places
    Wizarding World
    of Harry Potter
    Walt Disney
    World

    Kennedy Space
    Center
    Florida Keys
    Legoland
    Florida
    Everglades
    Magic Kingdom
    Gatorland
    Islands of
    Adventure

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