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Florida spans 500+ miles from the Georgia border to Key West, featuring Atlantic beaches, Gulf Coast white-sand shores, and subtropical inland ecosystems. Visitors swim in the Atlantic near Miami and Fort Lauderdale, kayak through the Everglades' mangrove channels, dive coral reefs in the Florida Keys, and explore spring-fed rivers like the Crystal River. The state's interior contains natural springs, cypress swamps, and wildlife reserves. Coastal cities like Tampa, Jacksonville, and Pensacola offer urban beaches and waterfront dining. Regional cuisine includes fresh grouper, stone crab, key lime pie, and Cuban sandwiches in Miami. Theme parks cluster near Orlando, while the Panhandle's Gulf Shores provide quieter beach experiences.

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