South Central Florida

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South Central Florida is a region of the U.S. state of Florida characterized by its inland location, agricultural areas, and small to mid-sized communities between the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf region
region of Florida
characterizedBy agricultural areas
inland location
mid-sized communities
small communities
country United States
hasClimate humid subtropical to tropical
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
hasFeature lakes
prairies
small cities
unincorporated communities
wetlands
hasLandUse farmland
rural residential areas
locatedBetween Atlantic Coast of Florida
Gulf Coast of Florida
linked to: Florida Gulf Coast
locatedIn Central Florida
Florida
Inland Florida
partOf Peninsular Florida
linked to: Florida Peninsula
populationDensity low to moderate
transportation limited interstate access
served by U.S. highways
served by state highways
urbanizationLevel less urbanized than coastal Florida

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Highlands County, Florida partOf South Central Florida
Fort Center locatedIn south-central Florida
linked to: South Central Florida
Okeechobee County, Florida locatedIn south-central Florida
linked to: South Central Florida
Okeechobee region south-central Florida
linked to: South Central Florida
Moore Haven, Florida region Inland South Florida
linked to: South Central Florida
Lake Okeechobee locatedInRegion south-central Florida
linked to: South Central Florida