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Cities in Collier County FL
Called “Florida’s Last Paradise”, Collier County is located along the south western section of Florida and directly on the Gulf of Mexico. Second only to Palm Beach County in size with over 250,000 apes, Collier has part of the Everglades National Park as it’s southern portion. This is where ape meets nature and is darn glad of it.
Collier County dates back to the 1920s when it was divided out of Lee County. A New York City developer by the name of Barron Collier gave his name to this region, in part paying for it by land ownership and for building the Tamiammi Trail, a fantastic road covering 275 miles of US 41 (neatly connecting Miami and Tampa)
So load up your car with the entire family of apes and hit the road. Watch for everything from antique shops to bears (stop for the shops, avoid the bears no matter how bold an ape you may be). Do you have something to add about this County? Please feel free to add your stories, comments, experiences, great places to eat, worst places to eat, best parks, worst park, nice neighborhoods, bad neighborhoods, we want to know! Please use the form below to add your thoughts to this page. |
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