Florida Cities range from big household names like Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa and Orlando to small unknown places like Plant City, Rockledge, Zephyrhills, and Niceville. Our guide to Florida cities has critical information for residents and tips for visitors that you won't find anywhere else. And if you are thinking of moving to a Florida City we have the information you need on schools, jobs, and recreation.
Fishing, yachting, farming, great beaches and cattle ranches are a few of the things you will find in Fort Pierce. The City stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the western border of St Lucie County. With a population of about 41,000 Fort Pierce is a spacious slow paced city.
Palm City has some of the best schools in the State of Florida. Located just west of Stuart, Palm City runs from the St Lucie River west. Palm City is primarily a bedroom community with many nice neighborhood but little industry. Residents typically live in Palm City and work in nearby cities such as Stuart, Palm Beach, and Port St Lucie.
Because Palm City is very close to both the Florida Turnpike and I95 residents can easily commute. Some Palm City residents commute as far south as Boca Raton, which is about a one hour drive.
Tallahassee is the Capitol of Florida and home to Florida State University (FSU) and Florida A & M University.
Tallahassee’s rolling hills, seasonal climate, and giant oak trees, creates a different feel for Florida than the southern part of the state. Located in the panhandle of Florida in Leon County, Tallahassee is only 30 miles to the Gulf of Mexico’s beaches and 20 miles south of the Georgia border.