Gainesville, Florida, is recognized as one of Florida’s most livable
cities as it flourishes in the heart of beautiful North Central
Florida. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico,
the area basks in beautiful sunshine during the daytime while the
cool breezes make summer nights comfortable.
Gainesville is located in Alachua County,
a county of 12 incorporated cities. As county seat, Gainesville
serves as the commercial hub for the North Central Florida area. It
is home to the University of Florida, the largest public land grant
institution in the state and a key player in education, medicine,
cultural arts and sports for the area.
Location
Gainesville
is situated on the I-75 corridor, 85 miles south of the Georgia
border, 50 miles east of the Gulf of Mexico, and 67 miles west of
the Atlantic Ocean. Marking the northern border is the Santa Fe
River, part of the freshwater system located in the area.
Climate
With average highs between 76 and 82º F in the spring and fall,
between 89 and 91º F in the summer, and as high as 69º F in the
winter, Alachua County’s temperate climate indulges a growing season
that lasts through much of the year. The rainfall for 2002 measured
49.5 inches, averaging between 3 and 4 inches per month.
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