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Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
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Each metro area under this heading may contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, each metro area is defined by its included counties, a way of grouping the state's counties into sub-state areas. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
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Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, and Lee. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
Compare existing listings for best results. |
Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist, and Levy. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
Compare existing listings for best results. |
Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following Florida counties: Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Duval, Putnam, Nassau, St. Johns, and Union, as well as the following Georgia counties: Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Clinch, Glynn, and Ware. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
- Certain types of "come to you" service providers.
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As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Miami-Dade and Broward. This definition does not necessarily coincide with those supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau. This category contains sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
Compare existing listings for best results. |
Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Marion, Osceola, Orange, Seminole, Sumter, and Volusia. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
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Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Liberty, Walton, and Washington. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
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Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Escambia, Okaloosa, and Santa Rosa. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
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Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following Florida counties: Gadsden, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Madison, Suwanee, Taylor, and Wakulla, as well as the following Georgia counties: Decatur, Grady, Lanier, Miller, Seminole, and Thomas. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
Compare existing listings for best results. |
Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Citrus, Hardee, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, and Sarasota. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
- Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
- Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
- Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
Compare existing listings for best results. |
Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
As used here, this metro area is defined as the area included in the following counties: Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
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