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and Tri-County Coalition Tourism Symposium Dixie County is situated in the heart of the Nature Coast. The Gulf of Mexico and the Steinhatchee River serve as western borders, while the Suwannee River sits on Dixie's eastern side. Visitors come here to enjoy hunting, fishing, boating and bicycling. Many return year after year to visit salty Jena at the northwestern edge of the county, stroll through Cross City, fish from Horseshoe Beach, relax in shady Old Town or enjoy the waterfront village of Suwannee where the great river meets the Gulf. This coastal county comprises the towns of Cross City, Old Town, Jena (across the river from Steinhatchee), Horseshoe Beach and Suwannee, counting with two Chambers of Commerce. Click
here to go to Enterprise Florida's Demographics Profile for Dixie County.
Dixie County Chambers | Gilchrist County Chambers | Levy County Chambers Gilchrist County
Gilchrist County is an unspoiled cluster of virgin woods and water, crossed
by Florida's most serene rivers: the Suwannee and the Santa Fe. There's no
noisy interstate slicing through the county. In fact, oak and pine shaded
lanes are the norm in Gilchrist. Many lead to rivers, where there are picnic
sites and boat ramps. Others end at crystal clear springs. But all show the
natural beauty of the county.
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Gilchrist County.
Dixie County Chambers | Gilchrist County Chambers | Levy County Chambers Levy County Levy County is the perfect place to discover the natural beauty of Florida and marvel at the unspoiled splendor of its Nature Coast. Residents wake up to the whisper of pines and the gentle sound of wind swept marshlands. This perfect area allows its visitors to escape from stress, follow in the footsteps of American John Muir to the last stop on his "1000 Mile Walk to the Gulf" in 1867 and discover the "many gems of palmy islets called keys" on its coastline. Listening to the songs of birds and the mating calls of alligators, cooling their toes in crystal clear springs, exploring the rivers or splashing in the Gulf along with porpoises are a few of the reasons why Levy is becoming one of the favorite spots for nature lovers to visit. Levy County's largest towns are Chiefland, Bronson, Otter Creek, Williston, Yankeetown, Cedar Key, and Fanning Springs (which is divided between Gilchrist and Levy counties). Six chambers of commerce operate in this county. Click
here to visit Enterprise Florida's up-to-date Demographics Profile for Levy
County.
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