Liberty County - Community
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No place else will you find Florida's natural beauty and original charm proudly showcased and preserved like in Liberty  County. One of the state's largest counties, Liberty County is also one of the least populated, home to a fortunate few who have discovered and treasure a lifestyle befitting Florida's last true frontier.
Bordered by the Ochlocknee River to the east and the Apalachicola River to the west, Liberty County is a true natural and recreational wonderland. Sportsmen, nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike enjoy Liberty's lakes, rivers, forests and other natural attributes.
Surrounded on all sides by some of Florida's most booming urban centers, Liberty has remained relatively untouched. What exists today is a fertile land of economic opportunity, where businesses can thrive and their employees can enjoy a lifestyle unlike any other.
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FACT
Although maintaining a relatively low profile, Liberty County offers a surprising and uniquely advantageous blend of two worlds - the sprawling, natural wonderland in the heart of the Apalachicola National Forest, just minutes away from some of Florida's most sought after high technology resources. |
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 Liberty County Offers...
- Hundreds of thousands of acres of protected forests, parks and waterways
- Quality public education and quick access to world-renowned centers of higher learning
- Minutes away from national collegiate sporting events and the world's most beautiful beaches
- Great year-round climate to enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, camping and countless other outdoor activities
- Low cost of living
- Easy access to the state and the world by land, sea and air
- Central location in the Florida Panhandle, halfway between the capital city of Tallahassee Panama City
- A community interested in and dedicated to improving economic development while protecting the quality of life.
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