Big Bend (Florida)

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This map shows the counties that are often included in the Big Bend region of Florida.

The Big Bend of Florida, U.S.A., is an informal region of the state around Apalachee Bay, an arm of the Gulf of Mexico. It runs from Wakulla County on the west end through Jefferson, Taylor and Dixie counties to Levy County on the southeast end.^[1] Common usage may also include Franklin, Gadsden, Leon, Liberty and Madison counties in the region.^[2]^[3] The principal city in the region is Tallahassee.

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	State of Florida Tallahassee (capital)
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Regions	Big Bend \| Central Florida \| Emerald Coast \| First Coast \| Florida Keys \| Florida Panhandle \| Gold Coast \| Nature Coast \| North Central Florida \| South Florida \| Southwest Florida \| Space Coast \| Sun Coast \| Tampa Bay Area \| Treasure Coast
Largest cities	Boca Raton \| Boynton Beach \| Bradenton \| Brandon \| Cape Coral \| Clearwater \| Coral Springs \| Davie \| Daytona Beach \| Deerfield Beach \| Delray Beach \| Deltona \| Fort Lauderdale \| Fort Myers \| Fountainbleau \| Gainesville \| Hialeah \| Hollywood \| Jacksonville \| Kendale Lakes \| Kendall \| Kissimmee \| Lakeland \| Largo \| Lauderhill \| Margate \| Melbourne \| Miami \| Miami Beach \| Miami Gardens \| Miramar \| North Miami \| Orlando \| Palm Bay \| Palm Coast \| Palm Harbor \| Pembroke Pines \| Pensacola \| Plantation \| Pompano Beach \| Port Orange \| Port St. Lucie \| St. Petersburg \| Sarasota \| Spring Hill \| Sunrise \| Tallahassee \| Tamarac \| Tamiami \| Tampa \| Town 'n' Country \| Wellington \| Weston \| West Palm Beach
Counties	Alachua \| Baker \| Bay \| Bradford \| Brevard \| Broward \| Calhoun \| Charlotte \| Citrus \| Clay \| Collier \| Columbia \| DeSoto \| Dixie \| Duval \| Escambia \| Flagler \| Franklin \| Gadsden \| Gilchrist \| Glades \| Gulf \| Hamilton \| Hardee \| Hendry \| Hernando \| Highlands \| Hillsborough \| Holmes \| Indian River \| Jackson \| Jefferson \| Lafayette \| Lake \| Lee \| Leon \| Levy \| Liberty \| Madison \| Manatee \| Marion \| Martin \| Miami‑Dade \| Monroe \| Nassau \| Okaloosa \| Okeechobee \| Orange \| Osceola \| Palm Beach \| Pasco \| Pinellas \| Polk \| Putnam \| Santa Rosa \| Sarasota \| Seminole \| St. Johns \| St. Lucie \| Sumter \| Suwannee \| Taylor \| Union \| Volusia \| Wakulla \| Walton \| Washington

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Big Bend (Florida)

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