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The population of Gainesville is approximately 96,466 (2001).
The amount of land area in Gainesville is 90.284 sq. kilometers.
Gainesville elevation is 170 feet above sea level. Gainesville miscellany. Return to Index Gainesville location: in north-central Florida, north of Ocala. Here is a map page for Gainesville.
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The climate for Gainesville is mild with warm summers and mild winters. There is a 255 day growing season. History & History Related Items Gainesville history: Named for a Seminole War hero, Edmund Gaines, Gainesville was founded in 1854. The area was mainly known for its citrus fruit until a series of freezes in the late 1800's halted the industry. When the University of Florida was established in Gainesville in 1906, the area took a new turn and began to develop. Here is a good history page from the City of Gainesville. Gainesville attractions: Landmarks and historical sites in the area Devil's Millhopper State Geological Site Florida Museum of Natural History Kanapaha Botanical Gardens Harn Museum of Art Return to Index
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