The 2025 land-cover pattern in Martin County is defined by a strong east-west contrast. Agriculture occupies 31.23% of the county
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Marion County shows a strong three-part land-cover pattern: a large forested east, broad agricultural areas in the west and northwest,
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Manatee County has a strong west-to-east land-cover contrast. Agriculture is the largest 2025 class at 34.17%, wetlands account for 26.55%,
Madison County has no single land-cover class that overwhelms the rest. Wetlands lead the 2025 summary at 30.66%, forest follows
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Liberty County is a wetland-dominated inland Panhandle county with very little hard-surface development. Wetlands account for 55.27% of the 2025
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Levy County is not dominated by a single land-cover type. Forest leads the 2025 summary at 30.45%, wetlands are almost
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Leon County combines a dense Tallahassee urban core with a much larger outer landscape of forest and wetlands. Forest is
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Lee County in Southwest Florida combines a large urban footprint with extensive wetlands and water. Developed land is the largest
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Lake County is one of the clearest examples in central Florida of water, wetlands, development, and working land sharing the
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