Taylor County, Florida

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administrative territorial entity county

Taylor County, Florida is a largely rural county in Florida's Big Bend region along the Gulf Coast, known for its forestry industry, coastal marshes, and the city of Perry as its county seat.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative territorial entity → county →
adjacentToCounty	Dixie County, Florida NERFINISHED → Jefferson County, Florida NERFINISHED → Lafayette County, Florida NERFINISHED → Madison County, Florida NERFINISHED → Taylor County, Georgia (across Gulf via maritime boundary) →
bordersBodyOfWater	Gulf of Mexico →
characterizedAs	largely rural county →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
containsProtectedArea	Big Bend Wildlife Management Area → St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (portion) →
containsWatercourse	Econfina River → Fenholloway River NERFINISHED → Steinhatchee River →
country	United States of America →
dateEstablished	1856 →
economySector	forestry → recreation and tourism → timber industry →
FIPSCode	12123 →
GNISID	00295963 →
governmentType	county commission →
hasAirport	Perry-Foley Airport →
hasCity	Perry, Florida →
hasCoastlineOn	Gulf of Mexico →
hasCountySeat	Perry, Florida →
hasFeature	coastal marshlands → pine forests →
hasLargestCity	Perry, Florida →
hasSchoolDistrict	Taylor County School District →
hasUnincorporatedCommunity	Foley, Florida → Keaton Beach, Florida → Salem, Florida → Shady Grove, Florida → Steinhatchee, Florida →
isPartOf	North Florida NERFINISHED →
knownFor	coastal marshes → forestry industry →
locatedIn	Big Bend region of Florida → Florida →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Time Zone → Eastern Time Zone →
namedAfter	Zachary Taylor →
partOf	Gulf Coast of the United States →
postalAbbreviation	FL →
regionType	coastal county →
state	Florida →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Madison County, Florida →	borderedBy
Jefferson County, Florida →	bordersCounty