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The Interstate 75 in Florida is the main
north-south transportation corridor on the west coast of
Florida.
The i-75
in Florida
runs mostly in a north-south direction along the western
coast of Florida,
however, at its southern section, the i-75 also travels in a
east-west direction across the southern portion of Florida;
where the i-75 travels from the west coast
(around Naples) through/across the
Everglades
to the east coast
(around Miami).
The i-75 connects most of the larger cities located along the
western portion of Florida state, some of the cites/communities
located along or near the i-75 in Florida include;
Alachua,
Bradenton,
Brandon,
Cape Coral,
Fort Myers,
Gainesville,
High
Springs, Lake
City,
Naples,
Ocala,
Port
Charlotte,
Punta
Gorda,
Riverview,
Sarasota,
St. Petersburg,
Sun City
Center,
Tampa.
From the west coast of Florida, the i-75 is the quickest and
most convenient route to access Georgia state... the i-75 is
also a convenient route to access
Interstate 10
in north Florida which
can then be followed either east or west, the i-10 is a
transcontinental highway that generally runs in an east-west
direction.
According to the software program
Streets & Trips,
it calculates the length of the i-75 in Florida at
approximately 482 miles long, with an estimated driving
time of approx. 7 hrs. & 32 minutes.
Below you'll find more information relating to the i-75 in
Florida that
includes;
- i-75 Florida news,
- i-75 Florida driving distance map,
- i-75 Florida city photo galleries,
- i-75 Florida city web sites,
- i-75 Florida tourism sites,
- i-75 Florida chambers of commerce.
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