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Map of Alachua County, 1883. In 1817, F. M. Arredondo received the 20-mile square Arredondo Grant in the southern part of what is Alachua County. By the time Florida was formally transferred from Spain to the United States, people from the United States and from Europe were settling in the area.
Discover the attractions, events, and activities of Alachua County, Florida, home to Gainesville and other charming towns. Explore state parks, springs, trails, arts, beer, and more in this diverse and vibrant destination.
Sep 24, 2024 · Alachua County is one of 61 Florida counties under a state of emergency after Gov. Ron DeSantis issued an updated order Tuesday morning that included 20 more counties.
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Alachua is the second-most populous city in Alachua County and the third-largest in North Central Florida. It has a rich history dating back to the Spanish missions, the American settlements, and the railroad development, and it is part of the Gainesville metropolitan area and the bio and life science sector.
Oct 12, 2020 · ALACHUA COUNTY’S HISTORY IS FILLED WITH TRIUMPHS AND TRAGEDIES, INNOVATION AND PERSEVERANCE. Native Americans and Early Settlers. The name Alachua comes from the area’s first settlers, the Timucuan Indians.
