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Living in Gainesville

Gainesville is the county seat and largest city in Alachua County in North Central Florida. The population of Gainesville in the 2010 Census was 124,354. Nearly 50,000 of Gainsville's resident either study or work at the University of Florida. The university boasts state-of-the art gymnasiums, libraries, a museum and art gallery. During the school year, there are seminars, sports and recreation opportunities to take advantage of across campus. The large student population gives way to a great selection of dining, recreation and entertainment options in the city of Gainesville. There is also a wealth of outdoor activities to to explore in the region. The links below will lead to you many of these destinations and events:
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University of Florida Campus Map
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International Center
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George E. Smathers Libraries
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Center for Leadership and Volunteer Service
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Center for Student Involvement
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Campus Recreation and Sports
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Gator Sports Schedule
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Performing Arts Schedule
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Programs, Arts and Leisure Activities
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Samuel P. Harn Art Gallery
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UF Lake Wauberg Recreation
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Paynes Prairie Reserve
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Florida State Parks
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Florida Springs
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Santa Fe Teaching Zoo
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Gainesville Cycling Club
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Gainesville Dining
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Gainesville Drink Specials
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Gainesville Local Food Movement
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Union Street Farmers Market - Every Wednesday
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Gainesville Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs
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Gainesville Art Walk - Last Friday of the Month
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The Hippodrome Theatre
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Harn Musueum of Art
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