What size is Tampa compared to all of Florida? (Trivia)?
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As of a 2005 estimate\n\n#1 Jacksonville   - 782,623\n#2 Miami            - 386,417\n\n#3 Tampa           - 325,989
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This guy is from Boston.  He obviously has no idea.  Tampa is a great medium sized city.  The temp in our winter(dec,jan,feb) averages around 71 high and 53 low but we do have those harsh cold fronts every once in a while.  Sports here range from golf, tennis, football, basketball, fishing(excellent in spring and summer) and many watersports like water sking.  What ever sport you like besides snow sports, you can do here,  Even surfing.  South Tampa is the best part of Tampa.  It is very close to our downtown and mostly middle to upperclass homes.  many good bars and nice normal people.
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Q. What is the Size of a Volleyball Court?\n\nA. Indoor courts are the same size for the FIVB, USAV, CVBA and most sanctioning bodies - 18m x 9m (29'6" x 59'). Indoor courts also have an attack line that runs parallel and 3m (9'10") behind the center court line. Line widths are 5 cm (2") wide. Some beach courts are slightly larger measuring 30 feet by 60 feet. However, in 2001 FIVB and soon after the AVP shortened the doubles beach court to 16m x 8m.
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Well Britain is 80,800 square miles and USA is  3,618,770 square miles, so that would make it nearly 45 times the size!
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Florida\nNoah is too much for the Little Bruins
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Whats the largest state in the world\nhows that to start with
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Used to.  Just moved to Florida.
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usually people from florida
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All the info you could want:\nhttp://www.sizesurvey.com/result.html
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http://www.sylvia.org/home/lectures_tour2006.cfm  \n\nHere is her schedule for her current tour.  I see Miami and Tampa, but not St. Petersburg.  Click the link for more info!  I love Sylvia Browne, hope you get a chance to go!
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My favorites  Tennessee and North Caolina.  They are pretty and the people are exceptionally nice.  My least favorite is Florida.  I lived in Fort Lauderdale, and it's a nasty overcrowded hellole and the people are rediculously rude!
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The whole state of Florida.
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United States: 9,631,418 km² (3,717,727 mi²)\nAustralia: 7,686,850 km² (2,967,124 mi²)\n\nAlaska is 1,717,854 km², or 663,266 mi², so the United States is still larger (but not by a lot) if you exclude Alaska.
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In south and central Florida, average yearly rainfall is about 53 inches. But we seldom see "average" rainfall. Actual rainfall varies widely from year to year, and from location to location. For example, historical annual rainfall for the city of Miami ranges from a high of 89 inches,...to a low of 34 inches! On any day, one part of the region may be getting more rain than needed at the same time another area is in the midst of drought.\n\nHope this helps!
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Here in order are the largest cities in Florida,Jacksonville 777704,Miami 379724, Tampa 321772, ST.Petersburg 249090, Hialeah 224552,Orlando 205648, Tallahassee 156612,
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If you want to live near the beach, that's clearwater or st. petersburg.  It's always going to be more expensive to live near the water, but you may be able to find some good deals if you look hard enough.  If you decide to live in the city, Hyde Park is a great area.  It's about 30min from the beach, is right in the heart of the nightlife and is just a great place to live.  It's one of the more coveted areas, so it's not the cheapest.  New Tampa is northeast of downtown tampa (near the Univ of South FL campus) and is the up and coming area of tampa.  No bad neighborhoods that i know of and all the developing residential neighborhoods make real estate a reasonable purchase.  (NT is the area where 75 and 275 merge if you check a map).  \n\nThe other person's recommendation of Brandon is not a bad one, but it's hit or miss there.  You have some nice areas that are just blocks away from some of the poorest and most dilapidated areas.  Good luck and welcome to Tampa!
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Sitka, Alaska is the largest city in area. Sitka includes a whopping 2874 square miles of incorporated area. The city is larger than the state of Delaware! Officially known as the "City and Borough of Sitka," the city consolidated the City of Sitka Borough in 2000 to be the country's largest city.\nSitka displaced Juneau, Alaska as the largest city upon the 2000 incorporation. Juneau is 2717 square miles and was formed through incorporation of the borough and city in 1970.\n\nSitka is a perfect example of an "overbounded" city, which refers to a city that has boundaries that extend far beyond its developed area (certainly the glaciers and ice fields in the city won't be developed soon.)\n\nJacksonville, Florida is the largest city in area in the contiguous 48 states at 758 square miles.