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Locating a moving
and storage company in Orlando,
Florida will help get your move
organized. But, do you have questions about Orlando? Below is some information for you.
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Orlando is the sixth largest city in Florida with a
population of 185,951. The city is 101 square miles with an elevation of 112
feet. Orlando
is known as "O-Town" and "The City Beautiful". Walt Disney World is the most
well known tourist attraction in Orlando
area, but there are many of other attractions. Fifty two million tourists visit
Orlando each
year. It has the second largest number of hotel rooms and the most conferences
and conventions of any city in the United States. There are also many
golf courses throughout the area.
Summer is very hot
and humid with temperatures between the low 70's and mid 90's. The temperature
rarely rises above 100, but the heat index can reach 110 degrees. Severe
afternoon thunderstorms are common, with heavy rain, high winds, hail and
severe lightning. Winter has lower humidity and the temperatures can dip into
the 50's and rise into the 70's. The area can have a freeze, but it's rare for
the temperature to drop below 32 degrees.
Orlando gets about 50" of precipitation year each
year and most of it is between June and September. Hurricanes are a definite
risk in Orlando, but they aren't usually as
severe when they reach Orlando
since the storm has been over land for a time. Storm surge isn't an issue for Orlando, but high winds
and torrential rain is possible.
Some well known attractions in the Greater Orlando area
include:
- Arboretum
of the University
of Central Florida
- Blue Spring State Park
- Central Florida Zoological Park
- Cirque
du Soleil: La Nouba
- Cornell Fine Arts
Museum
- Cypress Gardens Adventure
Park
- Discovery
Cove
- Gatorland
- Kennedy Space
Center - 45 minutes from Orlando
- Medieval
Times Dinner & Tournament, in Kissimmee
- The Orlando Museum of Art
- The Orlando Science Center
- The
Ripley's Believe It or Not!.
- Wet n'
Wild
Tourism is a large part of the Orlando economy. Forty eight million tourists
traveled to Orlando
in 2004. Conventions are also a big part of the economy. Missile systems,
aeronautic craft and high tech research are part of the economy. There are a number
of engineering firms and various US Air Force facilities.
Two non profit hospitals are located in Orlando -
- Florida Hospital
- Orlando Regional
Healthcare
Orlando Regional has the only Level I trauma center in Florida and Winnie
Palmer Hospital
for Women and Babies has the only Level 3 neonatal intensive care unit in Florida.
For much more
information about Orlando, Florida - visit these sites:
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