Arredondo lies on Gainesville’s southern fringe in north-central Florida, where suburban development meets the low, wet prairie country of Alachua County. The community is named for the Arredondo Grant, a vast Spanish land grant issued in 1817, recalling a period long before modern Gainesville spread across the area. To the east, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park protects a broad basin of marshes, lakes and grassland that defines much of the regional terrain. Arredondo remains a quiet historic locality within Gainesville’s wider urban area, near the University of Florida yet distinctly less urban in character. Continue with other webcams from Alachua County to see how this part of north-central Florida connects regionally.
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