Progress Village
Progress Village occupies a low, wooded section of the Florida coastal plain in Hillsborough County, on the eastern side of Tampa Bay. Interstate 75 runs beside the community as a major north–south route through the Tampa area, carrying long-distance traffic between central Florida and cities along the southern Gulf Coast. The terrain is notably flat, with broad road corridors, drainage ditches and stands of pine and hardwood vegetation marking the edge between suburban development and open land. Progress Village forms part of metropolitan Tampa, where historic Ybor City grew around cigar factories established in the 1880s by Vicente Martínez-Ybor.
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Progress Village combines a residential setting with the scale of the Tampa Bay metropolitan area in a way that reflects its position in central Hillsborough County. Recognized by the U.S. Census as a census-designated place, it forms part of the suburban continuum south of Tampa. Tampa Bay, the broad estuary opening to the Gulf of Mexico, is the defining coastal feature of this part of Florida, although the community lies inland. Its location makes Progress Village a useful reference point for exploring the county’s urbanized interior and the wider bay region. Browse additional webcams from surrounding Hillsborough County to extend your view of the Tampa Bay area.
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