Centerville
Few communities in Florida have a past as closely bound to the wooded uplands of the Red Hills as Centerville. This northeastern part of the Tallahassee area sits within a rolling band of clay soils, lakes and hardwood cover that extends across north Florida and southern Georgia. Centerville Road is a developed local corridor where mature trees, detached homes and neighborhood streets still give the area a distinctly low-rise character. Tallahassee, Florida’s capital since statehood in 1845, lies close by and brings government, university life and major services to the wider area. Centerville retains the quieter residential scale associated with the Red Hills rather than the dense form of the city centre.
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Centerville lies in north Florida’s Red Hills region, where rolling, wooded uplands differ markedly from the state’s broad coastal lowlands. This small Leon County community sits east of Tallahassee, Florida’s capital, placing it within the orbit of the Florida State Capitol while retaining a distinctly rural setting. Lake Miccosukee lies nearby to the east, part of a landscape shaped by clay soils, forests and scattered lakes. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Leon County and the Red Hills.
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