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Located on the shores of Lake Lanier and at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this city of excellence is the economic center of Northeast Georgia and home to  more than 165,771 people. Nestled in a city in Hall County in Georgia, it is often called chicken capital of the world; because of its large number of poultry processing unit. The area around Gainesville encompasses many state parks and national wildlife refuges reflecting the region’s commitment to wildlife and natural resources preservation. Hundreds of freshwater springs are within the short distances of Gainesville due its unique geography and the underground limestone formations of the Floridan Acquifer. Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, Florida Museum of Natural History, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings historic State Park, Florida National Scenic Trail, Brasington’s Adventure Outfitters, Kanaka Botanical Garden, Paynes prairie, The Hippodrome State Theater are the spots that add color to the beauty to the charm of Gainesville.

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 Many of the pleasures living in the Gainesville area are water related. The beaches of both coasts are easily accessible. Many of the springs are within easy reach of Gainesville. These springs and the lake and rivers they feed, have exceptionally clear, cool water, and a white sandy floor. Some have been developed into full-blown tourist attractions, with underwater viewing galleries, cruises on glass-bottomed boats, and water shows of various kinds.