Apalachicola, Florida
Apalachicola is located in Franklin County. About 2,341 people live here (as of 2020). Between 2010 and 2020, the population grew from 2,231 to 2,341. The region is at 4 meters above sea level. The area covers about 6.8 square kilometers. There are about 210 streets in Apalachicola. The region was founded in 1827. The ZIP codes are 32320–32329. The dialing code is 850. Apalachicola is county seat of Franklin County, Florida, United States. Among other things, Apalachicola has restaurants, cafés, clothing Stores and schools. More information at cityofapalachicola.com.
Apalachicola – Facts
| Population | 2341 |
|---|---|
| Area | 6.8 km² |
| Year built | 1827 |
| Elevation | 4 m |
| Located in | Franklin County |
| Postal code | 32320 |
| Country | United States |
| Official name | Apalachicola |
| Described by | Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition |
| Website | http://cityofapalachicola.com |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Streets in Apalachicola, Florida
Streets
Sunset Lane
22nd Avenue
10th Street
Commerce Street
The Owl Cafe Tap Room, Railroad Crossing, United States Post Office, Bert Lindsley Studio-Gallery, Base Camp Apalach Florida Geotourism, Riverside Mercantile
20th Avenue
Avenue CFranklin Cafe, Old Stuff Shop
Avenue DApalachicola Sponge Company, Apalach Outfitters, Lou’s Bar + Eatery, The Owl Cafe, The Shop
11th Street
Avenue EHistoric Apalachicola City Hall, Apalach Waters
Avenue FBay Organics
Avenue G
Avenue H
Avenue I
Dr Martin Luther King Jr Avenue
Avenue J
Avenue K
Avenue D Street
Avenue L
Whispering Pines
Prado Street
Myrtle Avenue
Avenue M
Cottage Road
Main Street
Bay Avenue
12th Street
Cornellius Rizer
13th Street
Laurel Street
14th Street
The Prado
Fred Meyer Street
15th StreetKids World
25th Avenue
Earl King Street
MarketApalachicola During The Civil War, Eagle
South Street
16th Street
4th Avenue
17th Street
Timothy Simmons Street
Forbes StreetApalachicola
James Clay Street
Earl King
Apoca Avenue
23rd Avenue
19th Avenue
4th StreetSubway, Parlor Bar
5th StreetMermaid
Shadow Lane
21st Avenue
Penton Street
18th Street
24th Avenue
Ellis Van Fleet Street
Chestnut Street
Alpha Avenue
20th Street
Cornellius Rizer Street
7th Street
Alcola Avenue
Water StreetHugo docking 2012, Up The Creek Raw Bar, Forgotten Coast Books, Cafe con Leche, Center for History, Culture & Art
8th Street
9th Street
Adams Street
22rd Avenue
Rex Buzzetts Street
Battery Park Lane
21st Street
Clairmont Avenue
18th Avenue
2nd Street
Market StreetApalachicola Chocolate Company, Pam Nobles Art Studio, Backstreet Peddler's Alley Botanical Garden, Welcome To The Beach, Go Fish, Deep Southern, Coast, Old Time Soda Fountain, La Robe Boutique
6th Street
Avenue B
Bay Colony Way
Morris Cannon
3rd Avenue
Sawyer Lane
23rd Street
Butler Street
Ambos LaneAllotment gardens
Arts centers
Attractions
Banks
Boat storages
Bookstores
Buildings
Cemeteries
Clothing stores
Commercial buildings
Community centers
Convenience stores
Drugstores
Fast food restaurants
Fire stations
Gardens
Guest houses
Hotels
Houses
Libraries
Liquor stores
Marinas
Museums
Office buildings
Parks
Places of worship
Sports fields
Supermarkets
Theaters
Tourist information centers
Town halls
Other
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