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STATE: FLORIDA

#	Important Bird Area	Priority (Criteria Met)
1	Alachua Lakes	State
2	Apalachicola River and Forests	Global
3	Bay County Beaches	State
4	Big Bend Ecosystem	State
5	Big Marco Pass Shoal	State
6	Biscayne Bay	State
7	Cape Canaveral-Merritt Island	Global
8	Cayo Costa-Pine Island	State
9	Chassahowitzka-Weekiwachee	State
10	Citrus County Spoil Islands	State
11	Clearwater Harbor-St. Joseph Sound	State
12	Coastal Pasco	State
13	Cockroach Bay-Terra Ceia	State
14	Crystal River Tidal Marshes	State
15	Dog Island-Lanark Reef	State
16	Eglin Air Force Base	Global
17	Fort George and Talbot Islands	State
18	Greater Apalachicola Bay	State
19	Gulf Islands GEOPark	Global
20	Gulf Islands National Seashore and Adjacent Areas	State
21	Hillsborough Bay	State
22	Huguenot Park-Nassau Sound	State
23	J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge	State
24	Johns Pass	State
25	Key West National Wildlife Refuge	State
26	Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge	State
27	Little Estero Lagoon	State
28	Lower Tampa Bay	Global
29	Matanzas Inlet and River	State
30	North Lido Beach- Palmer Point	State
31	Northern Atlantic Migrant Stopover	State
32	Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge	State
33	Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve	State
34	Sarasota and Roberts Bay	State
35	St. Johns National Wildlife Refuge	State
36	St. Joseph Bay	State
37	St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge	State
38	Volusia County Colony Islands	State
39	Walton County Beaches	State

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For general information about the Important Bird Areas Program, see http://www.audubon.org/bird/iba/. To search the IBA Search tool for information on additional Important Bird Areas throughout the country, click here.

This project has been possible thanks to the generous support of the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act Grant of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Last Updated 23 January 2007