Seminole

Seminole is a suburban community in Pinellas County, Florida, with residential areas and commercial zones clustered throughout. The city features tree-lined streets with local shops, restaurants, and parks that serve daily neighborhood life.

The area attracted early white settlers in the 1840s and took its name from the Seminole Native American people before officially incorporating in 1970. This transformation reflected the broader growth of residential communities across central Florida during the 20th century.

The Seminole Community Library operates as a joint venture with St. Petersburg College, providing educational resources and programs for residents throughout the year.

The City Center serves as the main shopping area with multiple stores and dining options throughout. The location offers good access and parking for exploring the community and nearby attractions.

Waterfront Park offers direct access to water activities including kayaking and canoeing for visitors. The boardwalks and trails wind through natural areas, allowing people to move between different parts of the waterfront.

Location: Pinellas County

Elevation above the sea: 11 m

Website: http://myseminole.com

GPS coordinates: 27.83861,-82.78500

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:03