Leon County, Administrative division in Tallahassee, Florida, United States.
Leon County lies in Florida's Panhandle with rolling hills and numerous lakes dotting the landscape. Tallahassee serves as the county's administrative center and Florida's capital.
The territory was established in 1824 and named after Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León. During the American Civil War, the region remained free from military conflict.
Two major universities shape the character of the county and draw students from around the world. Their presence influences daily life, events, and the region's overall character.
The area is best explored by car, as roads connect the main destinations. Many services and information are available online and can be researched beforehand.
The public library system began with separate facilities for different population groups. Today it operates as an integrated network serving the entire community without division.
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