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Wakulla County

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Local places
4
Population
38,089
Planning millage
13.4421 mills
Note paths
7
2 Cities 2 Census-designated places
Data notes

Census GEOID: 12129. Population and place types come from the Florida Census place dataset used by this site. The planning millage is a Florida Revenue county-summary row, not a parcel rate, estimate, or bill. Open the property-tax guide for the limits and calculator.

Official county paths

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These links go to the county office or district listed by a statewide official directory. Use the exact address when a parcel, precinct, school assignment, or evacuation instruction is involved.

County-office snapshot checked 2026-07-13. Office names, hours, contacts, and service details can change on the linked site.

Local pages

Places in Wakulla County

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Census-designated places (2)

These are named Census places, not incorporated city governments. County and special-district offices often own the practical record.

Useful county context

Notes with examples, nearby ties, or broader rules

These notes create useful paths from Wakulla County, but they may describe a statewide rule, regional subject, neighboring place, or one county example rather than a rule unique to this county.

Outdoors

St. Marks refuge changes the pace near Tallahassee

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge gives the Tallahassee area a coastal-wetland side, with wildlife drives, trails, lighthouse views, and refuge details to check.

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Outdoors

Big Bend Seagrasses make the Nature Coast feel wide

Big Bend Seagrasses Aquatic Preserve spans more than 150 miles from Apalachee Bay to the Withlacoochee River across Wakulla, Jefferson, Taylor, Dixie, and Levy counties.

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Cars and driving

Big Bend Scenic Byway makes the coast and forest feel connected

The Big Bend Scenic Byway turns North Florida into a long road story of capital city, forest, marsh, river towns, Gulf water, and quiet planning.

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History and culture

Sopchoppy worm gruntin' turns a forest skill into a town party

Sopchoppy's worm gruntin' tradition turns an old bait-gathering skill into one of Wakulla County's most memorable local festivals.

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Outdoors

Wakulla Springs is Tallahassee's deep-spring neighbor

Wakulla Springs gives the Tallahassee area a major spring, lodge, riverboat, wildlife, and water-conditions check.

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Outdoors

Apalachicola National Forest is Tallahassee's big pine neighbor

Apalachicola National Forest gives the capital area a huge public-land backyard, with pine woods, lakes, trails, springs, sinkholes, and quiet roads.

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Outdoors

The St. Marks trail links Tallahassee to the coast

The Tallahassee-St. Marks trail gives the capital area a paved rail-trail line toward the Big Bend coast.

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Sources used for this page

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Last checked July 13, 2026. The place list comes from the Florida Census place data used by this site. Direct note relationships stay separate from broader contextual paths. County office links come from the statewide directories named on the linked sites, and county tax planning rows use Florida Revenue November 2025 millage data. Before relying on a rule, fee, deadline, public record, service, school assignment, storm instruction, or permit path, use the official source for the exact address.

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