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	Citrus County Courthouse
		Although little citrus is now grown in the region, owing to changes in climate, Senator David Levy Yulee did operate a plantation in the vicinity of Homosassa, and a variety of sweet orange was once cultivated by that name.
		Citrus County, which was established in 1887, has appropriately dubbed itself the "Nature Coast." Much of its territory is preserved in state forests and parks, including "Nature's Fish Bowl" Homosassa Springs, Lake Tsala Apopka, the manatee sanctuaries at Crystal River, and the site of Seminole War-era Ft. Cooper.
		The county commissioners originally met at a local church, while court functions were conducted in the Moffatt and Gaffney residences, the latter rented for the sum of $19 per month.
	www.jud10.org /Courthouses/Citrus/citrus.html (501 words)

	Citrus County Health Department: Citrus County, A Health Place to Be!
		Citrus County has one of the oldest populations in the state, with 32.1 percent of the population over the age of 65.
		Citrus County’s 10 leading causes of death are the same as for the state, though respiratory disease ranks as the third leading cause of death in Citrus County, while it is fourth in the state.
		The primary causes of premature mortality in Citrus County are cancer and heart disease, accounting for 13,705 YPLL, or 52.2 percent of YPLL due to the leading causes of death.
	www.citruscountyhealth.org /HealthAssess/ExecSummary.htm (2162 words)

	Citrus County FLGenWeb Project
		Citrus County is located on the west coast of the peninsula, approximately seventy miles north of Tampa.
		A robust citrus growing industry developed in the eastern part of the area and it became a focus of intense economic expansion soon after the war.
		Citrus County was originally part of Hernando County; but through the efforts of Senator Austin S. Mann, the Florida legislature established Citrus County on June 2, 1887.
	www.rootsweb.com /~flcitrus (542 words)

	Citrus County Information
		The county is surrounded by water and is bounded on the north and east by the Withlacoochee river and the Tsala Apopka chain of lakes, on the east, and on the west by the Gulf of Mexico, into which the Homosassa and Crystal Rivers flow.
		Citrus County is the least expensive Suncoast county, and one of the least expensive counties in Florida for the combined costs of housing, food, apparel, transportation and health, recreation and personal services, according to University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Research.
		Citrus County's current population of nearly 120,000 is expected to grow to 145,300 by the year 2010, according to University of Florida researchers.
	www.bjdavis.com /citrusinfo.htm (792 words)

	Citrus County
		Citrus County was named in honor of the fruit as a robust citrus growing industry developed in the eastern part of the area and it became a focus of intense economic expansion soon after the War Between the States.
		The village of Mannfield (geographically located in the center of the newly created county) was selected to be the acting Citrus County seat for two years, after which a vote of the county electors was to decide the permanent site.
		To affect the transfer before the injunction could be served the Inverness faction moved the county government in the middle of the night in May 1891, transferring all county records, court furniture and fixtures in wagons brought for that purpose.
	www.tc.citrus.fl.us /history_citrus_county.htm (557 words)

	Citrus County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Citrus County is just 45 minutes outside the heartbeat of big city life.
		Only 45 minutes north ot Tampa, Florida's beautiful Citrus County is home to hundreds of crystal lakes, miles of unspoiled coastline, rolling hills and the largest population of manatees and other wildlife; An exceptional lifestyle for those who enjoy nature and being away from the fast pace of the city.
		The western part of Citrus County is famous for its hundreds of islands, creeks, and the spring-fed waters at the Crystal and Homosassa Rivers which flow into the Gulf of Mexico.
	www.naturecoastland.com /Citrus_County/citrus_county.html (245 words)

	Citrus County Historical Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Former Senator David Levy Yulee operated a plantation in the vicinity of Homosassa, Florida in Citrus County, and a variety of sweet orange was cultivated there and appropriately named the "Homosassa" orange.
		The original county seat was located at Mannfield, and later moved to Inverness, which was named after it's sister city in Scotland by a settler of Scottish descent.
		The county commissioners originally met at a local church, while court functions were conducted in the Moffatt and Gaffney residences, the latter of which rented for the sum of $19 per month.
	www.cccourthouse.org (469 words)

	Citrus County
		Debbie, who came to Citrus County from Los Angeles via Fort Lauderdale, fell in love with the area years ago and is fulfilling her dream with a 20-acre ranch bordering the State Forest, complete with riding school, stables and trail rides.
		Citrus Country is an 90-minute drive from the nearest airports at Orlando or Tampa or approximately seven hours from Miami.
		Citrus County offers an increasing variety of accommodations, from campgrounds and RV parks to bed and breakfasts and golf resorts.
	www.chattbike.com /stories/jjohnson/citrus.htm (1879 words)

	Citrus County, Florida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Citrus County is a county located in the U.S. state of Florida.
		The U.S. Census Bureau 2005 estimate for the county is 134,370.
		Citrus County leans slightly Republican in national, state and local races, electing a mix of some local Conservative Democrats and Republicans, while generally voting Republican in presidential elections.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Citrus_County,_Florida (368 words)

	2005 General Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		At all Citrus County Speedway events, the driver assumes responsibility for his or her pit area and the actions of his or her pit crew and/or guests in every respect.
		Decisions of Citrus County Speedway racing officials or interpretations of rules pertaining to race, procedures, scoring of positions shall be considered final.
		Citrus County Speedway has the right to consolidate or otherwise modify the make-up of the races if the number of contestants present, or other conditions warrant their doing so.
	www.citruscountyspeedway.com /2005_general_rules.htm (3776 words)

	The History of Citrus County Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In that same census, Mannfield, which was to become the county seat of Citrus County a few years later, had a population of 250 and Crystal River had a population of 200.
		Around the same time, Citrus became the big industry in the eastern part of the county, helped along when the Florida Orange Canal and Transit Company built a canal from the groves to the Lake Panasoffkee railhead in Sumter County allowing fruit to be barged through the canal and along the Withlacoochee River.
		The big freeze in 1894-95 ended the citrus industry in the county just at the time that phosphate was discovered in the area and the worker population swelled until World War I terminated the flow of phosphate to European markets, the mines closed, and the population plummeted.
	www.sandersonbay.com /citruscounty/history.html (1488 words)

	Citrus County Florida Historical Sites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		County records, furnishings, even the clerk who refused to go, were loaded on a wagon and moved.
		All that remains from past railroad activity are cement mileage and whistle markers, the Lake Henderson Trestle and the Inverness Depot built in 1892.
		This page and all of the many pages about Citrus County Florida which we are offering you here on our site are meant to help you learn about our wonderful area.
	www.sandersonbay.com /citruscounty/historicalplaces.html (1830 words)

	Citrus County Land & Lots
		Citrus County Florida consists of rolling hills and naturally beautiful crystal clear springs, rivers and lakes which sets this section of Florida apart from other cities in the state.
		Most noteworthy, Citrus County is the home to the largest herd of endangered manatees in the state.
		Citrus County is located in the heart of Florida's beautiful Nature Coast.
	www.citruscounty.cjb.net (354 words)

	Citrus County :: HOME PAGE
		Welcome to Citrus County, Florida, where the skies are sunny, the air is warm and the springs are cool.
		Citrus County is the only place in the United States where you can legally swim alongside them.
		Citrus County boasts a myriad of great festivals and family get togethers throughout the Fall and Winter Months.
	www.visitcitrus.com (247 words)

	Citrus County Florida - Birdwatching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Citrus County's golf courses offer you the unique opportunity to combine your hobbies into a fun filled day.
		The Citrus County Audubon Society can be reached by writing to PO Box 2943, Homosassa Springs, FL 34447, should you care to contact them before your trip, or after, to report any unusual sightings.
		Launching from the county maintained park at the end of CR 480 (W. Miss Maggie Drive), you can float to the main spring or paddle up one of the many feeder creeks in search of a headwater spring.
	www.citruscountychamber.com /info_tourism/birdwatch.htm (1048 words)

	Award Winners - Citrus County
		The Citrus County School District is fortunate to have a fine and expansive partnership with the Citrus County Sheriff’s office that strives for a safe learning environment.
		The citizens of Citrus County look to the school system in partnership with the Sheriff’s office to insure that each student has the opportunity to learn in an environment that is not compromised or diminished through non incidents (ie: drugs, weapons, and violet acts, etc.) on campus.
		It is an honor for the Citrus County School District to have a long-standing partnership with Charles and Lou Ellen Davis, owners of the Charles E. Davis Funeral Home.
	www.firn.edu /webfiles/others/commish/winners/counties/citrus.html (1740 words)

	Citrus County Schools
		Thank you for your interest in the Citrus County School District.
		Citrus County is a high performing school district that consistently ranks near the top on state measures of testing and accountability.
		In fact, the state of Florida ranked Citrus County as an "A" district for the 2005-2006 school year.
	www.citrus.k12.fl.us (201 words)

	We Welcome Your Business In Citrus County!
		Citrus County, commonly known as the “Nature Coast”, is located in west central Florida on the Gulf of Mexico, just an hour north of Tampa.
		We are pro-business in Citrus County and through our Business Retention and Expansion efforts we will continue to build a community that offers all services necessary to the employers and employees.
		Citrus Memorial also has medical offices and clinics in six locations, including their new Heart Center.
	www.citrusedc.com (333 words)

	Extension Services
		University of Florida Citrus County Extension is a branch of the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) and the Florida Cooperative Extension Service system.
		Citrus County Extension connects the public with the University of Florida/IFAS's knowledge, research, and resources to address youth, family, community and agricultural needs.
		Citrus County Extension has access to the latest research and technology on more than 2,000 subjects of interest.
	www.bocc.citrus.fl.us /extension/extension_services.htm (341 words)

	Citrus County Annual Impact
		In 1999, IFAS served the Citrus County population of 114,898.
		Citrus County Extension utilizes Master Gardeners on a daily basis to answer numerous telephone calls related to plant disease and insect control, to write newsletters, and to respond to walk-in inquiries -- all under the supervision of Extension staff.
		Citrus County government adopted an Administrative Regulation establishing guidelines for managing existing and future turf and landscapes at all Citrus County facilities utilizing the educational guidelines of the University of Florida Extension's Florida Yards & Neighborhoods Program, Environmental Landscape Management principles and Best Management Practices.
	analysis.ifas.ufl.edu /citrus.htm (1750 words)

	Citrus County Web Hosting and Web Design at CitrusWebs.com
		The surrounding counties include Levy to the north - northwest, Marion to the northeast, Sumter to the east - southeast, and Hernando to the south.
		Also, Citrus County is known for its beautiful waterways, crystal clear springs, and gentle manatees.
		If variety is the essence of the Florida experience, then from its unspoiled shore on the Gulf of Mexico to its rolling hills and sparkling lakes, Citrus County has it all.
	citruswebs.com /citrus_county/citrus_county.htm (252 words)

	Citrus County Health Department: Citrus County, A Health Place to Be!
		County health departments will issue health advisories or warnings when these conditions are confirmed.
		In order to prevent the spread of rabies we work cooperatively with Citrus County Animal Control and local veterinarians to promote public education and encourage our citizens to have there animals vaccinated.
		County health departments provide direct services in the operational aspect of the program through routine inspections, plan reviews, educational programs, and enforcement actions.
	www.doh.state.fl.us /chdCitrus/environmentalhealthinspections.htm (1112 words)

	Citrus County Veterans Coalition, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Citrus County Veterans Coalition has readjusted its meeting schedule to accommodate member 's holiday schedules.
		All meetings will be held at the Citrus County Community Center in Lecanto, and begin at 6 p.m.
		All Veterans and Veterans Organizations are invited to get involved with the Citrus County Veterans Coalition and find out what you can do to help your fellow Veterans and their families who are in need of assistance.
	www.citruscountyveteranscoalition.org (317 words)

	Citrus County Annual Impact 2000
		In the 2000 census, the Citrus County population was 118,085.
		As of 1996, Citrus County had 185,900 acres in timberland with standing timber valued at $97 million.
		Free recycled mulch-compost from the county landfill was used for the mulch layer to retain moisture.
	analysis2000.ifas.ufl.edu /citrus2000.htm (1246 words)

	Citrus County, Florida houses, real estate, agriculture, wages, work, ancestries, and more
		Churches in Citrus County include: Mount Olive Church, Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, New Second Bethel Baptist Church, River Gardens Baptist Church, Shiloh Church, Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses, First Assembly of God.
		Citrus County historical area-adjusted tornado activity is near Florida state average.
		Tornadoes in this county have caused 3 fatalities and 15 injuries recorded between 1950 and 2004.
	www.city-data.com /county/Citrus_County-FL.html (521 words)

	CCSO Home
		The mission of the Citrus County Sheriff's Office is to maintain peace and order by providing law enforcement services that are of the highest professional quality and are responsive to the needs of our community.
		Whether you’re a regular visitor to the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office Web site or this is your first time, I hope you like the new design and changes we’ve made.
		By pitching in and doing your part, you and your family can help keep Citrus County one of the safest counties of its size in Florida.
	www.sheriffcitrus.org (273 words)

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