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There seems to be an ongoing fist fight about where the highest point 
actually is. There is a point near Clearmont that claims to be 345 feet 
and claims to be the peak. There is a point - Moundon Hill - which I 
look at out my back door that some claim is the highest. Of course the 
argument could be settled easily but it goes on.

However, it seems there is a bound between sea level and 100 meters.

Truman

Lynn Kinsky wrote:

> > No offense Jody, beter check your references again. Swamps are in the 
> > south end of the state. The land features of FL are very subtle.
>
>
> Subtle is a good word <g>.  I'm from Florida, and flat is also a good 
> word.  This is a description of the lumpy part of the state:
>
> > In 1921, Edward W. Bok was spending the winter months in the  
> > residential mountain lake community located adjacent to the highest  
> > hill of Florida's Lake Wales Ridge, 298 feet above sea level.  He 
> > enjoyed taking evening walks to the top of "Iron Mountain," among  
> > the virgin pines and sandhill scrub, to enjoy Florida's dramatic  
> > sunsets and bird life. The idea came to him to preserve this  hilltop 
> > and create a bird sanctuary - a place of beauty, serenity  and peace.
>
>
> --
>  
>
>
>  Lynn Kinsky, Santa Ynez, CA
>  http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky/



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"A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems."

- Paul Erdos (1913-1996)




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