General Information
Location
Naples, Florida is a beautiful city located west of Miami and South of Fort Myers, two of the most popular spots in the state of Florida. Driving to Naples is a pleasure. It is accessible for those who appreciate the tropical panorama which is Florida in a leisurely fashion via the famous Tamiami Trail. For those who want to arrive a little earlier in order to have more time to enjoy themselves, the modern Highway 75 fits the bill.
Naples is about 130 miles south of Tampa, 30 miles south of Fort Myers, 125 miles west of Miami, and most importantly for the young at heart, 190 miles south/west of Kissimmee, the famous home of Disney World.
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Population and Economy
According to the US Census Bureau in 2007, the estimated population of the city is 21,653.
The city’s economic stability is for the most part, due to the attraction to tourism. Local paradise spots such as the Everglades, Marco Island and of course the famous Paradise Coast vacation region, make for a vibrant and exciting, yet comfortably sized city.
Temperature Averages:
Average annual high: 84F (29C)
Average annual low: 64F (18C)
Average annual precipitation: 51.9 inches
Average annual snowfall: You must be kidding!
Schools
Naples boasts an abundance of schools, all under the oversight of the District School Board of Collier County. These include public, Catholic and High Schools, along with accredited Universities that offer Associate, Bachelor and Graduate degrees.
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District School Board of Collier County
Local Government Offices
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City of Naples Government