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Pinellas County Beaches
Pinellas County Beaches An unspoiled, beautiful part of life . . . . . . in Paradise Found! Pinellas County maintains three major parks along the Gulf Coast. Fort De Soto Park, located in Tierra Verde, at the south end of the county, is one of the largest county parks in the State of Florida, with over seven miles of shoreline. Sand Key Park, located in central Pinellas County, has almost a half mile of beachfront. Howard Park is a gem located on the Gulf of Mexico in the northern reaches of th...
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North Redington Beach
North Redington Beach is a small island town known for the friendliness of those who live there and the beauty of its beaches. If you want to live surrounded by water, North Redington Beach will suit you well. Four land “fingers” extend into Boca Ciega Bay on the eastern side of the island, giving residents on each side of the streets a waterfront home, many with private boat slips in their own backyard. White sand beaches meet the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Mexico on the wester...
