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Known as the Sunshine State, Florida's semi-tropical climate includes both a rainy season (June to mid-November) and a temperate winter that attracts tourists as well as seasonal residents. Although heavily populated, the state also includes large undeveloped rural areas. The state is bounded to the north by Georgia and Alabama, to the east by the Atlantic Ocean and the nearby Bahamas, to the west by the Gulf of Mexico, and to the south by the Florida Straits and the state's distinctive archipelago, the Florida Keys, which includes the southernmost point in the United States. This category contains sites listed in topical subcategories as well as links to other geographic categories.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at state level include:
  • Businesses with multiple branches, offices, or locations spanning multiple metro areas.
  • Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire state.
  • Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with the entire state.
Compare existing listings for best results.
Find links to sites for or about artistic, cultural, and entertainment activities, events, institutions, and organizations. Subjects may include theatre, fine and visual arts, music, literature, and architecture.
This state-level category is for sites of statewide significance or for multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. May include performers, professionals, businesses, events, and venues.
This category is for companies and business groups with locations in several metro areas of this state, as well as links to similar sites at other geographic levels. This category is generally broken down into sub-categories.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. See the list of localities under the name of this state. However, some business listings may be accepted at the state level under certain conditions:
  • Businesses with multiple offices or locations spanning several metro areas.
  • Business clubs or associations drawing members from the entire state.
Depending on the type of company, some sites should instead be submitted to Arts and Entertainment, Travel and Tourism, or a Business and Economy sub-category. Compare existing listings for best results.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Site title should match the name of the business of organization or entity.
  2. Description should be factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
Each county under this master heading may contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at county level include:
  • Businesses with multiple offices or locations in a county.
  • Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire county.
  • Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with more than one locality in a county.
Primarily for links to similar categories at lower geographic levels, but may list schools, training institutes and educational resources with locations in more than one metro area in this state, as well as links to colleges and universities with campuses in more than one metro area in this state.
Most education sites should be submitted to a locality. Navigate to the list of localities under the name of this state to find the correct locality. However, schools with campuses in more than one metro area in a state may be submitted at the state level. Colleges and universities should submit to the appropriate sub-category at http://dmoz.org/Reference/Education/Colleges_and_Universities/North_America/United_States/ .

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Location must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
  2. For title, submit actual name of the school or company.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
For sites concerned with state-level government in this state on subjects such as laws, taxes, regulatory commissions, law enforcement, and emergency preparedness. Also for elected officials, to include U.S. senators and Congressional representatives from this state and Federal judges whose district lies within this state, as well as officials elected at the state level. Campaign sites should be submitted to this category instead: Society and Culture/Politics/Candidates and Campaigns. Compare existing listings for best results.
For general interest guides and directories concerned with the entire state, and for links to similar categories at other geographic levels.
This category is primarily for links to counties and metro areas listing general interest guides and directories, but may accept similar sites concerned with the state as a whole. Single-topic sites belong in other categories. For example, dining guides go to Business and Economy/Restaurants and Bars, hotel guides to Travel and Tourism/Lodging, and lists of businesses to Business and Economy/Directories.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Location must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
  2. Format title as Hostcompany:Subject, where the subject would generally be the name of the state.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
For links to counties and metro areas in this state listing sites for health, fitness, and medical concerns, and for the listing of such sites representing multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state.
This category is for doctors, care providers, hospitals, dentists, optical, chiropractors, mental health, alternative medicine, nutrition, fitness, pharmacies, conditions and diseases, consultants, emergency services, local health employment, and health-related associations and professional groups. Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
  2. For title, submit actual name of the practice, company, hospital, clinic, or individual practitioner or sole proprietor.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
Each locality under this heading may contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories.
No sites are to be submitted directly to this category. Instead, find the locality where a site is based from this list, and submit the site there.
For sites offering visual representations of the entire state such as maps and photographic images of characteristic scenes, as well as for links to similar categories at other geographic levels.
This category is primarily for links to other geographic levels but may accept submissions for maps, photographs, live web cams, or satellite imagery covering all or most of this state.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Area represented must be specified in text found on the site.
  2. Format title as Companyname or Hostcompany: Subject, where subject is the generally the area represented.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
Each metro area under this heading may contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories. As used here, each metro area is defined by its included counties, a way of grouping the state's counties into sub-state areas. Agreement with metro area definitions supplied by the U.S. Census Bureau is neither implied nor intended.
Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Sites which may be listed at metro level include:
  • Businesses with offices or locations in multiple counties spanning the metro area.
  • Clubs or associations drawing members from the entire metro.
  • Governmental, scientific or environmental sites concerned with a multi-county area.
To hold links to localities named for tribal reservations located within the boundaries of this state.
This category is for media such as newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations with a service area covering more than one metro area within this state, as well as for links to similar categories at other geographic levels.
Media sites are generally listed by service area, so many should be listed at county, region, or metro level. State-level listing of radio and television companies would be limited to those covering more than one metro area within the state.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Service area should be indicated by map or text.
  2. For title, submit masthead name of newspaper or magazine, or for broadcast media, the call letters followed by frequency or channel number, for example WZYX-FM 102.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
Primarily for links to similar categories at other geographic levels, but may list sites on hobbies, sports and participatory recreational activities drawing participants from all or most of the state, or concerned with the state as a whole.
This category is for activities such as baseball, basketball, bicycling, birding, boating, camping, crafts, fishing, football, gambling, golf, hunting, martial arts, scouting, skiing and soccer as well as hobbies such as games and model trains. Some business sites such as boat dealers should instead be submitted to Business and Economy. Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area. Compare existing listings for best results.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
  2. For title, submit name of the company, league, or group that is the subject of the site.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
This category is for the listing of sites with a presence throughout the region. If your site does not have locations or offer information serving the entire region, please submit to your locality instead.
Submitting your site to the wrong category will hinder your site''s addition to the directory
For sites concerned with the natural environment of this state as a whole as well as those for scientific institutions and companies with multiple locations throughout the state, and for links to similar categories at other geographic levels.
For sites concerned with the natural environment of all or most of the state, as well as scientific institutions and companies with multiple locations statewide. Subjects include wildlife, lakes, and research studies.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Locations must be shown, either by address or local phone number of the sponsoring institution or company, or by indicating the place where the site''s subject is found. Sites on large natural features may be more appropriate at county, region, or metro level.
  2. For title, submit name of sponsoring institution or company, site subject as it appears on main page, or both, separated by a dash.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
For sites concerned with people, society, and history of this state as a whole, including resources and institutions that serve the people, as well as for links to similar categories at other geographic levels. Also for organizations drawing members from more than one metro area within this state.
This category concerns resources and institutions that serve the people. Organizations are generally listed at the level corresponding to the area from which they draw their members, which can be locality, county, region, metro area, state or country. Subjects include religion, politics, history, clubs and lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, youth, activism, alternative sexuality, genealogy, animal welfare, disability resources, folklore, human rights, labor, and personal home pages.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Location must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number. Membership area should be indicated by text or map.
  2. For title, submit name of the group sponsoring the site, the subject as it appears as a banner on the main page, or both, separated by a dash.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
Primarily for links to sites at other geographic levels offering information on ways available to move people including roads and streets, buses and railroads, ride sharing and mass transit, airports and airlines, taxis, limousines, and car rentals.
Primarily for links to sites at other geographic levels offering information on ways available to move people including roads and streets, buses and railroads, ride sharing and mass transit, airports and airlines, taxis, limousines, and car rentals. Sites dealing with the transportation system of this state as a whole may be listed here. Sites dealing with freight and cargo should be submitted to Business_and_Economy/Industries, or to an appropriate sub-category if available.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

  1. Location must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
  2. For title, submit actual name of the company or governing agency maintaining the site.
  3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.
  4. Compare existing listings for best results.
Primarily for links to categories at other geographic levels as well as for resources such as statewide tourist guides for visitors.
Please do not submit links that contains information pertaining to a specific locations within Florida. These submissions are more appropriately submitted to local or regional categories. This Category is for links that contain information or services provided statewide or in multiple regions. Links that are not statewide or multi-regional will not be accepted.

Hotels and motels, resorts and inns, vacation rentals, parks and attractions should be submitted to the locality where they are physically located. To find the proper locality and submit there, navigate to the list of localities found under the name of this state.

Note: Each lodging facility may receive one listing. Multiple submissions of the same or alternate URLs can result in being banned from the directory.

Weather is the state of the atmosphere at a given time and place, with respect to variables such as temperature, moisture, wind velocity, and barometric pressure.
For sites dealing with weather over the state as a whole, and for links to similar categories at lower geographic levels.