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Marianna, Florida in Jackson County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Marianna.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Jackson county include:

Alford,   Alliance,   Bascom,   Browntown,   Campbellton,   Chipola Terrace,   Collins Mill,   Compass Lake,   Cottondale,   Cypress,   Dellwood,   Glass,   Graceville,   Grand Ridge,   Greenwood,   Haynes,   Hornsville,   Jacob City,   Kent Mill,   Kynesville,   Lovedale,   Malone,   Oakdale,   Parramore,   Rambo,   Richter Crossroads,   Rock Creek,   Round Lake,   Sills,   Simsville,   Sinai,   Sink Creek,   Sneads,   Steele City,   Two Egg,   Waddells Mill,  

 

Or have a look at other Florida counties including:

Alachua,   Baker,   Bay,   Bradford,   Brevard,   Broward,   Calhoun,   Charlotte,   Citrus,   Clay,   Collier,   Columbia,   DeSoto,   Dixie,   Duval,   Escambia,   Flagler,   Franklin,   Gadsden,   Gilchrist,   Glades,   Gulf,   Hamilton,   Hardee,   Hendry,   Hernando,   Highlands,   Hillsborough,   Holmes,   Indian River,   Jefferson,   Lafayette,   Lake,   Lee,   Leon,   Levy,   Liberty,   Madison,   Manatee,   Marion,   Martin,   Miami'Dade,   Monroe,   Nassau,   Okaloosa,   Okeechobee,   Orange,   Osceola,   Palm Beach,   Pasco,   Pinellas,   Polk,   Putnam,   Saint Johns,   Saint Lucie,   Santa Rosa,   Sarasota,   Seminole,   Sumter,   Suwannee,   Taylor,   Union,   Volusia,   Wakulla,   Walton,   Washington,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Marianna, FL?
Then read on!

1. Marianna is the county seat of Jackson County, Florida.
2. The city was founded in 1828 and named after the daughter of a local Indian chief.
3. It is home to Florida Caverns State Park, which is the only state park in Florida with dry caves open for public tours.
4. The town was the site of a major Civil War battle in 1864 known as the Battle of Marianna.
5. It is home to Chipola College, a two-year college that offers a variety of degree programs.
6. The town is known for its annual Cotton Pageant, which celebrates the area's agricultural heritage.
7. The town is also home to the historic Russ House, which was built in 1845 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
8. Marianna is located near the Apalachicola National Forest and is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, and canoeing.