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Escambia

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Es·cam·bi·a  (-skmb-)
A river rising in southeast Alabama as the Conecuh River and flowing about 372 km (231 mi) southwest to join Escambia Creek, about 121 km (75 mi) long, and then southward into northwest Florida, where it empties into Escambia Bay, an arm of the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola.


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a major attraction for divers and fishermen, which by one estimate could contribute as much as $9 million per year in economic benefits to Escambia County, FL.
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Florida FEMA has designated 11 Florida counties for public assistance only: Bay, Broward, Collier, Escambia, Franklin, Gulf, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton.
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Specifically, Alachua Duval, Leon, and Escambia counties infant mortality rates ranged from 15.
Comparison of infant mortality rates across counties in Florida by Carney, Dawn Goodridge / American Journal of Health Studies
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