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| Location: Northwest Florida in the Panhandle bordering Bay, Jackson, Liberty and Gulf Counties. | |
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Population: 13,017 (Census 2000) Area: 574.34 Square Miles Land Area: 567.31 Square Miles Water Area: 7.03 Square Miles County Seat: Blountstown |
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Average temperature: January - 53.1 degrees, August - 81.5 degrees.
Average rainfall: 58.94
History: Calhoun County was established from a portion of Escambia County in 1838. The county was named for John C. Calhoun, Senator from South Carolina and an outspoken advocate of the doctrine of states' rights.
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