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There's something undeniably magical about a road trip-the sense of boundless freedom, the ever-changing scenery, and the thrill of the unknown. It's not just about reaching a destination; it's about the experiences along the way. The hum of the engine, the wind rushing through open windows, and the endless stretch of asphalt ahead create a rhythm that lulls you into a state of adventure.

The Beginning: Anticipation and Excitement

Every road trip starts with anticipation. The night before departure is filled with last-minute packing, checking maps (or GPS), and that giddy excitement that makes sleep elusive. The car is loaded with snacks, playlists, and a mix of essentials and just-in-case items. As the engine starts the next morning, the journey truly begins-windows down, music up, and the open road calling.

The first miles are electric. The cityscape fades into suburbs, then into open countryside. The world feels full of possibilities. Conversations flow easily-plans, memories, jokes, and comfortable silences. The road is a companion, always moving forward, urging you to see what's around the next bend.

The Middle: Unexpected Discoveries

A road trip is never just about the highway. It's the detours that make it unforgettable. A hand-painted sign for a roadside attraction, a local diner with the best pie you've ever tasted, or a scenic overlook that wasn't on the itinerary-these unplanned moments become the heart of the journey.

Small towns welcome you with their quirks-a vintage gas station, a Main Street frozen in time, or a friendly waitress who calls you "hon." The landscape shifts: rolling hills give way to deserts, forests morph into plains, and mountains rise in the distance. Each mile brings new textures, colors, and stories.

There are challenges, too-wrong turns, sudden rainstorms, or that one rest stop with questionable bathrooms. But even these become part of the lore, the tales you'll laugh about later. A flat tire in the middle of nowhere leads to an encounter with a kind stranger. A missed exit becomes a chance to explore a hidden gem.

The Rhythm of the Road

Hours blend together in the best way. The playlist shifts from upbeat anthems to mellow tunes as the sun dips low. Golden hour bathes everything in warmth, and the world feels slower, softer. Conversations deepen as the miles pass-dreams, fears, and the kind of talks that only happen when you're untethered from daily life.

Night driving has its own magic. The road is quieter, lit only by headlights and the occasional glow of a distant town. The stars seem brighter out here, away from city lights. A 24-hour truck stop becomes a beacon of coffee and greasy comfort food, the neon sign a welcome sight in the darkness.

The Destination-and the Journey Home

Eventually, the destination appears, whether it's a national park, a coastal town, or a loved one's doorstep. There's satisfaction in arriving, but also a quiet longing for the road itself. Because the truth is, the trip isn't just about where you're going-it's about who you become along the way.

And then, there's the return. The road back is different-familiar yet changed. You're wiser, wearier, but full of stories. The car smells like adventure: sunscreen, fast food wrappers, and the faint scent of pine from that hike days ago. Home feels both comforting and strange after so much movement.

Why We Keep Going Back

A road trip is more than travel; it's a reminder of life's spontaneity. It's about control and surrender-planning the route but embracing the detours. It's about connection-to the people beside you, the strangers you meet, and the land unfolding outside your window.

And when it's over, you'll find yourself dreaming of the next one-because the road never really leaves you. It whispers in the everyday, calling you back to where the horizon never ends, and the journey is everything.

In the report below, the county's county seat is used as a starting point for a county. From there, all county seats within 250 straight-line miles from that county seat orgination point are shown. In those instances where a county does not have a county seat, than the largest city within that county is used as a reference point. There are a few cases where a county has two county seats, in that case, one is arbitrarily selected.

 
Seattle (King County, WA)
Dallas (Dallas County, TX)  
Manhattan (New York County, NY)  
Chicago (Cook County, IL)  
Atlanta (Fulton County, GA)  
West Palm Beach (Palm Beach County, FL)  
Tampa (Hillsborough County, FL)  
Tallahassee (Leon County, FL)  
Orlando (Orange County, FL)  
Miami (Miami-Dade County, FL)  
Kissimmee (Osceola County, FL)  
Jacksonville (Duval County, FL)  
Gainesville (Alachua County, FL)  
Fort Lauderdale (Broward County, FL)  
Los Angeles (Los Angeles County, CA)  
Apalachicola (Franklin County, FL)
Arcadia (DeSoto County, FL)
East Naples (Collier County, FL)
Bartow (Polk County, FL)
Bradenton (Manatee County, FL)

Bronson (Levy County, FL)
Brooksville (Hernando County, FL)
Bunnell (Flagler County, FL)
Bushnell (Sumter County, FL)
Clearwater (Pinellas County, FL)

Crawfordville (Wakulla County, FL)
Cross City (Dixie County, FL)
Dade City (Pasco County, FL)
DeLand (Volusia County, FL)
Fernandina Beach (Nassau County, FL)

Fort Lauderdale (Broward County, FL)
Fort Myers (Lee County, FL)
Fort Pierce (St. Lucie County, FL)
Gainesville (Alachua County, FL)
Green Cove Springs (Clay County, FL)

Inverness (Citrus County, FL)
Jacksonville (Duval County, FL)
Jasper (Hamilton County, FL)
Kissimmee (Osceola County, FL)
LaBelle (Hendry County, FL)

Lake Butler (Union County, FL)
Lake City (Columbia County, FL)
Live Oak (Suwannee County, FL)
Macclenny (Baker County, FL)
Madison (Madison County, FL)

Mayo (Lafayette County, FL)
Miami (Miami-Dade County, FL)
Monticello (Jefferson County, FL)
Moore Haven (Glades County, FL)
Ocala (Marion County, FL)

Okeechobee (Okeechobee County, FL)
Orlando (Orange County, FL)
Palatka (Putnam County, FL)
Perry (Taylor County, FL)
Punta Gorda (Charlotte County, FL)

Quincy (Gadsden County, FL)
St. Augustine (St. Johns County, FL)
Sanford (Seminole County, FL)
Sarasota (Sarasota County, FL)
Sebring (Highlands County, FL)

Starke (Bradford County, FL)
Stuart (Martin County, FL)
Tallahassee (Leon County, FL)
Tampa (Hillsborough County, FL)
Tavares (Lake County, FL)

Titusville (Brevard County, FL)
Trenton (Gilchrist County, FL)
Vero Beach (Indian River County, FL)
Wauchula (Hardee County, FL)
West Palm Beach (Palm Beach County, FL)

Adel (Cook County, GA)
Alma (Bacon County, GA)
Baxley (Appling County, GA)
Blackshear (Pierce County, GA)
Brunswick (Glynn County, GA)

Cairo (Grady County, GA)
Darien (McIntosh County, GA)
Douglas (Coffee County, GA)
Statenville (Echols County, GA)
Folkston (Charlton County, GA)

Hinesville (Liberty County, GA)
Homerville (Clinch County, GA)
Jesup (Wayne County, GA)
Lakeland (Lanier County, GA)
Ludowici (Long County, GA)

Moultrie (Colquitt County, GA)
Nahunta (Brantley County, GA)
Nashville (Berrien County, GA)
Pearson (Atkinson County, GA)
Quitman (Brooks County, GA)

Thomasville (Thomas County, GA)
Valdosta (Lowndes County, GA)
Waycross (Ware County, GA)
Woodbine (Camden County, GA)
1974
2211
2243
2197
2164
 
2115
2149
2191
2162
2141
 
2001
2083
2165
2202
2158
 
2337
2228
2293
2127
2158
 
2145
2153
2075
2210
2247
 
2120
2099
2078
2127
2050
 
2072
2344
2022
2265
2149
 
2270
2217
2166
2047
2210
 
1981
2182
2207
2169
2228
 
2135
2304
2002
2158
2180
 
2238
2101
2285
2206
2323
 
2037
2084
2087
2101
2149
 
1997
2147
2063
2075
2123
 
2128
2078
2116
2059
2123
 
2015
2118
2046
2067
2036
 
2011
2050
2096
2137
386
129
103
159
176
 
275
215
238
213
205
 
380
302
198
211
322
 
0
109
90
279
282
 
230
304
348
169
90
 
299
319
335
310
359
 
327
26
379
76
243
 
87
171
259
345
127
 
408
269
196
169
122
 
289
73
389
191
206
 
173
290
105
141
42
 
398
399
411
378
354
 
410
368
405
357
344
 
403
373
391
382
397
 
412
367
397
392
382
 
399
377
375
346
159
173
248
128
152
 
24
81
64
70
120
 
126
47
92
79
86
 
279
214
198
0
45
 
58
61
69
111
212
 
23
40
57
44
84
 
56
300
109
211
37
 
192
110
40
80
196
 
147
64
89
162
162
 
23
214
126
119
73
 
120
28
184
151
244
 
119
129
144
111
113
 
138
127
130
79
83
 
155
97
135
103
145
 
135
108
118
116
105
 
126
98
106
96
204
216
292
170
204
 
85
133
67
117
176
 
162
100
141
94
25
 
304
257
216
61
24
 
111
0
79
141
250
 
46
60
79
28
105
 
93
327
132
244
85
 
220
135
48
116
241
 
175
37
109
214
198
 
38
233
155
171
109
 
132
85
201
193
265
 
118
96
107
75
56
 
156
71
107
78
40
 
103
80
88
97
95
 
139
63
112
97
117
 
142
103
73
43
237
79
153
38
90
 
108
62
77
50
85
 
221
138
47
50
163
 
169
119
89
111
118
 
67
141
179
0
109
 
131
150
167
143
192
 
161
190
214
103
75
 
82
12
94
181
106
 
247
110
35
96
57
 
121
105
226
68
38
 
41
124
77
57
134
 
229
233
246
212
196
 
244
210
237
189
179
 
244
205
229
214
236
 
244
203
229
224
214
 
233
209
209
184
400
143
102
177
188
 
294
233
261
233
219
 
397
321
216
234
346
 
26
116
114
300
305
 
249
327
369
190
101
 
321
339
355
333
379
 
347
0
398
92
263
 
108
193
282
363
136
 
425
293
218
180
140
 
311
98
407
206
227
 
197
309
130
157
67
 
418
422
434
401
378
 
428
392
427
378
367
 
427
395
415
403
420
 
432
390
418
414
402
 
418
397
398
370
243
90
162
50
103
 
110
70
70
56
97
 
224
141
57
42
156
 
171
128
88
110
112
 
72
135
179
12
117
 
129
149
167
140
193
 
162
193
216
109
76
 
85
0
89
183
117
 
250
103
26
108
66
 
118
104
229
80
39
 
29
126
74
69
134
 
228
229
241
208
189
 
246
203
234
187
174
 
237
202
223
212
230
 
244
198
227
221
215
 
234
208
205
178
67
266
335
230
229
 
119
174
190
177
193
 
19
88
191
204
167
 
389
303
316
126
157
 
160
155
77
226
309
 
118
98
76
127
50
 
70
407
23
315
154
 
304
229
164
47
282
 
21
180
213
239
267
 
133
331
0
203
190
 
244
104
303
249
358
 
67
129
144
132
172
 
29
179
110
83
136
 
183
98
160
81
172
 
57
144
79
101
47
 
31
64
124
155
195
64
134
40
34
 
103
38
122
54
18
 
192
122
32
103
196
 
191
101
136
119
148
 
61
171
179
68
107
 
142
154
164
161
182
 
150
206
197
115
86
 
113
80
126
162
81
 
220
151
92
44
71
 
139
147
203
0
70
 
109
115
129
50
167
 
225
247
262
230
227
 
227
242
246
191
200
 
272
213
253
215
262
 
236
226
228
231
205
 
218
205
224
212
361
112
112
131
159
 
242
186
199
181
183
 
351
271
169
173
282
 
42
105
49
244
243
 
198
265
313
134
82
 
263
283
300
273
326
 
294
67
347
60
209
 
55
134
221
313
118
 
378
229
158
154
96
 
252
32
358
167
172
 
133
257
64
117
0
 
362
361
372
339
314
 
377
327
368
321
305
 
362
336
352
346
357
 
378
328
361
355
348
 
367
342
337
307
281
477
551
434
447
 
316
382
351
376
411
 
246
295
396
376
276
 
585
517
500
307
306
 
361
287
239
417
518
 
286
268
254
276
235
 
267
607
225
518
344
 
499
415
327
257
498
 
221
324
391
458
469
 
296
517
229
417
379
 
417
302
486
457
548
 
191
191
183
212
250
 
200
242
181
229
246
 
211
212
210
204
211
 
182
227
190
193
212
 
204
212
213
250
850
1062
1136
1019
1032
 
901
967
929
961
997
 
825
880
981
955
846
 
1166
1103
1079
891
884
 
946
862
824
999
1103
 
869
852
839
856
820
 
852
1189
809
1102
928
 
1080
996
907
842
1083
 
798
898
970
1043
1053
 
878
1096
809
1002
962
 
994
888
1063
1042
1127
 
777
767
756
788
815
 
781
803
762
813
822
 
768
795
776
788
773
 
767
799
775
776
797
 
787
797
791
821
983
1038
1107
995
1040
 
922
972
887
953
1015
 
934
925
976
910
814
 
1071
1076
991
899
861
 
950
840
868
959
1060
 
879
878
882
857
886
 
903
1096
898
1045
924
 
1013
948
882
913
1065
 
921
857
925
1048
1012
 
876
1004
916
1007
939
 
927
917
977
1016
1031
 
849
794
777
801
786
 
891
772
808
855
820
 
750
831
772
842
760
 
859
797
839
820
873
 
885
860
809
804
726
970
1010
952
923
 
866
902
942
914
897
 
752
834
919
953
911
 
1099
991
1048
878
910
 
897
904
826
963
1008
 
871
850
829
879
801
 
823
1108
774
1024
900
 
1026
970
917
798
972
 
732
933
959
929
985
 
886
1060
753
914
932
 
990
853
1039
963
1080
 
790
840
845
856
903
 
749
903
818
827
876
 
886
831
873
811
880
 
768
873
799
821
787
 
762
803
851
891
2331
2589
2644
2558
2544
 
2449
2503
2509
2508
2512
 
2337
2418
2520
2529
2447
 
2716
2619
2646
2451
2467
 
2490
2452
2385
2557
2631
 
2436
2414
2394
2434
2367
 
2397
2731
2344
2641
2483
 
2633
2559
2483
2376
2598
 
2311
2488
2540
2553
2595
 
2450
2661
2330
2526
2520
 
2571
2434
2633
2575
2688
 
2337
2361
2357
2383
2425
 
2313
2418
2346
2379
2414
 
2388
2372
2386
2357
2387
 
2318
2399
2342
2355
2346
 
2325
2356
2382
2422


Sources: STI: PopStats and STI: Colossus