Tourist Guide Defuniak Springs
DeFuniak Springs city is situated in Walton County in Florida. It is the county seat of Walton County. It was founded by the officers of the Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad, which was a subsidiary of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad (L&N). This city was named after Frederick R DeFuniak, the president of (L&N).
The population of this city was 5,089 people as per the 2000 census. As per the 2004 estimates, it showed 5,141 people. By 2009, it reached 4,976 people.
As per the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 11.2 square miles, out of which, 11.0 square miles of it is land and 0.2 square miles is water.
De Funiak Springs gets 66 inches of rainfall each year. Overall, this city gets 228 sunny days per year. The number of days having measurable precipitation is 119 days. The month of January is cold with 40 degrees and the month of July, on the other hand, is warm with 92 degrees.
Explore map
Related Contents
More Travel Guides in United States:
Santa Rosa Beach (About 23.4 mi) - Black (About 29.9 mi) - Destin (About 30.7 mi)
More information United States:
All cities in United States - United States Map - United States Photos
| Santa Rosa Beach - 23.4 mi | |
|
Santa Rosa Beach is situated in Walton County. Its latitude and longitude are 30.396 and -86.229 respectively. The total altitude is about three feet. Santa Rosa Beach... |
|
| Black - 29.9 mi | |
|
Black can be described as a town located in county of Geneva, Alabama, US. It’s, in fact, portion of Dothan, Alabama Metropolitan Statistical Area.As per US Census Bureau,... |
|
