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Suncoast Connector
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Alachua
Archer
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Bronson
Brooksville
Cedar Key
Chiefland
Cross City
CrystalRiver
Dunnellon
FanningSprings
Fort White
Gainesville
Greenville
High Springs
HorseshoeBeach
Inglis
Inverness
Jasper
Jennings
Lacrosse
LakeButler
LakeCity
Lee
LiveOak
Madison
Mayo
Monticello
Newberry
Otter Creek
Perry
Trenton
WeekiWachee
White Springs
Williston
WorthingtonSprings
Yankeetown
Leon
Jefferson
Madison
Hamilton
Suwannee
Taylor
Columbia
Baker
Alachua
Lafayette
Union
Levy
Marion
Gilchrist
Dixie
Citrus
Pasco
Hernando
Suncoast Connector0 5 10 15Miles
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Legend
Active Rail
Interstates
Toll Roads
State Highways
Off-System Roads
Urban Area
Study Area
G u l fo f
Me x i c o
Toll Roads (Under Construction)
DRAFTJuly 9, 2019
The Suncoast Connector study area extends from Citrus County to Jefferson County. The corridor includes:
z 8 counties (Citrus, Dixie, Gilchrist, Jefferson, Lafayette, Levy, Madison and Taylor)
z 21 cities and towns z 5,635 square miles of land area z 286,827 residents z 48,780 jobs z 2,217 lane miles of state highway system
z 147 miles of active rail z 1 seaport
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3899-20190821 © Florida Department of Transportation Last Modified 8/21/2019
For more information, visit FloridaMCORES.com
Suncoast Connector
A Community-Based Approach
The Multi-use Corridors of Regional Economic Significance (M-CORES) program is Florida’s most significant infrastructure-building project since the 1950s. Regional task forces will study three specific corridors intended to address rural infrastructure needs across the state, and the task forces will stress collaboration with local communities. The program is modeled after the Wekiva Parkway (State Road 429), which created much-needed regional road infrastructure while helping to protect the natural resources surrounding the Wekiva River. The M-CORES study areas are broad and do not identify specific routes.
M-CORES Goals
z Alleviate congestion
z Support multiple modes of transportation (shared-use trails, freight and passenger rail, public transit)
z Improve energy distribution
z Build water, sewer and other infrastructure
z Connect rural communities
z Expand broadband service
z Conserve wildlife
z Protect environmentally sensitive areas
z Create jobs
z Advance trade and logistics z Provide hurricane
evacuation routes
http://floridamcores.com
