List of sister cities in Florida

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This is a list of sister states, regions, and cities in the U.S. state of Florida . Sister cities, known in Europe as twin towns, are cities which partner with each other to promote human contact and cultural links, although this partnering is not limited to cities and often includes counties, regions, states and other sub-national entities.

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Florida jurisdictions often partner with foreign cities through Sister Cities International, an organization whose goal is to "promote peace through mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation". [1] Sister cities interact with each other across a broad range of activities, from health care and education to business and the arts. [2]

Sisters of Florida State, cities and counties

The lists below were compiled from the official Sister Cities International website (unless noted), [3] corrected on orthography and region listed. Sister Cities will recognize cities only when the partnership is filed with them and remove relationships when one of the involved cities makes a formal request. [2] Partnerships can be active, inactive (no actions taken from any of the partners for some time) or officially canceled. The list below has relationships in all three statuses. Examples of canceled partnerships are Hialeah-Managua and West Miami-León, Nicaragua, canceled because of political differences during the Sandinista regime; [4] Hollywood-San Salvador, canceled as a protest against the Salvadoran Civil War; [5] and Boca Raton-Spandau Borough, Berlin. [6] Years can be approximate; in this case the number is followed by "~". The year listed will be the first date that the relationship is mentioned in media articles.

Florida state

Florida jurisdictionSister jurisdictionCountryYear [7]
State of Florida Gyeonggi-do Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea2000
Languedoc-Roussillon Flag of France.svg France1989
Nueva Esparta Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela1999
Taiwan Province Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1992
Wakayama Prefecture Flag of Japan.svg Japan1995
Western Cape Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa1995

Florida cities and counties

Florida jurisdictionSister jurisdictionCountryYear
Apalachicola Columbus, Georgia Flag of the United States.svg USA1800 [8]
Bay County Mérida, Yucatán Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico2003 [9]
Bay Harbor Islands Marechal Deodoro, Alagoas Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2003 [10]
Bonita Springs Grünstadt, Rhineland-Palatinate Flag of Germany.svg Germany1991 [11]
Boynton Beach Qufu, Shandong Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China2001 [12]
Les Cayes, Sud Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2001 [13]
Bradenton Barcarrota, Extremadura Flag of Spain.svg Spain1962 [14]
Cape Canaveral Guidonia Montecelio, Lazio Flag of Italy.svg Italy1988 [15]
Ithaca, Kefallinia Flag of Greece.svg Greece2005~ [16]
Kloten, Zurich Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland2000~ [17]
Sagres, Algarve Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal2004 [18]
Cape Coral Nyeri, Nyeri Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya2014 [19]
Clearwater Kalamaria, Thessaloniki Flag of Greece.svg Greece2001 [7]
Nagano, Nagano Flag of Japan.svg Japan1959 [20]
Wyong, New South Wales Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia2001~ [7]
Cocoa Beit Shemesh, Jerusalen District Flag of Israel.svg Israel2004 [13]
Cocoa Beach Kyustendil, Kyustendil Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria2004 [21]
Santa Marta, Magdalena Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1965 [22]
Cooper City Killarney, County Kerry Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland2003 [23]
Coral Gables Aix-en-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Flag of France.svg France1997 [24]
Antigua Guatemala, Antigua Flag of Guatemala.svg Guatemala1993 [25]
Quito, Pichincha Flag of Ecuador.svg Ecuador1983~ [26]
Coral Springs Paraíso, Cartago Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica2002 [27]
Crestview Noirmoutier-en-l'Île, Pays de la Loire Flag of France.svg France2001~ [7]
Daytona Beach Bayonne, Aquitaine Flag of France.svg France1998 [28]
Campeche, Campeche Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1996~ [29]
Deerfield Beach Acre, North Flag of Israel.svg Israel1994 [30]
DeLand Belén, Guanacaste Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1996 [31]
Delray Beach Miyazu, Kyoto Flag of Japan.svg Japan1977 [32]
Moshi, Arusha Flag of Tanzania.svg Tanzania2001 [32]
Aquin, Sud Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2014 [33]
Pesaro, Marche Flag of Italy.svg Italy2015 [33]
Deltona Sanford, Florida Flag of the United States.svg USA2013 [34]
Destin Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie, Pays de la Loire Flag of France.svg France1994 [35]
Doral Xizhi District Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1964 [36]
Dunedin Stirling Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland, UK1964 [37] [38]
Summerside, Prince Edward Island Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2000 [39]
Eatonville Bamenda, Northwest Province Flag of Cameroon.svg Cameroon1976~ [40]
Fort Myers Gomel, Gomel Oblast Flag of Belarus.svg Belarus2016 [41]
Fort Lauderdale Agogo, Asante Akim North Flag of Ghana.svg Ghana2001~ [7]
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2003 [42]
Cap-Haïtien, Nord Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2003 [43]
Duisburg Flag of Germany.svg Germany2003 [44]
Mataró Flag of Spain.svg Spain2003 [44]
Panama City Flag of Panama.svg Panama2001~ [45]
Gold Coast, Queensland Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia1980 [46]
Haifa, Haifa Flag of Israel.svg Israel2002 [47]
Margarita Island, Nueva Esparta Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela1997 [48]
La Romana, La Romana Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic1995 [49]
Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina2000 [50]
Medellín, Antioquia Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1967 [51]
Muğla, Muğla Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey1995~ [49]
Quepos, Puntarenas Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica2003 [43]
Rimini, Emilia-Romagna Flag of Italy.svg Italy1985 [52]
São Sebastião, São Paulo Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2001~ [7] [53]
Fort Walton Beach Quezon City, Metro Manila Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines2007 [54]
Gainesville Duhok, Duhok Flag of Iraq.svg Iraq2006 [55]
Jacmel, Sud-Est Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti1998 [56]
Kfar Saba, Center Flag of Israel.svg Israel1998 [57]
Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai Flag of Russia.svg Russia1982 [58]
Rzeszów, Podkarpackie Voivodeship Flag of Poland.svg Poland2001~ [59]
Hialeah Bucaramanga, Región Andina Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia2001~ [7]
Cartago, Cartago Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1984 [60]
Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina1986 [61]
Managua, Managua Flag of Nicaragua.svg Nicaragua1966 [61]
Hollywood Baia Mare, Maramureş Flag of Romania.svg Romania2003 [62]
Ciudad de la Costa, Canelones Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay1996~ [63]
Guatemala City, Guatemala Flag of Guatemala.svg Guatemala1988 [64]
Herzliya, Tel Aviv Flag of Israel.svg Israel1988 [65]
Lechería, Anzoátegui Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela2003~ [62]
Romorantin-Lanthenay, Centre [7] Flag of France.svg France1989 [66]
Salvaleón de Higüey, La Altagracia Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic2003 [67]
Vlorë, Vlorë [7] Flag of Albania.svg Albania1994 [68]
Homestead Liberia, Guanacaste Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1977 [69]
Petit Goâve, Ouest Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2007 [70]
Inverness Inverness, Highland Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland, UK2001~ [7]
Jacksonville Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina1967 [71]
Changwon, South Gyeongsang Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea1983 [71]
Murmansk, Murmansk Flag of Russia.svg Russia1975 [71]
Nantes, Pays de la Loire Flag of France.svg France1984 [71]
Nelson Mandela Bay, Eastern Cape Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa2000 [71]
San Juan Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico2009
Curitiba, Paraná Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2010
Yingkou, Liaoning Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China1990 [72]
Jensen Beach Gregory Town, Eleuthera Flag of the Bahamas.svg The Bahamas1989 [73]
Key West Green Turtle Cay, Abaco 2004 [74]
Kissimmee Hualien, Hualien County Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1989 [75]
Miaoli 1989 [76]
Lake Placid Lake Placid, New York Flag of the United States.svg USA1991 [77]
Lake Worth Lappeenranta, South Karelia [7] Flag of Finland.svg Finland1991~ [78]
Lakeland Bălţi, Bălţi Flag of Moldova.svg Moldova1997 [71]
Imabari, Ehime Flag of Japan.svg Japan1993 [71]
Richmond Hill, Ontario Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada1990 [79]
Jiaxing, Zheijiang Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China1993
Fengxian, Shanghai 1993
Chongming, Shanghai 1993
Rîbnița, Rîbnița District Flag of Moldova.svg Moldova (Transnistria)1993 [13]
Portmore, Saint Catherine Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica1993 [13]
Lantana Lapua, Lansi-Suomen Laani Flag of Finland.svg Finland1979 [80]
Largo Tosayamada, Kōchi Flag of Japan.svg Japan1969 [81]
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Flag of England.svg England, UK2007 [82]
San Isidro, Lima Flag of Peru.svg Peru2004 [82]
Lauderdale Lakes Port-de-Paix, Nord-Ouest Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2005 [83]
Lauderhill Chaguanas Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and Tobago2001 [84]
Gemlik, Bursa Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey2002 [85]
Falmouth, Trelawny Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica2002 [13]
Pétionville, Ouest Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2002 [13]
Suzano, São Paulo Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2002 [13]
Madeira Beach Machico, Ilha da Madeira Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal1974 [86]
Miami Agadir, Souss-Massa-Draâ Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco1995 [87]
Amman, Amman Flag of Jordan.svg Jordan1995 [88]
Bogotá, Distrito Capital Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1971 [89]
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina1979 [90]
Cochabamba, Cochabamba Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg Bolivia1995 [91]
Ibiza, Balearic Islands Flag of Spain.svg Spain1986~ [92]
Kagoshima, Kagoshima Flag of Japan.svg Japan1990 [93]
Kaohsiung Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1987 [94]
Lima, Lima [95] Flag of Peru.svg Peru1977 [96]
Madrid, Madrid [95] Flag of Spain.svg Spain1997~ [97]
Managua, Managua Flag of Nicaragua.svg Nicaragua1991 [98]
Margherita di Savoia, Puglia Flag of Italy.svg Italy2011 [99]
Montes de Oca, San José Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1986~ [92]
Murcia, Murcia Flag of Spain.svg Spain1993 [100]
Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Flag of France.svg France1986~ [92]
Palermo, Sicilia Flag of Italy.svg Italy2001~ [7]
Port-au-Prince, Ouest [95] Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2001 [101]
Qingdao, Shandong [95] Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China2005 [102]
Salvador, Bahia Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2006 [103]
Santiago Flag of Chile.svg Chile1986~ [92]
Santiago de Cali, Pacific Region Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1986~ [92]
Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic1987~ [104]
Varna, Varna Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria1994~ [105]
Yeruham, Hadarom Flag of Israel.svg Israel2007 [106]
Miami Beach Cozumel, Quintana Roo Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1992 [107]
Fortaleza, Ceará Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2006 [108]
Fujisawa, Kanagawa Flag of Japan.svg Japan1959 [109]
Ica, Ica Flag of Peru.svg Peru1996 [110]
Pescara, Abruzzo Flag of Italy.svg Italy1997~ [111]
Nahariya, North District Flag of Israel.svg Israel1971 [112]
Almonte, Andalusia Flag of Spain.svg Spain1971 [112]
Brampton, Ontario Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada1971 [112]
Basel Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland1971 [112]
Santa Marta, Magdalena Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1983~ [113]
Miami-Dade County Asunción, Asunción Flag of Paraguay.svg Paraguay1994 [114]
Cabildo de Tenerife, Tenerife Flag of Spain.svg Spain1993~ [115]
Cape Town, Western Cape Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa2007 [116]
Kingston, Surrey Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica1987~ [104]
Maldonado, Maldonado Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay2001~ [7]
Mendoza, Mendoza Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina2001 [117]
Monagas Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela1996 [118]
Pereira, Risaralda Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia2002 [119]
Petit Goâve, Ouest Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2001~ [7]
Provincia di Asti, Piemonte Flag of Italy.svg Italy1986 [120]
San Jose Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1990 [121]
Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic1975 [122]
São Paulo, São Paulo Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil1988 [123]
Stockholm County Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden1996 [124]
New Taipei City Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1990 [121]
The Bahamas Flag of the Bahamas.svg The Bahamas1996 [125]
Veracruz, Veracruz Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1993 [115]
Miramar Santa Ana, Santa Ana Flag of El Salvador.svg El Salvador2001~ [7]
Miami Lakes Desamparados, San José Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica2006 [126]
Mount Dora Forres, Moray Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland, UK1990 [127] [128]
New Port Richey Cavalaire-sur-Mer, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Flag of France.svg France2001~ [7]
Niceville Les Sables-d'Olonne, Pays de la Loire Flag of France.svg France2001~ [7]
North Lauderdale Yatağan, Muğla Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey2002 [129]
North Miami Delmas, Ouest Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti2008 [130]
North Miami Beach Migdal, North Flag of Israel.svg Israel1989 [131]
San Pedro Sula, Cortés Flag of Honduras.svg Honduras1989
Sosúa, Puerto Plata Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic1989
Gonaives, Artibonite Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti1989
La Chapelle, Artibonite 1989
Tabarre, Ouest 1989
Accra Metropolis District, Greater Accra Flag of Ghana.svg Ghana1989
Pingzhen District, Taoyuan City Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1989
Ocala Pisa, Toscana Flag of Italy.svg Italy2004 [132]
Newbridge, County Kildare Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland2008 [133]
Sincelejo, Sucre Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1967 [134]
Opa-Locka Isla Pucu, Cordillera Flag of Paraguay.svg Paraguay1996 [135]
Orlando Curitiba, Paraná Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil1996 [136]
Guilin, Guangxi Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China1986 [136]
Monterrey, Nuevo León Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1995 [136]
Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France Flag of France.svg France1991 [136]
Tainan Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1982 [136]
Urayasu, Chiba Flag of Japan.svg Japan1989 [136]
Valladolid, Castilla y León Flag of Spain.svg Spain2006 [136]
Palatka Palatka Flag of Russia.svg Russia1991 [137] [138]
Palm Coast Liberia, Guanacaste Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica2005 [139]
Pembroke Pines Astrakhan, Astrakhan Flag of Russia.svg Russia1996 [140]
Pensacola Chimbote, Santa Flag of Peru.svg Peru1964 [141]
Escazú, San José Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica1981 [141]
Gero, Gifu [142] Flag of Japan.svg Japan1988 [141]
Horlivka, Donetsk Oblast Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine1981 [141]
Kaohsiung Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan1977 [141]
Miraflores, Lima Flag of Peru.svg Peru1964 [141]
Macharaviaya, Andalusia Flag of Spain.svg Spain1981 [13]
Pinecrest (Dade County) Cognac, Charente Flag of France.svg France1964 [143]
Plant City Portage la Prairie, Manitoba Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2001~ [7]
Port St. Lucie Putuo District, Zhoushan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China2007 [144]
Royal Palm Beach Călăraşi, Călăraşi [145] Flag of Romania.svg Romania2005 [146]
Saint Augustine Avilés, Asturias Flag of Spain.svg Spain1963 [147]
Cartagena, Bolívar Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia2001~ [7]
Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic2001~ [7]
Menorca, Baleares Islands Flag of Spain.svg Spain2001 [148]
Saint Pete Beach Sandown, Isle of Wight Flag of England.svg England, UK1999 [149]
Saint Petersburg Takamatsu, Kagawa Flag of Japan.svg Japan1960 [150]
Saint Petersburg, Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Russia2003 [151]
Figueres, Catalonia Flag of Spain.svg Spain2003 [13]
Sanford Deltona, Florida Flag of the United States.svg USA2013 [34]
Sarasota Dunfermline, Fife Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland, UK1990 [152] [153]
Perpignan, Languedoc-Roussillon Flag of France.svg France1994 [154]
Tel Mond, Center Flag of Israel.svg Israel1999 [155]
Vladimir, Vladimir Flag of Russia.svg Russia1994 [156]
Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China2008 [157]
Mérida, Yucatán Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico2010 [158]
Southwest Ranches Clifden, Connacht Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland2006 [159]
St. Cloud Lynn Haven Flag of the United States.svg USA1995 [160]
Sunny Isles Beach Netanya, Center Flag of Israel.svg Israel2005 [161]
Hengchun, Pingtung County Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan2005 [162]
Taormina, Sicily Flag of Italy.svg Italy2005 [162]
Sunrise Yavne, Center Flag of Israel.svg Israel1985 [163]
Stuart Hope Town, Abaco Flag of the Bahamas.svg Bahamas2014 [164]
Sweetwater Guitiriz, Lugo Flag of Spain.svg Spain1990 [165]
La Paz Centro, León Flag of Nicaragua.svg Nicaragua1996 [166]
San Felipe de Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic1983 [167]
Tallahassee St. Maarten Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands2001~ [7]
Tamarac Fatsa, Ordu Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey2002 [168]
Tampa Agrigento, Sicilia Flag of Italy.svg Italy1987 [169]
Ashdod, South Flag of Israel.svg Israel2005 [170]
Barranquilla, Atlántico Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia1966 [171]
Boca del Río, Veracruz Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico2002 [172]
İzmir, İzmir Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey2001~ [7]
Le Havre, Haute-Normandie Flag of France.svg France2001~ [7]
Oviedo, Asturias Flag of Spain.svg Spain2001~ [7]
Veracruz, Veracruz Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico2002 [172]
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil2002 [13]
Tarpon Springs Kalymnos, Dhodhekanisos Flag of Greece.svg Greece2000 [173]
Larnaca, Larnaca District Flag of Cyprus.svg Cyprus2000 [13]
Halki, Dhodhekanisos Flag of Greece.svg Greece2000 [13]
Symi, Dhodhekanisos 2000 [13]
Tavares Xindian District, New Taipei City Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan2000
Temple Terrace Eastleigh, Hampshire Flag of England.svg England, UK1989 [174]
Titusville Ceadîr-Lunga, Gagauzia Flag of Moldova.svg Moldova2001~ [7]
Soest, Utrecht Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands1982 [175]
Yueyang, Hunan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China1988 [72]
Volusia County Bayonne, Aquitaine Flag of France.svg France1998 [176]
Campeche State Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1995 [31]
West Miami León, León Flag of Nicaragua.svg Nicaragua1974 [177]
Santa Cruz del Quiché, Quiché Flag of Guatemala.svg Guatemala1987 [177]
West Palm Beach Tzahar Region, North Flag of Israel.svg Israel1996 [178]
Winter Haven Sambuca di Sicilia, Sicilia Flag of Italy.svg Italy1987 [179]

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WITV was a television station that broadcast on channel 17 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States. Owned by the Gerico Investment Company, it was the third television station on the air in the Miami–Fort Lauderdale area and the fourth in South Florida, operating from December 1953 to May 1958. It was doomed by troubles that plagued ultra high frequency (UHF) television in the days before the All-Channel Receiver Act and particularly the arrival of two additional VHF TV stations to Miami in 1956 and 1957. The WITV transmitter facility was purchased by the Dade County School Board, eventually resulting in the reactivation of channel 17 as Miami-based WLRN-TV in 1962.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">WPST-TV</span> Television station in Miami (1957–1961)

WPST-TV was a television station that broadcast on channel 10 in Miami, Florida, United States, for four years, from 1957 to 1961. Launched as the third commercially licensed very high frequency (VHF) station in Miami and the market's second American Broadcasting Company (ABC) affiliate after WITV (channel 17), it was owned by Public Service Television, Inc., the broadcasting subsidiary of Miami-based National Airlines (NAL), and managed by NAL founder/CEO George T. Baker. It was the first television station in the United States to have its broadcast license revoked by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

<span class="mw-page-title-main">History of Florida International University</span>

The history of Florida International University, the first public institution of higher education in Miami and largest university in South Florida, began in 1965, with the introduction of a bill for the planning of the city's first state university. Florida International University was established in 1969 when it was established as a space-grant university by the Florida Legislature. Florida International is one of the youngest but the second largest university in the State University System of Florida. Florida International's opening in 1972, was the largest opening enrollment in U.S. collegiate history with 5,667 students enrolled.

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