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    The City of Fernandina Beach is located on beautiful Amelia Island off the Atlantic coast of Florida. Play a round of golf on one of the champion golf courses, or take a tour of the historical sites on the island. Visit the Artrageous Artwalk. The galleries are opened from 5:30pm until 8:30pm the second Saturday of every month. Find pottery, stained glass, local crafts shown alongside fine art, watercolors, and intriguing photography.
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    伊瓜蘇港市 (Puerto Iguazu) 位於巴西,巴拉圭和阿根廷三國交界處,並且以坦克雷多內維斯橋 (Tancredo Neves bridge) 與巴西相連。 這裡有叢林博物館 (Museum of Images of the Jungle)、姆博瑞博物館 (Mborore Museum),還有鳥類復育中心及著名的伊瓜蘇國家公園 (Iguazu National Park)。 在伊瓜蘇國家公園中共有 275 座瀑布,其中包括 270 英呎高的世界知名伊瓜蘇大瀑布。 這裡地處亞熱帶氣候,因此冬季溫暖、夏季炎熱,最高氣溫可達 104°F。
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