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A city of central Florida east-northeast of Tampa. It is a trade and processing center with aerospace and electronics industries. Nearby Disney World has made the city a popular tourist area. Population: 220,000.
Or·lan·do (ôr-lnd, -län-), Vittorio Emanuele 1860-1952.
Italian politician who served as prime minister of Italy (1917-1919) and was the Italian delegate at the Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920).

(Placename) a city in the US, in Florida: site of Walt Disney World. Pop.: 185 951 (2000)
Orlando - a city in central Florida; site of Walt Disney World
Everglade State, FL, Florida, Sunshine State - a state in southeastern United States between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War
Walt Disney World - a large amusement park established in 1971 to the southwest of Orlando.
a city in Florida, US, which attracts large numbers of tourists, mainly because of Disney World and the Epcot Center.
Universal Orlando Resort has sent us more details on the updated The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man ride that will openin in March at Islands of Adventure. You can check out the info below as well as a video clip and pics:

Universal Orlando is transforming what is already one of the most amazing attraction experiences ever created into what will feel like an all-new adventure. The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man will soon feature all-new, 4K digital high-definition animation, new high tech 3-D glasses and upgrades to the set, audio and lighting systems. The re-animation of the ride film will include an entirely new level of detail for guests to discover, including a cameo by legendary comic book icon and Spider-Man co-creator, Stan Lee.
From a stockade in the Seminole wars to one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Orlando has seen phenomenal changes since it was first named in 1868. Orlando has contributed much more than just world class attractions over the years.
More than 16,000 photographs and postcards have been collected from the 1870s to the present to document Central Florida history. The photo archive collection of the Historical Society of Central Florida was established, and is maintained, through donations from hundreds of individuals and companies. These photos depict people, buildings, businesses, streets, hotels, banks, churches, historic homes, cities, and sports.
Orlando is the largest inland city in Florida. The overall topography of the city is low and wet, making Orlando bridges necessary for spanning the many lakes, swamps and marshes that make up the landscape of the area. Much of Orlando centers on Disney World Resort, the popular theme park that the city is most famous for. The Disney Amphitheater is located in Lake Eola Park, where a water fountain portrays the nickname of Orlando as “The City Beautiful.” While the state of Florida has a wide variety of bridges that crosses many miles of inland and inter-coastal waters, the bridges of Orlando are simple and mostly built around the Disney theme, and to satisfy local traffic and intercity needs.

Emory L. Bennett Causeway

Located on U.S. Highway 1, the Emory L. Bennett Causeway was dedicated in 1963 as a two lane toll bridge. The bridge spans the Indian River Lagoon as well as Banana River, and crosses over Merritt Island. It was named after Emory L. Bennett, who received a Medal of Honor for his actions during the Korean War.

Renovated Railroad Trail Bridges – West Orange Trail Bridge

Once a rail bridge on the Orange Belt Railroad Line, the West Orange Trail Bridge is now a renovated road that takes travelers through Orlando via the old railroad route. The trail itself weaves along the old path of the historic railroad, with many cuts and divisions that allow for train use of the existing rail tracks for commerce and business. The bridge is a covered one lane crossing over the Florida Turnpike, also known as the Ronald Reagan Highway, and the nation’s third most traveled toll road.

Cady Way Trail Bridge

Other bridges in Orlando that are built on abandoned railroad tracks include the Cady Way Trail Bridge. The Cady Way Trail is located on what was once the East Florida and Atlantic Railroad. Used primarily as a pedestrian bridge and bike trail, it is a tied arch bridge with a basket weave netting supported by green arched beams. The bridge crosses over S.R. 436, and the trail is popular for marathon runs for Orlando residents.

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