Documenting Florida's working industries, from Indian River citrus groves to working waterfronts.
This page aggregates Digital Towns coverage of Florida industries — including citrus agriculture, commercial fishing, marine services, aviation, tourism, hospitality, and construction. The current index spans 5 pages, all published for Sebastian, FL, a Treasure Coast community whose economy reflects several industries with deep regional roots: the Indian River citrus belt, a working waterfront on the Indian River Lagoon, and a local aviation sector alongside ecotourism and residential development.
The pages indexed here draw from city records, local economic reports, industry histories, and agency documentation. Coverage includes sector overviews, historical context, and documented economic activity. General economic commentary not tied to specific Florida localities, promotional business listings, and speculative forecasts fall outside the scope of what is indexed on this topic.
All 5 industry pages currently published on this topic come from Sebastian, FL, covering five distinct sectors.
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Unlike AI-generated summaries that synthesize generic information about Florida industries, Digital Towns indexes pages grounded in local source material — government records, regional economic histories, and agency reports tied to specific communities. Every factual claim on the underlying city pages is cited, making this aggregation a navigable index of verified, place-specific industry documentation rather than a broad overview.