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Tampa Bay, Florida · Pasco County

About Land O' Lakes

Land O' Lakes is an unincorporated community in central Pasco County that took its name in a 1950 public naming contest celebrating roughly 50 natural lakes packed into about 18 square miles. The census-designated place counted 35,929 residents in 2020 and anchors one of Tampa Bay's active growth corridors, with master-planned communities such as Connerton and Bexley rising along the Suncoast Parkway and State Road 54. U.S. 41 — Land O' Lakes Boulevard — remains the community's traditional main street.

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The short version

What Land O' Lakes is known for

  • A namesake chain of natural lakes
  • Connerton and Bexley master-planned growth
  • The Suncoast Trail and Conner Preserve
  • Land O' Lakes Recreation Complex

Who it suits

Land O' Lakes fits commuters who ride the Suncoast Parkway or State Road 54 toward Tampa, people looking for new-build inventory in master-planned settings, and anyone who wants lake access, paved trail miles, and county rec-complex amenities close to home.

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This site exists because scattered official links, county quirks, and local knowledge deserve one clean home. It is independent, carries no ads, and grows from what residents actually ask.

Quick facts

  • County: Pasco County
  • Region: Tampa Bay, Florida
  • Schools: Pasco County Schools
  • Primary electric: Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC)

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Posts on the Land O' Lakes blog are compiled with the help of AI tools from official sources such as Pasco County government, local community organizations and Pasco County Schools. Every fact links to the page it came from. If something looks wrong, please let us know.

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