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[[U.S. Route 29]] is frequently used by residents of [[Escambia County, Florida]] to reach points north. [[Interstate 65]] (located in Alabama) is connected by [[Alabama Highway 113]] and provides the area with a route to Montgomery, Birmingham and Atlanta. From a southbound perspective, Century is en route between these major cities and the coastal beaches at Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key in Florida. | [[U.S. Route 29]] is frequently used by residents of [[Escambia County, Florida]] to reach points north. [[Interstate 65]] (located in Alabama) is connected by [[Alabama Highway 113]] and provides the area with a route to Montgomery, Birmingham and Atlanta. From a southbound perspective, Century is en route between these major cities and the coastal beaches at Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key in Florida. | ||
− | Along with north and south U.S. 29, Century is also intersected by [[Florida State Road 4]], | + | Along with north and south U.S. 29, Century is also intersected by [[Florida State Road 4]], leading east to the communities of [[Jay]], [[Munson]], [[Baker]], and [[Milligan]], Florida and west to Byrneville, Bratt (the location of Northview High School), and the western terminus of the highway at Davisville, Florida. |
Fresh water supplies are abundant, with water being withdrawn as groundwater from the [[Sand-and-Gravel Aquifer]]. | Fresh water supplies are abundant, with water being withdrawn as groundwater from the [[Sand-and-Gravel Aquifer]]. |