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Matlacha Pass National Wildlife Refuge

wildlife refuge, Florida, United States
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    Matlacha Pass National Wildlife Refuge and the state’s Matlacha Pass Aquatic Preserve encompass the strait and surrounding shorelines. Pop. (2010) 154,305; Fort Myers–Cape Coral Metro Area, 618,754; (2020) 194,016; Cape Coral–Fort Myers Metro Area, 760,822.

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    Matlacha Pass National Wildlife Refuge and the state’s Matlacha Pass Aquatic Preserve encompass the strait and surrounding shorelines. Pop. (2010) 154,305; Fort Myers–Cape Coral Metro Area, 618,754; (2020) 194,016; Cape Coral–Fort Myers Metro Area, 760,822.

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