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From Swamp To Entertainment Capital.(teaching)(Brief Article)
Publication: Using Maps in North and South America, a Weekly Reader publication Publication Date: 01-JAN-93 |
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COPYRIGHT 1993 Weekly Reader Corp.
ORLANDO, Florida--From 1960 to 1990, the Orlando area had one of the fastest growing populations in the United States. How did this low swampy area that was often called "Mosquito County" suddenly become so popular?
First, Walt Disney World was built Then, other parks, such as Sea World and...
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