Is there Melbourne in Florida?

Florida does have a Melbourne. Melbourne is a full-service social place on the Space Coast in east-central Florida, and also the central community of South Rivard County. In addition, Australia also has a city with the same name, but it seems more famous.

Melbourne, located in BuRivard County, central Florida, is a small seaport city on the Atlantic coast. According to the US Census 20 10, the population of this city is 76,068, which is the second largest city in Rivard County in terms of urban area and population. The city is one of the major cities in the Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville metropolitan area. Florida Institute of Technology and a local campus in university of central florida are located in this city.

Melbourne citizens from Cornthwaite John Hector, the city's first postmaster, spent most of his life in Melbourne, Australia.

Melbourne has a typical subtropical monsoon climate (Ke Ben's subtropical humid climate classification, code cfa). Summer and autumn are hot and rainy, and winter is cold and dry with little snow. Frost weather lasts only 2.9 days a year. According to the statistics of the US Weather Service, there has been no snowfall record in this city for 150 years.

Although it is only a small city with a population of less than 6.5438 million, there are many high-tech companies in Melbourne and an international airport. Many companies, such as DRS Technology, General Electric and Lakwer Collins, have branches here. *( 1)