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Local Information for Kissimmee, FL

Latitude: 28.303988 -- Longitude: -81.412867

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ZIP Codes for Kissimmee, Florida	34741  34742  34743  34744  34745  34746  34747  34758  34759
Area Code for Kissimmee, Florida	407
Time zone for Kissimmee, Florida	EST

Other Area Cities:   Orlando, FL  Haines City, FL  Kissimmee, FL  Saint Cloud, FL  Celebration, FL 

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Kissimmee (pronounced (IPA) /k?'s?mi/, with the accent on the second syllable), on the northwest shore of Lake Tohopekaliga (locally called "Lake Toho", "West Lake Toho" or simply "West Lake") was founded in the mid-19th Century as Allendale. The name was changed when the city was incorporated in 1883. After the opening of nearby Walt Disney World in 1971, Kissimmee and its neighboring city of Saint Cloud began to experience rapid growth which continues to this day. Cattle ranching was an important part of the local economy for a century or so before the opening of Walt Disney World. After that, tourism and development supplanted cattle ranching to a large measure; however, cattle ranches still remain nearby, particularly in the southern part of Osceola County. -- Source: Wikipedia.com