Editing Florida (section)

==== Notable Landmarks ====
* Venice, Florida. There was a real Venice, Florida once – a small but prosperous gulfside town – but the water took it. Now, ‘Venice, Florida’ is a tongue-in-cheek name for one specific district in Tamlando – a city once known as Lakeland. The ground is so very saturated and boggy that the streets have largely become murky rivers navigable by shallow motorboats or paddlecraft only. Anyone with the money to get out did, so the remaining residents are largely extremely poor – though there are rumors that the Condori criminal organization uses Venice as a way to transport goods quietly through places most people would never go.  
* Carnivale. When it first was discussed in the 2080s, fueled by investors fleeing Miami, it was pitched as ‘Disneyland for adults only’ – a part of Orlando dedicated to the greatest party experience on Earth. In the two decades it took for it to come together, it emerged as something like a combination of theme park and city-within-a-city: a six-by-six street block of world-class arcades, high-roller casinos, exclusive strip clubs, fashionable nightclubs, luxurious bars… The streets are thronged with elaborately costumed dancers and escorts, live music at every corner alongside flashy street food vendors and sidewalk bars. (And misting fans attached to the gigantic sunshades that cover the street; god, it’s hot.) Visitors are encouraged to come masked and dressed up, and uniquely enough, no children are permitted within 5 blocks of the area. It’s a never-ending party, after all.