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Grenelefe

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Grenelefe lies southeast of Haines City and northeast of Lake Hamilton in eastern Polk County. Its mapped location places it on the eastern side of the county's central cluster of communities, beyond the Winter Haven area to the west.

Nearby Haines City and Dundee provide distinct town centers in the surrounding region, while Lake Hamilton lies between them. Grenelefe is a more specific local place within that wider geography, so the area should not be treated as synonymous with all properties using a Haines City address.

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