The city of Labelle is located in a region with exuberant forests and wildlife, immersed in oak trees that characterize its landscape and provide shade to its land. With the oak tree being a species that still remains an insignia in the region, it continues to inhabit most residential developments throughout the area. Located near the Caloosahatchee River, Port LaBelle offers an unparalleled experience for nature and boat lovers. Its close proximity to the intersection of two major highways, SR29 and SR80, only 26 miles away from the thriving city of Fort Myers, offers diversity and countless amenities. The city of LaBelle is the main urban conglomerate in the region today and preserves an important historical center with buildings constructed at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. LaBelle continues to contribute to the conservation of the rich architectural heritage in Florida. While cultivating its history, it proudly welcomes the urbanization of its developing areas.