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Jacksonville, Largest city by land area in Florida, US

Jacksonville spans both sides of the St. Johns River with numerous bridges connecting its northern and southern districts through a network of waterways.

The city received its name in 1822 to honor Andrew Jackson, who served as the first military governor of the Florida Territory.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival brings together thousands of music enthusiasts each May for performances across multiple downtown venues and public squares.

Jacksonville International Airport serves over 6 million passengers annually with direct flights to major cities across the United States and Caribbean destinations.

The city maintains over 80,000 acres of parks and preserves, making it the largest urban park system in the United States.

Location: Duval County

Inception: 1791

Elevation above the sea: 11 m

Address: Jacksonville, FL, USA 32099, 32201–32212, 32214–32241, 32244–32247, 32250, 32254–32260, 32266, 32267, 32277, 32290 Jacksonville

Website: https://jacksonville.gov

GPS coordinates: 30.31667,-81.65000

Latest update: June 16, 2025 13:25

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