Jacksonville Interactive Map
Explore this detailed Jacksonville map showing riverfront areas, beaches, neighborhoods, and transportation networks. Jacksonville spans riverfront, beaches, and extensive suburban districts across a very large municipal footprint.
This interactive map of Jacksonville allows you to explore the city's geography, with the St. Johns River running north through the city and I-295 forming a wide beltway. Neighborhoods spread far inland with beach communities along the Atlantic.
About Jacksonville - River City
Jacksonville spans riverfront, beaches, and extensive suburban districts across a very large municipal footprint. Founded in 1822, the city covers 874.3 sq mi with a population of 949,611 and features an economy driven by logistics/ports, finance, healthcare, and military installations.
The St. Johns River runs north through the city; I-295 forms a wide beltway with I-95 and I-10 crossing near the urban core. Neighborhoods spread far inland with beach communities along the Atlantic.
Jacksonville Quick Facts
- Nickname: River City
- Population: 949,611
- Area: 874.3 sq mi
- Founded: 1822
- Region: South (Southeast)
- Time Zone: Eastern Time (ET)
Jacksonville Neighborhoods and Districts
Jacksonville's map showcases the extensive urban area spanning from downtown riverfront to Atlantic beaches, representing one of the largest city land areas in the United States.
Downtown & Southbank
Urban core along the St. Johns River featuring business district, cultural venues, and waterfront development.
Riverside/Avondale
Historic neighborhoods known for tree-lined streets, local shops, restaurants, and preserved architecture.
Jacksonville Beach
Coastal community featuring beach recreation, fishing, surfing, and seaside entertainment districts.
Town Center
Modern suburban area featuring shopping centers, business parks, and planned residential communities.
Jacksonville Transportation Networks
JTA buses and Skyway people mover (Downtown) provide public transit, while an extensive highway system connects the sprawling metropolitan area.
Major Transportation Hubs
- Airport: Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)
- Highways: I-95, I-10, I-295 (beltway), US-1
- Public Transit: JTA bus system and downtown Skyway
- Ports: JAXPORT - major cargo and cruise port
Jacksonville Landmarks and Attractions
The Jacksonville map reveals numerous landmarks and attractions that showcase the city's maritime heritage, military history, and natural beauty.
Major Attractions
- Jacksonville Beach - Atlantic Ocean beaches with recreation and entertainment
- Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens - Art museum with historic gardens along the St. Johns River
- Riverside/Avondale - Historic district with shops, restaurants, and cultural venues
- Friendship Fountain - Iconic waterfront fountain and downtown landmark
- Fort Caroline National Memorial - Historic site commemorating French colonial history
Jacksonville Economy and Industries
Logistics/ports, finance, healthcare, and military installations drive Jacksonville's economy as one of the largest city land areas in the U.S. The city benefits from major port operations and military presence.
Key Economic Centers
- Downtown - Financial services and corporate headquarters
- JAXPORT - International shipping and logistics hub
- Military Bases - Naval Air Station Jacksonville and other installations
- Medical District - Healthcare and research institutions
Jacksonville Climate and Geography
Humid subtropical with hot summers, mild winters, and coastal influences. Jacksonville's unique geography includes the St. Johns River system, Atlantic coastline, and extensive wetlands and natural areas.
The city's vast municipal area encompasses diverse landscapes from urban riverfront to suburban communities to protected natural areas and beaches.
How to Use This Jacksonville Map
This interactive Jacksonville map provides multiple ways to explore River City. Use the zoom controls to focus on specific areas like downtown, beaches, or suburban districts, and click on landmarks to access information about attractions, transportation, and local areas.
Whether you're planning a visit to Jacksonville, studying urban geography, or researching the city's layout, this map serves as your comprehensive guide. The map includes transit lines, major highways, and highlights both waterfront attractions and inland landmarks that define Jacksonville's character.
For educational purposes, this Jacksonville map helps students understand large-scale urban development and coastal geography, showing how the city has managed growth across an exceptionally large municipal area.