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1. Jacksonville Florida Headquarters Jacksonville Florida Headquarters: Welcome to the Headquarters of Jacksonville, Florida! This group showcases all there is about Jacksonville. All lenses are welcome provided their subject matter is Jacksonville: history, people, travel, politics, ge...
2. A Distinguished Visitor of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower On November 15-16, 2009, twelve civilians from the Jacksonville Florida area were given a very special opportunity to be VIP guests of the Navy’s Distinguished Visitor Program on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. Twelve selected individuals received...
3. Jacksonville Municipal Stadium The Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, formerly known as ALLTEL Stadium, was built on the foundations of the former Gator Bowl Stadium, which was built in 1949. Construction began on January 3, 1994 and the new stadium opened on August 18, 1995 with an...
4. What is MMT -- Did it cause the T2 Labs Plant Explosion that killed 4? Also known as MCMT, the gasoline additive MMT was used in 1974 as an additive in unleaded gasoline; banned from 1977 to 1995 for use in the United States. MMT had been manufactured and marketed by T2 Laboratories, Inc., Jacksonville, Florid...
5. Jacksonville Cities -- Jacksonville Named Cities Welcome to the Jacksonville Cities Fan Club! Did you know that there are a number of Jacksonville named cities throughout the United States. When searching for Jacksonville cities on Google, your search result will usually direct you to Florida. Jack...
6. First Coast No More Homeless Pets in Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville, Florida is blessed to have First Coast No More Homeless Pets FCNMHP, a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation. This organization is now working hand-in-hand with the City of Jacksonville, Animal Care and Control, and the Jacksonville Humane Soc...
7. The Reserve at Pointe Meadows -- Luxury Condo For Rent This is 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath luxury condo located in The Reserve at Pointe Meadows in Jacksonville, Florida! This beautiful ground floor unit has a nature view for that extra level of privacy. It has 1,244 square feet and is loaded with luxury extras t...
8. Buckman Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 119,000 When I first moved to Jacksonville, Florida in 1992, someone warned me about driving on the Buckman Bridge. "You don't want to get stuck in rush hour traffic on the Buckman!" That warning did make an impression on me because for several...
9. Shands Bridge What's interesting about this bridge is that it is THE only bridge crossing of the St. Johns River between Jacksonville and Palatka. It's actually located in Green Cove Springs. In 2004, proposals were made to replace or upgrade the span. Pr...
10. Dames Point Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 30,000 Of all the bridges in Jacksonville, Florida, the Dames Point Bridge is by far the most attractive. It spans two miles and was completed in 1989. When I worked for a terpene chemicals company on the northside, I traveled on this bridge twice daily for...
11. The Star-Spangled Banner Flyover Let me repeat that! It is quite a memorable experience to attend a Jacksonville Jaguars Football Game to witness the singing of The Star-Spangled Banner followed by an INCREDIBLE Flyover!!! It is because of a recent flyover that was FRIGGING AWESOME...
12. ITT Tech Jacksonville Florida Campus Information I've been compiling research on ITT Technical Institute campuses across the country. This is the information on the Jacksonville Campus including course descriptions, degree programs, maps, and reviews.
13. Gator Bowl Stadium -- It is History in Jacksonville, Florida The Gator Bowl Stadium had a long history in Jacksonville, Florida before its demolition in 1994 to make way for Alltel Stadium, now known as Jacksonville Municipal Stadium in search of a corporate sponsor! Jacksonville's first football venue was bu...
14. Florida state road map The geographic location of Florida has been the key factor in a long and colourful development, and it helps explain the striking contemporary character of the state. The greater part of Florida lies on a peninsula that protrudes southeastward from t...
15. Kevin Spacey -- Multi-talented Performer Well, you might think that's a bit of a strange question, but I adore Kevin Spacey, as I've "gotten" to know him, from his many cool movies and interviews.  Maybe it's his suave and debonair manner?  Maybe it's his subtle sense of...
16. Hart Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 47,000 The Hart Bridge in Jacksonville, Florida is the major bridge we travel when crossing the St. Johns River for Jacksonville Jaguars games. It drops us at the stadium a short distance from our tailgating parking lot. Other traffic usually arrives into d...
17. Seven Bridges -- Which city claims this title? Figured out which city is home to "seven bridges?" This city is also home to a major river waterway, the St. Johns River and the NFL team the Jaguars. Well, by now you've probably figured out that it's Jacksonville, Florida that I&#...
18. Main Street Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 21,400 If you drive into downtown Jacksonville from the southside, you'll most likely cross over the Main Street Bridge. What's interesting is that I don't recall ever being stopped for this lift bridge when traveling into downtown; only when tr...
19. Fuller Warren Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 139,000 Thank goodness for segmental bridges like the new Fuller Warren Bridge. The old bridge, built in 1954, was "antique-like" for the amount of traffic that Jacksonville, Florida boasts. You see the old bridge was a bascule which basically mean...
20. Mathews Bridge -- Traffic count average daily: 66,500 The Mathews Bridge in Jacksonville, Florida spans the St. Johns River, bringing traffic along Arlington Expressway between Arlington and Downtown. It was named after John E. Mathews, a Florida state legislator and Chief Justice of the 1955 Florida Su...