About Jacksonville

Jacksonville has more than 840 square miles, making it the largest city by landmass in the Continental US. It is also the most populous city in Florida, with over one million residents. There is a wide variety of scenery, from beautiful beaches to deep forests. Jacksonville’s highest point is located on Trail Ridge, running parallel to Baker County’s border and climbs to 190 feet above sea level. In the 1990s, this high point was turned into a landfill and lowered. Make sure to visit our team in Jacksonville – their doors are open and they’re ready to show you around this amazing city.

Fun facts about Jacksonville:

• Friendship Fountain blasts 6,500 gallons of water into the air every minute – projecting 100 feet high, making it one of the largest water fountains in the country.
• The Battle of Thomas Creek – a battle in the Revolutionary War – was fought here.
• Jacksonville was named after President Andrew Jackson, who served as the US military commissioner of Florida.
• The Jacksonville Farmer’s Market began in 1938, making Jacksonville home to the oldest farmer’s market.
• The Veterans Memorial Wall in downtown Jacksonville honors 1,500+ veterans dating all the way back to World War I.