Florida A-Z: J

J.C. Penney Memorial Scenic Highway is a short Clay County scenic byway where Penney Farms, canopy road, and early community planning sit close together.

Jackie Robinson Ballpark keeps Daytona Beach tied to a 1946 spring-training game that helped move baseball history forward.

Florida county directory with local places, offices, and notes.

city in Duval County, population 1,017,689.

city in Duval County, population 23,615.

Jacksonville Beach has local dog timing, dune access, driving limits, alcohol, glass, and sea turtle season details to check.

Jacksonville's Emerald Trail is a major urban trail project, but users should check which segments are open before treating it like a finished loop.

JaxReady gives Jacksonville and Duval County an address-based evacuation-zone lookup. Keep that result separate from the FEMA flood map and follow the order issued for the storm.

The St. Johns River Ferry can change a Jacksonville coastal drive, but schedules, fares, weather, and service notices need a fresh check.

Jacksonville trips can use JTA fixed-route buses or the downtown Skyway. Start with the service, then check the live route, stop, schedule, fare, alert, and final walk.

Before Jacksonville took its current name, the St. Johns River crossing known as Cowford helped explain why the settlement formed where it did.

Jacksonville drew silent-film studios in the early 1900s, and Norman Studios keeps a rare piece of that history visible.

city in Jackson County, population 230.

census-designated place in Polk County.

census-designated place in Pasco County.

city in Hamilton County, population 3,444.

JAXPORT helps explain why Jacksonville feels like a working logistics city, with cars, containers, rail, trucks, and river terminals all tied together.

town in Santa Rosa County, population 594.

Florida county directory with local places, offices, and notes.

town in Hamilton County, population 766.

Jennings State Forest spans Clay and Duval counties, with separate recreation areas for trails, primitive camping, paddling, hunting, and quiet time in the woods.

census-designated place in Martin County.

Joe's Stone Crab gives Miami Beach a seafood story that began with Joe Weiss, a small lunch counter, and a city that was not a city yet.

John Gorrie's ice-making work in Apalachicola gives Florida a small-town link to refrigeration and air conditioning history.

Dedicated in 1960, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park protects about 70 nautical square miles off Key Largo as the country's first undersea park.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park gives Martin County a large public-land anchor, with river, trails, camping, history, and current state-park details to check.

Florida judgment interest is a current-rate check, because the CFO publishes rates by effective date and the rate can change by quarter.

census-designated place in Brevard County.

Juniper Springs gives the Ocala National Forest a spring, campground, CCC history, and a careful paddling check.

town in Palm Beach County, population 3,935.

census-designated place in Palm Beach County.

town in Palm Beach County, population 62,350.

Jupiter's beach map separates Town, Palm Beach County, and private crossovers, and marks parking, guarded areas, accessible access, and the dog-friendly stretch.

census-designated place in Palm Beach County.

town in Palm Beach County, population 457.

Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area brings lighthouse history, trails, habitat, water views, and federal public-land details into one coastal stop.

town in Martin County, population 841.