County directory
Nassau County
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- Local places
- 5
- Population
- 106,879
- Planning millage
- 16.0559 mills
- Note paths
- 8
Data notes
Census GEOID: 12089. Population and place types come from the Florida Census place dataset used by this site. The planning millage is a Florida Revenue county-summary row, not a parcel rate, estimate, or bill. Open the property-tax guide for the limits and calculator.
Official county paths
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These links go to the county office or district listed by a statewide official directory. Use the exact address when a parcel, precinct, school assignment, or evacuation instruction is involved.
Property appraiser
Parcel records, assessed value, exemptions, and taxable value.
Open official site ->Tax collector
Tax bills, payments, discounts, deferrals, and delinquent-tax questions.
Open official site ->Clerk and recorder
Deeds, mortgages, official records, court files, and recorded documents.
Open official site ->Supervisor of Elections
Voter registration, precincts, ballots, and county election information.
Open official site ->Emergency management
Local alerts, evacuation information, shelters, and storm instructions.
Open official site ->School district
Enrollment, calendars, district contacts, and the address-based assignment path.
Open official site ->County-office snapshot checked 2026-07-13. Office names, hours, contacts, and service details can change on the linked site.
Local pages
Places in Nassau County
Cities, towns, and villages
Census-designated places (2)
These are named Census places, not incorporated city governments. County and special-district offices often own the practical record.
Direct local notes
Notes about Nassau County and its places
These entries have been reviewed as directly about the county or one of the local places listed here.
History and culture
Fort Clinch makes Amelia Island feel older than the beach
Fort Clinch State Park gives Nassau County beach, fort history, trails, camping, and current state-park details to check before a visit.
Read this note ->History and culture
Fernandina Beach carries the Isle of Eight Flags story
Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island carries the Isle of Eight Flags story, one of Florida's clearest examples of layered coastal history.
Read this note ->Home and property
Fernandina Beach historic districts keep the porch scale close
Fernandina Beach's historic-district homes connect Amelia Island's older streets to design review, porch scale, materials, and downtown character.
Read this note ->Money and taxes
Fernandina shrimp festival keeps working water in the town calendar
Fernandina Beach's shrimp festival turns a working-water story into a downtown weekend with boats, food booths, local groups, and big visitor impact.
Read this note ->Outdoors
Amelia Island Trail makes Nassau more than a beach drive
About 40 miles of casual and advanced bike trails cross Amelia Island, so riders should choose the exact segment before setting out.
Read this note ->Useful county context
Notes with examples, nearby ties, or broader rules
These notes create useful paths from Nassau County, but they may describe a statewide rule, regional subject, neighboring place, or one county example rather than a rule unique to this county.
Cars and driving
Florida welcome centers are a road-trip ritual
Florida's official welcome centers turn the state-line drive into maps, restrooms, citrus juice, local stops, and a first pause before the next highway leg.
Read this note ->History and culture
American Beach keeps Amelia Island's Black beach story visible
American Beach on Amelia Island preserves a Nassau County resort story built around Black beach access, family trips, and a coastal community that still has memory in the sand.
Read this note ->Cars and driving
A1A Ocean Islands Trail puts the First Coast on a barrier-island line
A1A Ocean Islands Trail follows a First Coast stretch through Duval and Nassau counties, linking beach cities, barrier islands, old port history, parks, and Atlantic views.
Read this note ->Sources used for this page
Use the county directory as a starting map.
Last checked July 13, 2026. The place list comes from the Florida Census place data used by this site. Direct note relationships stay separate from broader contextual paths. County office links come from the statewide directories named on the linked sites, and county tax planning rows use Florida Revenue November 2025 millage data. Before relying on a rule, fee, deadline, public record, service, school assignment, storm instruction, or permit path, use the official source for the exact address.
County paths
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Local pages
Places in Nassau County
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