2015 Map of Baldwin

About this map

Baldwin serves as the central hub of this West Jacksonville landscape, where major transport corridors intersect near the boundary of Nassau and Duval Counties. The town's grid is bounded by Beaver Street West and Martin Luther King Jr Drive, reflecting its long-standing role as a crossroads for the region's rail and road networks. To the northeast, the Whitehouse Naval Outlying Field stands as a prominent military installation, while smaller communities like Tulane, Mandeville, and Otis are scattered along the rural routes of Otis Road and Old Plank Road. The terrain is defined by low-lying wetlands and drainage systems, including the headwaters of McGirts Creek and the meandering paths of Brandy Branch and Yellow Water Creek. These watercourses dictate the layout of the surrounding timberlands and agricultural plots that separate the distinct local settlements.