2015 Map of Jacksonville

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Jacksonville and its surrounding neighborhoods are defined by the wide sweep of the Saint Johns River, which separates the urban core from the riverfront residential districts. The landscape is a complex network of established communities like Springfield, Riverside, and Avondale, stitched together by major spans including the Acosta Bridge and the Main Street Bridge. To the north and west, neighborhoods like Grand Crossing and Biltmore indicate the city's historic expansion along rail and road corridors, while the industrial character of Talleyrand remains evident along the river's eastern banks. Education and remembrance are centered at landmarks such as Edward Waters Coll and the expansive grounds of The Evergreen Cem. The confluence of smaller waterways like McCoys Creek and the Ortega River further shapes the city's unique geography, creating distinct pockets of development and natural waterfront.