1993 Map of Jacksonville Heights

About this map

US Naval Air Station (Cecil Field) dominates the western landscape of this Clay County and Duval County border region, characterized by restricted zones and aviation infrastructure. To the east, the suburban growth of Jacksonville Heights and Oak Hill is evident, organized around corridors like 103d Street and Blanding Blvd. The map captures a transition from military and industrial use—marked by numerous sandpits—to established residential neighborhoods such as Ridgewood and Argyle Forest. Local life is anchored by community landmarks including Jacksonville Heights School and N B Forrest High School, alongside several neighborhood congregations like Oak Crest Ch. In the south, the terrain softens toward the water as Little Black Creek flows toward Doctors Lake at Sugarhouse Cove, while the Seaboard System railroad and an Old Railroad Grade trace the legacy of regional transport through the pine lands.