Jacksonville, Florida

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Jacksonville, Florida
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Jacksonville, Florida
Image:JaxSeal.gif Seal
Motto: Where Florida Begins
Location in the state of Florida
Coordinates: 30°19′10″N, 81°39′36″W
Country	United States
State	Florida
County	Duval
Gubyernu
- Mayor	John Peyton (R)
Populasyun (2006)
- City	834,789
- Metro	1,348,381
Oras Zona	EST (UTC-5)
- Summer (DST)	EDT (UTC-4)
			Website: http://www.coj.net

Kalamnan 1 Lawen ya rin 2 Notes 3 Dakal pang pamamasa 4 Dalerayan 5 Suglung Palwal 5.1 Government resources 5.2 Non-profits and social services 5.3 Matas a Pamagaral 5.4 Kalinangan

[mag-edit] Lawen ya rin

• Duval County, Florida
• Orange Park, Florida
• St. Augustine, Florida
• St. Johns County

[mag-edit] Notes

[mag-edit] Dakal pang pamamasa

• James B. Cooks, Jacksonville: The Consolidation Story, from Civil Rights to the Jaguars, University Press of Florida, 2004.
• Greg Jenkins, Florida's Ghostly Legends And Haunted Folklore: North Florida And St. Augustine, Pineapple Press, 2005.
• Buddy Martin, The Boys from Old Florida: Inside Gator Nation, Sports Publishing, 2006
• Herman Mason, Jr., African-American Life in Jacksonville, Arcadia Publishing, 1997.
• Joanelle Mulrain, Re-Rooting Life's Journeys
• Keeping the Faith: Race, Politics, and Social Development in Jacksonville, Florida, 1940-1970, Greenwood Publishing, 2000.
• John Oehser, Jags to Riches: The Cinderella Season of the Jacksonville Jaguars, St. Martins Press, 1997.
• Daniel Schaefer, From scratch pads and dreams: A ten year history of the University of North Florida, University of North Florida, 1982.
• Jules Wagman, Jacksonville and Florida's First Coast, Windsor Publishing, 1989.
• Dr. Caroyln Williams, Historic Photos of Jacksonville, Turner Publishing Company, 2006.

[mag-edit] Dalerayan

• 40 years ago this weekend, Jacksonville gave itself a national reputation for violence. The Florida Times-Union.
• DeCamp, David (May 3, 2003). Racial graffiti found at Glover's headquarters. The Florida Times-Union.
• Foley, Bill; Wood, Wayne (2001). The great fire of 1901 (1st ed.). Jacksonville, Florida: The Jacksonville Historical Society. ISBN 0-9710261-0-6

[mag-edit] Suglung Palwal

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[mag-edit] Government resources

• City of Jacksonville Official Website
• Jacksonville Sister Cities Association, Inc
• Duval County Public Schools
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
• Jacksonville Public Library

[mag-edit] Non-profits and social services

• Fresh Ministries
• Clara White Mission
• Dignity U Wear
• Jacksonville Community Council, Inc.
• Habijax
• Builders Care
• Empowerment First
• Lutheran Social Services of Jacksonville

[mag-edit] Matas a Pamagaral

• Edward Waters College
• Jacksonville University
• University of North Florida
• Florida Community College at Jacksonville
• Trinity Baptist College
• Art Institute of Jacksonville
• Florida Coastal School of Law
• Jones College
• Logos Christian College

[mag-edit] Kalinangan

Performing Arts

• Alhambra Dinner Theatre
• The Florida Theatre
• Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
• Players by the Sea
• Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum
• River City Playhouse
• Theatre Jacksonville
• "The Teal Sound Drum & Bugle Corps

Art Museums at Galleries

• Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens
• Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum
• Lightner Museum
• Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville
• Museum of Science and History
• Reddi Arts Gallery
• Stellars Gallery

• Jacksonville, Florida is at coordinates

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