Much has changed in Duval County over the course of the last 120 years. However, quite a bit has stayed the same, namely the county boundaries, the site of the St. Johns River and other prominent natural landmarks. View Jacksonville as it was in 1906, courtesy of this historic map covering all of the county’s 800-plus square miles.

Compiled from the original official maps of the U.S. Land Survey, the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Surveys, the U.S. Engineers, various railroad, canal, county, road, town and private surveys. Includes key to land ownership codes.

Created by Roland Woodward, originally published by The Drew Press. Reproduced using high-resolution scans of the actual 1906 map. Measures 16 x 20 inches (horizontal). Printed on fine art quality paper with a matter finish. Source: State Library of Florida.

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