The total distance between Jacksonville, Florida to Miami, Florida is 348 miles. Jacksonville is one of the most populated cities in the state of Florida and also the county seat of Duval County.
Jacksonville is placed at the First Coast district of northeast Florida, approximately 25 miles south from the boundary of Georgia. Jacksonville was established in the year 1791 and was initially known as Cowford. The city gets its present name after Andrew Jackson, who was the opening military governor of Florida, and also the seventh President of America.
As of the year 2006, the total population of this city was said to be 834,789 having an average population density of 441.58 per square kilometre. According to census reports the total area of this region was estimated to be 2,264 square kilometres.
Jacksonville is placed at the First Coast district of northeast Florida, approximately 25 miles south from the boundary of Georgia. Jacksonville was established in the year 1791 and was initially known as Cowford. The city gets its present name after Andrew Jackson, who was the opening military governor of Florida, and also the seventh President of America.
As of the year 2006, the total population of this city was said to be 834,789 having an average population density of 441.58 per square kilometre. According to census reports the total area of this region was estimated to be 2,264 square kilometres.
