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HERE'S JACKSONVILLE !
Richard Newquist says: "Read This".

Aerial view of downtown Jacksonville From the St. Johns River to the Ocean, Jacksonville offers a plethora, nay a veritable cornucopia of interesting living and working solutions for any taste.

Located in Northeast Florida at the crossroads of I-10 & I-95, Jacksonville is the largest city in the continental United States in land area, a major port, the insurance and financial center of the state, site of U.S. Navy bases and the home of the National Football League's Jacksonville Jaguars.

JAXPORT is made up of three different facilities, Blount Island, Tallyrand and Dames Point, handling freight, cars and cruise ships. It has access to the entire eastern seaboard of the Americas as well as Europe and Africa.

There are five airports in Jacksonville, two of which are Naval Air Stations and not available to the public. Jacksonville International Airport is growing by metes and bounds. The surrounding area has been reserved for future development and, at this moment, thousands of square feet of warehouse space are being built.

In February 2005, the city hosted the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots and their fans at Super Bowl XXXIX. Thousands of football fans and volunteers in Jacksonville, anxious to show the world why our city is so special, prepared a world-class welcome. Thanks again to all the folks who visited our city and enjoyed our hospitality.

We invite you to learn a little more about our city by clicking on the links or going to my website at: http://www.liveatthebeach.net . For a calendar of things going on in our vibrant city, click here. For more information about Jacksonville's vacation and business opportunities, check out the links below to the Jacksonville & the Beaches Convention and Visitor's Bureau and the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Web sites.

Quick "Jax Facts"

-The City of Jacksonville ranks as the 14th largest city in
the United States in population with more than 800,000 residents.

-The Jacksonville metropolitan area, which includes
three beach cities and Clay, Baker, Nassau and St. Johns
counties, has a population of more than 1,000,000
residents.

-Jacksonville covers 841 square miles (217,559 hectares).

-Joint management agreements with national and state park services give Jacksonville the largest urban park system in the United States.

-Jacksonville International Airport (JIA) is 15 minutes from downtown by car. It is served by 15 major and regional airlines that offer 250 daily flights to and from most major cities in the country and is an international gateway.

-By air, Jacksonville is ...
       60 minutes from Atlanta
       45 minutes from Orlando
       Two hours and 15-minutes from New York
      Nine hours from London

-Four modern seaport facilities, including America's newest cruise port, make Jacksonville a full-service international seaport. In 2005, JAXPORT's three public marine terminals handled 8.4 million tons of cargo, a new JAXPORT tonnage record.

-There are three major Interstate Highways running through Jacksonville-
I-95, I-295 and I-10. Additionally, I-75 is approximately 60 miles west of downtown Jacksonville.

-There are four major U.S. Highways- U.S.1, U.S.17, U.S.90 and
U.S.301.

-By car, Jacksonville is ...
       40 minutes from Fernandina Beach/Amelia Island
       35 minutes from historic St. Augustine
       Two and a half hours from Orlando (Disney World)
       Six hours from Atlanta

For information about downtown Jacksonville:
Downtown Vision, Inc.

For information about visiting Jacksonville:
The Jacksonville & the Beaches Convention and Visitor's Bureau

For information about business in Jacksonville:
Jacksonville

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	While the media revels in bad news ("bad news is good news") there is secretly an under-current of growth going on in Jacksonville...Florida! SHhhhhh! Don't tell anyone! Deutsche Bank, the largest financial services firm in Germany and one of the largest in the world, is considering establishing an operations hub in Jacksonville that would create operations and technology jobs that support Deutsche Bank’s corporate, investment banking and asset and wealth management businesses. With the proposed new hub, Deutsche Bank plans to create 1,000 new, full-time jobs by Dec. 31, 2011. The high-skill jobs will pay an annual average wage estimated at $49,200 plus benefits, or more than 115 percent of the statewide average wage, for an estimated annual payroll of $49.2 million. James Bailey, owner publisher of Bailey Publishing in Jacksonville, recently summarized many new projects underway in Jacksonville: 1. OSK Mitsui is planning to use JAXPORT, TRAPAC container terminal which could create up to 6,000 new jobs and raise the volume through TRAPAC to over 800,000 containers a year. 2. Hanjin Shipping is going to build a new container terminal that will handle another 800,000 containers. This opens new shipping lines between the Far East, the US and Europe which may stimulate even more growth. 3. Alenia North America is going to build a final assembly and delivery center for the C27j Spartan cargo plane at Cecil Commerce Center. This will add another 300 new jobs and capital investments approaching $100 million. So, what can we say about Jacksonville, "Jacksonville Rocks" and is continuing to rock. If one were to drive around JIA, one would see gigantic new cargo warehouses, shopping centers, ingress and egress highways, telecommunications and other structures and infrastructures underway. "Stiff upper lip old chap", Jacksonville may just come out of this mess better than the rest.

	HERE'S JACKSONVILLE ! Richard Newquist says: "Read This". From the St. Johns River to the Ocean, Jacksonville offers a plethora, nay a veritable cornucopia of interesting living and working solutions for any taste. Located in Northeast Florida at the crossroads of I-10 & I-95, Jacksonville is the largest city in the continental United States in land area, a major port, the insurance and financial center of the state, site of U.S. Navy bases and the home of the National Football League's Jacksonville Jaguars. JAXPORT is made up of three different facilities, Blount Island, Tallyrand and Dames Point, handling freight, cars and cruise ships. It has access to the entire eastern seaboard of the Americas as well as Europe and Africa. There are five airports in Jacksonville, two of which are Naval Air Stations and not available to the public. Jacksonville International Airport is growing by metes and bounds. The surrounding area has been reserved for future development and, at this moment, thousands of square feet of warehouse space are being built. In February 2005, the city hosted the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots and their fans at Super Bowl XXXIX. Thousands of football fans and volunteers in Jacksonville, anxious to show the world why our city is so special, prepared a world-class welcome. Thanks again to all the folks who visited our city and enjoyed our hospitality. We invite you to learn a little more about our city by clicking on the links or going to my website at: http://www.liveatthebeach.net . For a calendar of things going on in our vibrant city, click here. For more information about Jacksonville's vacation and business opportunities, check out the links below to the Jacksonville & the Beaches Convention and Visitor's Bureau and the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Web sites. Quick "Jax Facts" -The City of Jacksonville ranks as the 14th largest city in the United States in population with more than 800,000 residents. -The Jacksonville metropolitan area, which includes three beach cities and Clay, Baker, Nassau and St. Johns counties, has a population of more than 1,000,000 residents. -Jacksonville covers 841 square miles (217,559 hectares). -Joint management agreements with national and state park services give Jacksonville the largest urban park system in the United States. -Jacksonville International Airport (JIA) is 15 minutes from downtown by car. It is served by 15 major and regional airlines that offer 250 daily flights to and from most major cities in the country and is an international gateway. -By air, Jacksonville is ... 60 minutes from Atlanta 45 minutes from Orlando Two hours and 15-minutes from New York Nine hours from London -Four modern seaport facilities, including America's newest cruise port, make Jacksonville a full-service international seaport. In 2005, JAXPORT's three public marine terminals handled 8.4 million tons of cargo, a new JAXPORT tonnage record. -There are three major Interstate Highways running through Jacksonville- I-95, I-295 and I-10. Additionally, I-75 is approximately 60 miles west of downtown Jacksonville. -There are four major U.S. Highways- U.S.1, U.S.17, U.S.90 and U.S.301. -By car, Jacksonville is ... 40 minutes from Fernandina Beach/Amelia Island 35 minutes from historic St. Augustine Two and a half hours from Orlando (Disney World) Six hours from Atlanta For information about downtown Jacksonville: Downtown Vision, Inc. For information about visiting Jacksonville: The Jacksonville & the Beaches Convention and Visitor's Bureau For information about business in Jacksonville: Jacksonville	Advanced Marketing Specialists Richard Newquist Jacksonville Beach Office: 904-422-5091 Need Information? Name Phone Email We will be in touch with you within 24 hours. No information is ever sold, furnished or supplied to any third parties.
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