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Retiring in North Florida

Florida's First Coast runs from just south of the Georgia border – Fernandina Beach – south to the Volusia County border. It is easily accessible by Interstate 95 and Highway A1A – running north and south along the coast – and is accessible from the west via Interstate 10, which intersects with I-95 in Jacksonville. This stretch of northeastern Florida coast is rich in history – and is known for many "firsts." The Spanish founded St. Augustine in 1565, making it the oldest continuously occupied European city in the New World.

Jacksonville

Business Center Of The First Coast

• Served by 4 major hospitals, including Jacksonville Mayo Clinic and Shands Jacksonville
• Over 15 miles of public beaches
• Home to the Jacksonville Jaguars NFL franchise
• More than 20 golf courses, including PGA Tournament Players Championship course
• Convenient to historic St. Augustine
• Jacksonville Jazz Festival
• Host city for annual Gator Bowl
• Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art

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Fernandina Beach and Nassau County

North Florida’s Seaside Retreat

• Close to Jacksonville area medical services and served by Baptist Medical Center – Nassau
• Historic downtown Fernandina Beach
• Amelia Island resorts and beaches
• 10 public golf courses
• Convenient to Cumberland Island and St. Mary’s
• Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival
• Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival

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Palm Coast and Flagler County

Fast-Growing Area With Top-Rated Services

• Area served by 4 hospitals
• 24 community parks and recreational areas
• 26 miles of public beaches
• 8 public golf courses
• Marineland attraction

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