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{{short description|State highway in Florida, United States}}
{{Infobox road
{{Infobox road
|state=FL
|state=FL
|type=
|type=SR
|route=211
|route=211
|maint=FDOT
|length_mi=
|length_mi=3.723
|length_km=
|length_round=3
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|established=
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|established=1945
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|map={{maplink-road|from=Florida State Road 211.map}}
|map_custom=yes
|map_notes =Florida State Road 211 highlighted in red
|direction_a=South
|direction_a=South
|direction_b=North
|direction_b=North
|starting_terminus= Roosevelt Blvd [[Image:US 17.svg|20px]][[Image:Florida 15.svg|20px]] [[US Route 17]] [[State Road 15 (Florida)|SR 15]] in [[Jacksonville , FL|Jacksonville]]
|terminus_a={{jct|state=FL|SR|128}} in [[Jacksonville, FL|Jacksonville]]
|terminus_b=Peninsular Place in [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]]
|ending_terminus= ([[Acosta Bridge]]) [[Image:Florida 13.svg|20px]] [[State Road 13 (Florida)|SR 13]] with [[Image:US 17.svg|20px]][[Image:Florida 15.svg|20px]] [[Image:Florida 228.svg|20px]] [[U.S. Highway 17|US 17]], [[State Road 15 (Florida)|SR 15]], [[State Road 228 (Florida)|SR 228]], continuing into downtown Jacksonville along Riverside Ave .
|counties=[[Duval County, Florida|Duval]]

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'''State Road 211''' ('''SR 211''') is a [[state highway]] entirely within [[Jacksonville, Florida]], running from San Juan Avenue (SR 128), north to Peninsular Place (just north of the [[Fuller Warren Bridge]]).
'''State Road 211''' ('''SR 211''') is a [[state highway]] in the [[U.S. state]] of [[Florida]]. It runs from [[U.S. Highway 17 (Florida)|U.S. Highway 17]], [[SR 15 (FL)|SR 15]] [[Roosevelt Blvd (Jacksonville)|Roosevelt Blvd]] it proceeds to North via [[Ortega Blvd(Jacksonville)|Ortega Blvd]] until SR 211 leaves Ortega Blvd for Grand Ave then going over the Old Ortega River Bridge becoming [[San Juan Ave (Jacksonville)|San Juan Ave]] heading west until the intersection of [[Herschel Street (Jacksonville)|Herschel Street]] begins [[SR 128 (FL)|SR 128]],& continues heading west on San Juan Ave . [[SR 211 (FL)|SR 211]] turns north on Herschel Street , due north until SR 211 splits off Herschel Street to go up [[St Johns Ave (Jacksonville)|St John Ave]] paralleling the St Johns River in [[Avondale]]then moving one block up to [[Riverside Ave (Jacksonville)|Riverside Ave]] in [[Riverside]] turning from the the ENE direction to a NNE direction until intersecting [[U.S. Highway 17 (Florida)|U.S. Highway 17]], [[SR 15 (FL)|SR 15]], [[SR 228 (FL)|SR 228]], [[Post St (Jacksonville)|Post St]] [[State Road 228 (Florida)|SR 228]] in [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]] begin [[U.S. Highway 17|US 17]], [[State Road 15 (Florida)|SR 15]], [[State Road 228 (Florida)|SR 228]], concurrency [[State Road 9 (Florida)|SR 9]] ([[Interstate 95]]) going into downtown [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]] & [[State Road 13 (Florida)|SR 13]]

([[Acosta Bridge]]) in [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]] ''end [[State Road 211 (Florida)|SR 211]]".
==Route description==
Acosta Bridge
[[Image:ortegabridge.jpg|thumb|left|290px|Ortega River Drawbridge on Grand Avenue east end/San Juan Avenue west end]]
State Road 211 begins the intersection of Herschel Street and San Juan Avenue ([[Florida State Road 128|SR 128]]), with SR 211 heading north on Herschel Street, with commercial presence on the street, with residential housing not far from the road. After a short crossing of a canal, the road turns east, becoming St. Johns Avenue and once again, paralleling the St. Johns River as SR 211 enters [[Avondale Historic District (Jacksonville, Florida)|Avondale]], a residential district. After curving in direction for a few blocks, St. Johns Avenue gains a parallel street, Riverside Avenue, one block northeast of St. Johns Avenue, with SR 211 representing a mix of residential and commercial areas as it heads northeast. At the western end of the St. Vincents Medical Center, SR 211 turns north on King Street for one block, which at one point represented the city limits of Jacksonville. SR 211 then turns east on Riverside Avenue, which paralleled St. Johns Avenue for 19 blocks to the southwest, into the [[Neighborhoods of Jacksonville, Florida#Riverside|Riverside]] area, continuing the mix of commercial and residential presence on SR 211. After a few blocks, it turns north, with intersections with Post Street, the historical northern terminus of SR 211, and [[Interstate 95 in Florida|I-95]] two blocks north, in which access is provided a few blocks north on Park Street. SR 211 goes under I-95, entering central Jacksonville, and ends at Peninsular Place.


==History==
==History==
From 1932 to 1950, the road was the original route in south Jacksonville of [[U.S. Route 17 in Florida|US 17]], before Roosevelt Avenue (now [[Roosevelt Boulevard (Jacksonville)|Roosevelt Boulevard]]) was built. Between 1951 - 1955, the route was signed "US Alt 17", with a hidden State Road 211. By 1957, the US Alt 17 was removed and it was only signed as State Road 211. The portion between Post Street north to the Acosta Bridge was added to SR 211 in 1994.


==Major intersections==
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Facts About Florida State Road 211 .
{{jcttop|state=FL|county=Duval|location=Jacksonville|length_ref=<ref name=sld>[http://www2.dot.state.fl.us/Straight-linesOnlineGIS/ FDOT straight line diagrams] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140306153400/http://www2.dot.state.fl.us/Straight-linesOnlineGIS/ |date=March 6, 2014 }}, accessed March 2014</ref>}}

{{FLint
* From 1932 to 1950 original route in south jacksonville of [[U.S. Highway 17 (Florida)|U.S. Highway 17]], Before Roosevelt Ave ( now Blvd ) was built .
|mile=0.000

|road={{jct|state=FL|SR|128|dir1=west|name1=San Juan Avenue}}
* From 1951 -1955 it was signed
|notes=south end of state maintenance (except for isolated [[Ortega River Bridge]])
[[Image:Alt plate.svg|20px]]<br>[[Image:US 17.svg|20px]] , with a hidden State Road 211 . by 1957 it was just State Road 211 . this was all before the Roosevelt Spur was built .
}}

{{FLint
* The Part from Post St to the Acosta Bridge was added in 1994
|mile=3.503
|road={{jct|state=FL|to1=to|I|95|dir1=south|road|Post Street}}
|notes=former [[US 17 (FL)|US 17]] south / [[SR 228 (FL)|SR 228]] west
}}
{{FLint
|mile=3.723
|road=Peninsular Place
|notes=north end of state maintenance
}}
{{jctbtm}}


==References==
* Riverside Ave begins / Ends at St Johns Ave which is [[State Road 211 (Florida)|SR 211]] & they go 19 blocks side by side before St Johns Ave ends into St Vincents Hospital . & 211 is forsed to moved up to Riverside Ave .
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[[Category:State highways in Florida|211]]
* King St , which for one block carries State Road 211 from St Johns Ave to Riverside Ave , was once the Jacksonville city limits in 1889 down the middle of the riverside area .
[[Category:State Roads in Duval County, Florida|211]]
{{Uncategorized|date=March 2007}}
[[Category:State Roads in Jacksonville, Florida|211]]
[[Category:U.S. Route 17]]

Latest revision as of 16:59, 16 February 2024

State Road 211 marker

State Road 211

Map
Florida State Road 211 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by FDOT
Length3.723 mi[1] (5.992 km)
Existed1945–present
Major junctions
South end SR 128 in Jacksonville
North endPeninsular Place in Jacksonville
Location
CountryUnited States
StateFlorida
CountiesDuval
Highway system
← SR 208→ SR 212

State Road 211 (SR 211) is a state highway entirely within Jacksonville, Florida, running from San Juan Avenue (SR 128), north to Peninsular Place (just north of the Fuller Warren Bridge).

Route description[edit]

Ortega River Drawbridge on Grand Avenue east end/San Juan Avenue west end

State Road 211 begins the intersection of Herschel Street and San Juan Avenue (SR 128), with SR 211 heading north on Herschel Street, with commercial presence on the street, with residential housing not far from the road. After a short crossing of a canal, the road turns east, becoming St. Johns Avenue and once again, paralleling the St. Johns River as SR 211 enters Avondale, a residential district. After curving in direction for a few blocks, St. Johns Avenue gains a parallel street, Riverside Avenue, one block northeast of St. Johns Avenue, with SR 211 representing a mix of residential and commercial areas as it heads northeast. At the western end of the St. Vincents Medical Center, SR 211 turns north on King Street for one block, which at one point represented the city limits of Jacksonville. SR 211 then turns east on Riverside Avenue, which paralleled St. Johns Avenue for 19 blocks to the southwest, into the Riverside area, continuing the mix of commercial and residential presence on SR 211. After a few blocks, it turns north, with intersections with Post Street, the historical northern terminus of SR 211, and I-95 two blocks north, in which access is provided a few blocks north on Park Street. SR 211 goes under I-95, entering central Jacksonville, and ends at Peninsular Place.

History[edit]

From 1932 to 1950, the road was the original route in south Jacksonville of US 17, before Roosevelt Avenue (now Roosevelt Boulevard) was built. Between 1951 - 1955, the route was signed "US Alt 17", with a hidden State Road 211. By 1957, the US Alt 17 was removed and it was only signed as State Road 211. The portion between Post Street north to the Acosta Bridge was added to SR 211 in 1994.

Major intersections[edit]

The entire route is in Jacksonville, Duval County.

mi[1]kmDestinationsNotes
0.0000.000
 SR 128 west (San Juan Avenue)		south end of state maintenance (except for isolated Ortega River Bridge)
3.5035.638

 To I-95 south / Post Street		former US 17 south / SR 228 west
3.7235.992Peninsular Placenorth end of state maintenance
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References[edit]

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  1. ^ a b FDOT straight line diagrams Archived March 6, 2014, at the Wayback Machine, accessed March 2014
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