Jacksonville
What is another word for Jacksonville? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Name — The largest city in Florida, United States, seat of Duval County; also the name of many other towns across the US.
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Etymology
Named after Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, plus the suffix -ville.
Full origin of Jacksonville →Frequently asked questions
What does “Jacksonville” mean?
The word “Jacksonville” means the largest city in Florida, United States, seat of Duval County; also the name of many other towns across the US.
How do you use “Jacksonville” in a sentence?
Here is “Jacksonville” used in a sentence: “Jacksonville sits on the banks of the St. Johns River.”
What part of speech is “Jacksonville”?
“Jacksonville” is a name.
Is “Jacksonville” a common word?
“Jacksonville” is an uncommon word in modern English.
Is Jacksonville the capital of Florida?
No, Jacksonville is not the capital of Florida; it is the state's largest city by population and the seat of Duval County. Tallahassee holds the role of state capital.
Is Jacksonville, Florida the only city with that name in the United States?
No, Jacksonville is a common American place name, and many other towns across the US also share it. The most well-known is Jacksonville, Florida, but the name is not unique to that city.
What is the relationship between Jacksonville and Duval County?
Jacksonville, Florida serves as the seat of Duval County, meaning it is the county's administrative center. The city and county have a consolidated government, which is part of why Jacksonville covers such a large area.
