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 Flying up the St. John's Ricer at Jacksonville


THE St. John's River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean twenty
 miles east of Jacksonville. offers a picturesque approach to this bustling
city; ships carrying cargoes and passengers to and from all parts of the
world enter this natural harbor daily, lending an air of importance to the
landscape that cannot be rivaled elsewhere in Florida.-What a contrast
this modern airplane view presents to the picture that greeted the eyes of
Jean Ribaut when he sailed up the St. John's with his little band of
Huguenots in 1562:

 Union Terminal Depot