Site Navigation Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee     Interstate 95 Flagler County (Northbound) Interstate 95 North Interstate 95 veers more inland as U.S. 1 once again migrates toward the coast. The federal highway continues as a rural four-lane divided highway to St. Augustine. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is home to a bevy of historical sites including Fort Matanzas National Monument. Pictured here is the Exit 298 diamond interchange with U.S. 1; U.S. 1 next meets Florida 206 at Dupont Center. U.S. 1 and Interstate 95 come together again in south Jacksonville. Photo taken 12/30/06. The next two exits of St. Johns County join Interstate 95 with the 200-series of Florida state roads in rural areas west of U.S. 1. Photo taken 12/30/06. A pair of rest areas are found along Interstate 95 between Exits 298 and 305. Photos taken 12/20/06 & 12/30/06 Florida 206 travels across Interstate 95 at the Exit 305 diamond interchange west of Crescent Beach and the Matanzas River. Photo taken 12/20/06. West of Exit 305, Florida 206 continues to junction Florida 207 outside of Hastings. Florida 207 continues west to Florida 100 outside of Palatka. Photo taken 12/30/06. Northbound mileage sign posted 41 miles south of Jacksonville. Photo taken 12/30/06. Exit 311 provides the most direct route to St. Augustine via junction U.S. 1 (Ponce de Leon Boulevard) north. The nation's oldest city is home to Flagler College, Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, and the Bridge of Lions among other points of interests. Anastasia State Park lies east of the city via Florida A1A. Photo taken 12/30/06. Florida 206 bends northeast from Hastings to Vermont Heights and a rural diamond interchange with Interstate 95 (Exit 311). Photo taken 12/30/06. A diamond interchange facilitates movements to Florida 207 via Exit 311 of Interstate 95. Florida 207 constitutes a four-lane divided highway northeast to Florida 312 east to St. Augustine Beach. Westward the state road sinks southwest to Elkton, Armstrong, Spuds before ending at Florida 100. Photo taken 12/30/06. Interstate 95 stays well west of St. Augustine through rural environs on the five-mile drive to Florida 16. Some sprawl however is encroaching about the next interchange. Photo taken 12/30/06. Florida 16 stems west from Florida 5A/St. Johns County 5 in St. Augustine to a diamond interchange with Interstate 95 (Exit 318). The interchange serves interests to St. Johns River Community College and the First Coast Technical College. Photo taken 12/20/06. West of Interstate 95, Florida 16 partitions with St. Johns County 208 just outside of Exit 318. Florida 16 meanders northwest to the St. Johns River and Green Cove Springs, the Clay County seat. St. Johns County 208 spurs west to Bakerville and St. Johns County 13 at Picolata. Photo taken 12/30/06. Interstate 295 appears for the first time on the next mileage sign of Interstate 95 north. International Golf Parkway is met at a parial-clovereleaf interchange in five miles. Photo taken 12/30/06. International Golf Parkway connects Interstate 95 with the World Golf of Village, World Golf Hall of Fame, and Florida 16 to the west. Photo taken 12/30/06. Exit 323 departs Interstate 95 north for International Golf Parkway. International Golf Parkway continues east to junction U.S. 1 at Palencia. Photo taken 12/30/06. Continuing north, Interstate 95 next meets the final exit within the county, St. Johns County 210 at Sampson. Photo taken 12/30/06. St. Johns County 210 travels west to Florida 13 at Orangedale and northeast to Florida A1A at Palm Valley. Part of the route is now a limited-access parkway serving the new town of Nocatee. Nocatee Parkway travels northeast from its temporary end of Costal Ridge Boulevard to the new Tolomato River bridge south of Palm Valley. Plans call for Nocatee Parkway to extend west from Nocatee to a new interchange with U.S. 1 near Racetrack Road. Photo taken 12/20/06. A diamond interchange joins Interstate 95 with St. Johns County 210 southwest of Ponte Vedra and east of sprawling areas of South Hampton. Connections with U.S. 1 lead drivers to Racetrack Road and Florida A1A north to Ponte Vedra beach and Jacksonville Beach. Photo taken 12/30/06. The missing entry on the following Interstate 95 north mileage sign is reserved for the unconstructed Florida 9B freeway. Florida 9B is planned to link the southeastern corner of the Jacksonville Beltway with Interstate 95 near the county line. The south end of Florida 9B may have tied into the First Coast Outer Beltway, but those designs have shifted to a corridor focusing more toward Florida 16. Photo taken 12/30/06. North and southbound rest areas lie along Interstate 95 south of the Race Track Road overpass and Duval County line. Photos taken 12/20/06 & 12/30/06. Entering the city limits of Jacksonville, which entail all of Duval County except for Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach. Photo taken 12/30/06. Page Updated January 26, 2009.