U.S. 17 (Woodland Boulevard) north leaves U.S. 92 east through north DeLand. A short distance separates the split with junction Florida 11 (Perkins Highway). Photo taken 03/21/08.
Nearing the junction with Florida 11's south end and unsigned Volusia County 4088 (Glenwood Road) west. Photo taken 03/21/08.
Drivers departing for Florida 11 (Perkins Highway) north split with U.S. 17 north ahead of the signalized intersection with unsigned Volusia County 4088 (Glenwood Road). Florida 11 ventures northward from DeLand to Bunnell; Glenwood Road stems west to Volusia County 4053 (Grand Avenue) at Glenwood. Photo taken 03/21/08.
Now in Duval County, northbound U.S. 17/Florida 15 merges with Florida 228, and they follow the northwestern bank of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville. Here, U.S. 17 approaches Florida 13, which crosses the St. Johns River via the Acosta Bridge and then meets Interstate 95 on the south side of the river. Photo taken 08/23/04.
The left two lanes continue north on U.S. 17/Florida 15 and east on Florida 228, while the right lane exits onto Florida 13 south to San Marco Road and the Acosta Bridge. From here, U.S. 17 and Florida 228 continue north for a few blocks after Florida 13, then turn east on the Bay Street/Forsyth Street couplet. Broad Street continues north as a surface street, and it meets U.S. 90/Florida 10 (Beaver Street) and U.S. 23/Florida 139 (Union Street/State Street couplet). As for U.S. 17, it turns north again on Ocean Street (southbound traffic is on Main Street) to pass through downtown Jacksonville. Florida 228 continues east on Forsyth Street/Adams Street to the Hart Bridge Expressway. This freeway also carries portions of Alternate U.S. 1 and Alternate U.S. 90, then terminates at U.S. 90 and Florida 212 near Beach Boulevard and East Road. From there, U.S. 90/Florida 212 continue east to Jacksonville Beach. Photo taken 08/23/04.
