Summary Of: Saint Augustine, Florida

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Nickname | | St. Johns County | Florida | Country | | United States | State | | Florida | County | | St. Johns | 1565 | Mayor | Area | Elevation | Density | Metro | Time zone | EST | UTC-5 | DST | EDT | UTC-4 | | | U.S. | Confederate | Spanish | British | Spanish | Burgundy Cross | | | | | Castillo de San Marcos | county seat | St. Johns County | Florida | United States | oldest continuously occupied | European | city | port | continental United States | First Coast | Amelia Island | Jacksonville | Palm Coast | 2000 census | 2004 | U.S. Census Bureau | Spanish | Pedro Menéndez de Avilés | Pensacola | West Florida | Tristán de Luna y Arellano | 1559 | 1561 | Fort Caroline | French | Jacksonville, Florida | September 8 | 1565 | feast day | Augustine of Hippo | Martín de Argüelles | English | Roanoke Island | Virginia Colony | Santa Fe | New Mexico | Jamestown | Virginia | Puerto Rico | Caparra | San Juan | English | Francis Drake | pirates | Carolinas | Georgia | James Oglethorpe | Ahaya the Cowkeeper | Seminole | Siege of St. Augustine | War of Jenkin's Ear | | | Treaty of Paris | French and Indian War | Florida | Loyalist | American Revolutionary War | Treaty of Paris | Spain | Spanish efforts | Napoleon | Adams-Onís Treaty | United States territory | U.S. state | American Civil War | Union | Confederacy | January 7 | 1861 | March 11 | 1862 | Spanish | Castillo de San Marcos | Native American | Osceola | | | Public Square | | | railroad | Henry Flagler | Flagler College | Florida East Coast Railway | Key West | Spanish Colonial Revival Style architectural | Marineland | Old Spanish Trail | San Diego, California | | neutrality | disputed | talk page | dispute is resolved. | Brown v. Board of Education | Ku Klux Klan | NAACP | Southern Christian Leadership Conference | Martin Luther King, Jr. | Ralph Abernathy | Andrew Young | | | St. Augustine Lighthouse | Civil Rights Act of 1964 | Anastasia Island | muriatic acid | United States Census Bureau | square miles | km² | Atlantic Ocean | Matanzas River | 2000 United States Census | population density | White | African American | Native American | Asian | Pacific Islander | other races | Hispanic | Latino | married couples | per capita income | poverty line | | | | | Alligator Farm | Anastasia State Park | Bridge of Lions | Casa Monica Hotel | Castillo de San Marcos National Monument | Cathedral of St. Augustine | Flagler College | Ponce de León Hotel | Fort Matanzas National Monument | Florida School for the Deaf and Blind | Fort Mose Historic State Park | Fountain of Youth | Gonzalez-Alvarez House (Oldest House) | Grace United Methodist Church | Lightner Museum | Old St. Johns County Jail | Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse | Ripley's Believe it or Not! Museum | The Spanish Military Hospital Museum | St. Augustine Airport | St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum | St. Augustine Amphitheatre | World Golf Hall of Fame | IMAX | World Golf Village | Zorayda Castle | List of sister cities in Florida | | Avilés | Spain | | Cartagena | Colombia | | Island of Menorca | Spain | | Santo Domingo | Dominican Republic | St. Johns County School District | Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind | Jim Albrecht | Murray Armstrong | Richard Boone | Willie Galimore | Richard Henry Pratt | Ray Charles | Henry Flagler | Lindy Infante | Stetson Kennedy | Scott Lagasse Jr. | NASCAR | Johnny Mize | Prince Achille Murat | Chief Osceola | Fort Marion | Castillo de San Marcos | Scott Player | NFL | Tom Petty | Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings | Steve Spurrier | Edmund Kirby Smith | William W. 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