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Forklift Masts Jacksonville - Jacksonville City is the biggest city in the state of Florida and is the county seat of Duval County. The city's residents number over 1 million. Jacksonville sits in the the northeast Florida's First Coast along the banks of the St. John River. Jacksonville City is consistently ranked amongst the "Hottest Cities in America" for business relocations and expansions in a yearly poll featured in Expansion Management magazine. It is even rated 11th in Inc. Magazine's list of "Best Cities for Doing Business" during 2006.

The city of Jacksonville has a rapidly growing cultural setting for its numerous visitors and residents. Due to their diverse collections and galleries, Jacksonville's distinctive museums are a sight to behold. The Jacksonville Maritime Museum has long been devoted to the preservation of the areas maritime history. It is a free museum housing manuscripts, ship models and naval artifacts that have a place in Jacksonville history. The Museum of Science and History showcases the area's only planetarium and a complete exhibit about the colorful history of Northeast Florida. The LaVilla Museum and Ritz Theatre celebrates the rich legacy of the African-American community within Jacksonville. Its permanent collection includes more than 700 works in a wide range of media, representing prominent national and international artists of the 20th and 21st century. The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens is popular for its important European and American paintings, beautiful formal gardens and a renowned collection of Meissen porcelain. For those who like music and theatre, the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts situated in Downtown Jacksonville houses the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, considered as one of the country's top ensembles.

The city of Jacksonville is strategically situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the St. John River. The port is the largest deepwater port within the Southern United States. This port is a main center for transportation, distribution and automobile imports. The biggest trade of Jacksonville City, then again, is its broad diversification. The area's financial system is quite balanced among the manufacturing, insurance, consumer goods, information services, financial services, biomedical technology, and distribution trades. The Port of Jacksonville is among the players within Jacksonville's economy. It has an estimated 50,000 jobs within Northeast Florida and contributes around 3 billion in the economy of Northeast Florida at present.