St. Johns River

St. Johns River Water Management District

Florida DEP - Florida Springs - St. Johns River Region

Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission - Northeast Region, Florida Fishing Sites and Forecast

Visit Florida - St. Johns River

U.S. EPA:

• American Heritage Rivers St. Johns River Background The St. Johns River, 310 miles in length, is the longest river in Florida. Among its many distinct characteristics, the St. Johns is one of few major rivers in the nation that flow north. The St. Johns River and its tributaries drain about one-sixth of the state of Florida, or about 8,700 square miles. The river flows from its headwaters in marshes southwest of Cape Canaveral, evolving into a series of lakes, finally maturing into a river averaging two miles in width for its final one hundred miles into Jacksonville, and the Atlantic Ocean.
• St. Johns River: an American Heritage Designated River

East Central Florida Regional Planning Council - St. Johns River

Florida History & the Arts Magazine - The St. Johns River—Florida's First Highway

St. Johns River - Fast Facts

St. Johns River Lighthouse

Rediscovering the St. Johns River

St. Johns River Keepers