Russell

Built around the rural roads and wetland country of Clay County, Russell has remained a small unincorporated community on the southwestern side of the Jacksonville metropolitan area. It lies in the Black Creek watershed, where waterways drain toward the St. Johns River through the flat, wooded terrain typical of northeast Florida. Clay County was established in 1858 and named for the statesman Henry Clay; today, its older rural settlements share the area with expanding Jacksonville-area suburbs. Russell represents this transitional inland side of Florida rather than a separate urban centre. Browse additional webcams from Clay County to extend your view of northeast Florida.

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