Florida State Road 23 is a major highway located in the northeastern part of Florida. It runs approximately 20 miles, connecting Interstate 10 near Baldwin to U.S. Route 301 in Jacksonville. This road serves as an important route for local traffic and provides access to various communities in the region. The highway is primarily a two-lane road, with some sections featuring additional lanes for safety and efficiency. Florida State Road 23 is also known for its scenic views, as it passes through a mix of urban and rural landscapes, making it a vital corridor for both commuters and travelers.