Jax neighborhoods with thematic street names

[jaxlongtimer]

Jax has lots of these themed areas. 

Some others are:

San Souci area: Named after a developer's family members:  Saul, Nathan, Lou, Randy, Sam, Una.... so many more.  Family names are a common occurrence all over town.  The most obvious example is Kernan and Hodges, the first and last names of the wife of developer Hodges as I recall.  Of course, lots of Skinner and Peyton family names around for the same reason.

In Ortega, you have Harvard, Yale and Princeton along with Iconic, Doric and Corinthian columns and Iroquois, Algonquin, Apache, Arapahoe and Cherokee.

More trees in San Marco with Holly, Maple, Laurel, Elder, Arbor and White Oak and, in Miramar, Rosewood, Birchwood, Peachtree, Pinewood and Redwood.

This could be an endless search...

[BridgeTroll]

Streets off of Fouraker have french names...Renoir, Cezanne, Dubois, La trec, Dubois, Chateau...

[sandyshoes]

Off of Ricker/103rd:  Strato, Canaveral, Sprite, Andromeda, Centauri, Proxima

[JaxJersey-licious]

In Jacksonville, and numerous other municipalities (so I'm told  ): 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th....

[pierre]

When my wife and I were looking at houses a few years ago, we found a small neighborhood off Kernan by UNF where streets are named after baseball players (Ripken, Gehrig, Mantle).

[sandyshoes]

Near Wheat Road and Ricker Road, a neighborhood with streets named after cars (Impala, Triumph, Fiat, etc., etc.) 

[wolfdawg54]

Just came across this post! There are so many different, unique named developments. I do know the San Souci one is named after the Wolfson family...Saul, Nathan, Lou, Randy, Sam, Una

[Charles Hunter]

Off of Girvin Road - opposite Mount Trashmore - in the Grogan's Bluff neighborhood, are several Tolkien-related (or Tolkien-adjacent) street names:
Hobbit Ln
Gandalf Ln
Elvenking Ln
Tolkien Ln
Wilderland Dr
Glamdring Ct.
Dorwinion Dr.
Long Lake Dr.
Misty Mountain Dr.
Arkenstone Dr.
Enchanted Hollow Dr.
Tree Beard Ct.

[Charles Hunter]

Southside Estates neighborhood, between Atlantic and Beach Boulevards, east of Southside Boulevard, streets are mostly named after flag-rank officers in World War 2. The names appear in alphabetical order, north to south.
Exceptions appear to include Jupiter Court, I couldn't find anyone fitting the pattern - so perhaps after Operation Jupiter, an Allied offensive in Normandy a few weeks after D-Day? Then there is Lily Road - perhaps Soviet fighter ace pilot Lydia Litvyak, who was known as the "White Lily of Stalingrad" from her Wiki bio: Historians estimate for her total victories range from five to twelve solo victories and two to four shared kills in her 66 combat sorties."

Gen. "Hap" ARNOLD Rd (US Army [USA])
Gen. Omar BRADLEY Rd (USA)
Gen. Sir Alan CUNNINGHAM Rd (UK Army)
Gen. Jimmy DOOLITTLE Rd (US Army Air Corps)
Gen. Dwight EISENHOWER Rd (USA)
Brig. William FRASER Rd (UK Army)
Gen. Roy Geiger Rd (USMC)
Adm. William HALSEY (USN)
JUPITER Ct (see above)
LILY Road (see above)
Adm. William LEAHY Rd (USN)
Gen. Douglas MACARTHUR Ct. (USA)
Adm. Chester NIMITZ (USN)
Comm. Stanley ORR Ct (Royal Air Force [RAF])
Gen. George PATTON Rd (USA)

[Westside Guy]

Off Lane Avenue south of Wilson Blvd there's a bunch of streets named after storybook characters:
Tom Thumb Dr
Peter Pan Pl
Snow White Dr
Cinderella St
Peter Rabbit Dr
Cotton Tail Ln

Also just around the corner at Wilson Blvd and Firestone Road are roads:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Esther
Moses

[Mueller]

The entire Tara Woods neighborhood where I grew up (Gone with the Wind themed) between Ortega Farms Blvd and Seaboard Ave off of Timuquana Rd, including:

-Tara Woods Dr E/S
-Rhett Ct
-Scarlet Ct
-Twelve Oaks Ct
-Atlanta Ct.

There's also the adjacent Lofty Pines subdivision, with tree themed streets like Pine Cone, Red Pine, and Scotch Pine Cts.