County Census Records
Florida Counties
67 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
67 counties
Population as of 2020 census
Alachua
278,468
Baker
28,259
Bay
175,216
Bradford
28,303
Brevard
606,612
Broward
1,944,375
Calhoun
13,648
Charlotte
186,847
Citrus
153,843
Clay
218,245
Collier
375,752
Columbia
69,698
DeSoto
33,976
Dixie
16,759
Duval
995,567
Escambia
321,905
Flagler
115,378
Franklin
12,451
Gadsden
43,826
Gilchrist
17,864
Glades
12,126
Gulf
14,192
Hamilton
14,004
Hardee
25,327
Hendry
39,619
Hernando
194,515
Highlands
101,235
Hillsborough
1,459,762
Holmes
19,653
Indian River
159,788
Jackson
47,319
Jefferson
14,510
Lafayette
8,226
Lake
383,956
Lee
760,822
Leon
292,198
Levy
42,915
Liberty
7,974
Madison
17,968
Manatee
399,710
Marion
375,908
Martin
158,431
Miami-Dade
2,701,767
Monroe
82,874
Nassau
90,352
Okaloosa
211,668
Okeechobee
39,644
Orange
1,429,908
Osceola
388,656
Palm Beach
1,492,191
Pasco
561,891
Pinellas
959,107
Polk
725,046
Putnam
73,321
Santa Rosa
188,000
Sarasota
434,006
Seminole
470,856
St. Johns
273,425
St. Lucie
329,226
Sumter
129,752
Suwannee
43,474
Taylor
21,796
Union
16,147
Volusia
553,543
Wakulla
33,764
Walton
75,305
Washington
25,318
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