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U.S. Census Bureau · 2025 Population Estimates Program (PEP)

Florida County Population — 2025 PEP

July 1, 2025 resident population estimates for 67 counties. State total (sum of these county estimates): 23,462,518 persons.

Separate 2025 TIGER/Line county boundaries validate county identity; these are not ACS 2024 survey estimates.

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2025 Census PEP county estimates, 2020–2025 series; counts are persons, migration counts are persons, published rates are per 1,000, and unavailable values remain null (not zero). 2020 rates are unavailable for the partial-year interval. County totals and characteristics are verified against the pinned raw Census CSV receipts and independent 2025 county geometry.

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Official state totals and county summaries

Official NST July 1, 2025 state total: 23,462,518 persons (SUMLEV 040, PEP Vintage 2025). County sum: 23,462,518 persons; comparison status: equal.

Official NST July 2020: 21,591,325 persons; July 2020–July 2025 change: +1,871,193 persons; growth: 8.666411 percent (denominator: official July 2020 population).

County July 2024–July 2025: Growing: 58 · Shrinking: 9 · Unchanged: 0 · Missing: 0. Median county growth: 0.765816 percent.

Largest county: Miami-Dade County (GEOID 12086): 2802029 persons.

Fastest county growth: St. Johns County (GEOID 12109): 3.898192 percent.

Greatest numeric increase: Polk County (GEOID 12105): 23356 persons.

no minimum population; missing excluded per measure; median of county percentages, not population weighted; equal values use ascending full GEOID.

Official state demographics

Resident population · SUMLEV 040 · July 1, 2025 · Census PEP Vintage 2025. Denominator for every share: 23,462,518 resident persons. Six exclusive race groups; Hispanic origin overlaps race and must not be added to it. Release: June 2026; exact day unproved; PEP estimates have no ACS sampling MOE.

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Official state age, sex, race and overlapping Hispanic origin
MeasureCountShare
Female12,044,268 persons51.334081 percent
Male11,418,250 persons48.665919 percent
Ages 18–241,948,980 persons8.306781 percent
Ages 25–445,903,109 persons25.159742 percent
Ages 45–645,820,919 persons24.809439 percent
Ages 65 and older5,346,788 persons22.788637 percent
Under 184,442,722 persons18.935402 percent
American Indian or Alaska Native alone202,474 persons0.862968 percent
Asian alone818,634 persons3.489114 percent
Black or African American alone3,830,738 persons16.327054 percent
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander alone26,899 persons0.114647 percent
Two or more races927,265 persons3.952112 percent
White alone17,656,508 persons75.254105 percent
Hispanic (any race)6,849,243 persons29.192276 percent
Not Hispanic16,613,275 persons70.807724 percent

Official state median age: 43.1 years. Published state SYASEX median age; not a county aggregation, not ACS.

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Revised April 1, 2020 estimates base (official NST): 21,538,207 persons; county base sum: 21,538,207 persons; comparison: equal. This is not the original decennial census count.

Original April 1, 2020 Census count: 65 compatible counties; 2 unavailable. Published Census county centers-of-population POPULATION, original 2020 Gazetteer and official 2020–2025 geographic-change evidence; no boundary allocation. Original count, revised April estimates base and July 2020 estimate are separate observations. Documentation: November 2021; exact file release day unproved; retrieval is not release. Official original count source. Original 2020 Gazetteer identity plus Census geographic-change notes 2014–2025; no county-level change recorded from 2020 onward, exact full modern name, and original count required. Any recorded county-level change or referenced counterparty is conservatively unavailable, including unresolved internal redistricting. Same GEOID alone is insufficient. Not a claim of identical cartographic coordinates; no invented allocations.

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County population and demographic explorer

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PEP population · persons · July 1, 2025. Denominator: none. Calculation/source: CO POPESTIMATEy. Vintage 2025; null with metric_status reason; measured zero remains zero; no imputation.

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Selected county demographic breakdown

July 1, 2025 · Miami-Dade County (GEOID 12086). Same-period county population is the share denominator. Hispanic origin overlaps race; do not add origin to race counts. Other overlapping classifications are not additive. Official county median age is from PEP AGESEX MEDIAN_AGE_TOT, not ACS.

County demographics: counts, shares and official median age
Classification / sourceCount or statisticShare / status
Sex · PEP male1,357,302 persons48.439970 percent
Sex · PEP female1,444,727 persons51.560030 percent
Age bands · PEP under18536,775 persons19.156654 percent
Age bands · PEP age18 24237,033 persons8.459334 percent
Age bands · PEP age25 44768,454 persons27.424912 percent
Age bands · PEP age45 64745,959 persons26.622101 percent
Age bands · PEP age65plus513,808 persons18.336998 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP white alone2,237,091 persons79.838253 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP black alone429,013 persons15.310798 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP aian alone20,638 persons0.736538 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP asian alone52,808 persons1.884634 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP nhpi alone1,580 persons0.056388 percent
Race alone (partition) · PEP two or more60,899 persons2.173389 percent
Hispanic origin (overlaps race) · PEP hispanic any race1,977,314 persons70.567221 percent
Hispanic origin (overlaps race) · PEP not hispanic824,715 persons29.432779 percent
Other overlapping classifications (not additive) · PEP white alone or combination2,291,571 persons81.782558 percent
Other overlapping classifications (not additive) · PEP not hispanic white alone393,665 persons14.049284 percent
Official county median age · AGESEX MEDIAN_AGE_TOT41.2 yearsNot a share; not ACS or an average of county medians

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2025 county population rankings

All 67 county estimates are present without JavaScript, ranked by 2025 population (largest first). Signed changes compare July 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025. Unavailable is not zero; equal values break ties by GEOID (ascending).

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Florida County Population — 2025 PEP — July 1, 2025; rank reflects the selected ordering
RankCountyGEOIDPopulation (persons)Signed change (persons)Signed change (percent)
1Miami-Dade County120862,802,029-10115 persons-0.359690%
2Broward County120112,013,317-372 persons-0.018474%
3Palm Beach County120991,575,726+1578 persons+0.100245%
4Hillsborough County120571,574,115+2917 persons+0.185655%
5Orange County120951,528,002+7014 persons+0.461148%
6Duval County120311,062,963+8231 persons+0.780388%
7Pinellas County12103948,563-11834 persons-1.232199%
8Lee County12071875,607+13940 persons+1.617794%
9Polk County12105874,790+23356 persons+2.743137%
10Pasco County12101674,516+18326 persons+2.792789%
11Brevard County12009663,982+7728 persons+1.177593%
12Volusia County12127606,573+5466 persons+0.909322%
13Seminole County12117491,884+2220 persons+0.453372%
14Osceola County12097481,718+15842 persons+3.400476%
15Sarasota County12115479,958+3969 persons+0.833843%
16Manatee County12081468,200+9244 persons+2.014136%
17Lake County12069456,068+12614 persons+2.844489%
18Marion County12083442,660+14665 persons+3.426442%
19Collier County12021417,131+409 persons+0.098147%
20St. Lucie County12111402,449+10857 persons+2.772529%
21St. Johns County12109346,328+12994 persons+3.898192%
22Escambia County12033333,834+1462 persons+0.439869%
23Leon County12073299,048+336 persons+0.112483%
24Alachua County12001290,028+582 persons+0.201074%
25Clay County12019239,593+2315 persons+0.975649%
26Okaloosa County12091221,810+1705 persons+0.774630%
27Hernando County12053221,701+4129 persons+1.897763%
28Charlotte County12015217,212+5756 persons+2.722079%
29Santa Rosa County12113211,115+3644 persons+1.756390%
30Bay County12005204,479+4337 persons+2.166961%
31Indian River County12061172,799+1239 persons+0.722196%
32Citrus County12017171,666+1845 persons+1.086438%
33Martin County12085166,272+1070 persons+0.647692%
34Sumter County12119157,772+3511 persons+2.276013%
35Flagler County12035140,360+4076 persons+2.990813%
36Highlands County12055111,122+1230 persons+1.119281%
37Nassau County12089106,879+2387 persons+2.284385%
38Walton County1213193,288+3192 persons+3.542888%
39Monroe County1208780,406-1609 persons-1.961836%
40Putnam County1210777,734+561 persons+0.726938%
41Columbia County1202374,094+373 persons+0.505962%
42Jackson County1206349,629-308 persons-0.616777%
43Levy County1207548,520+876 persons+1.838637%
44Hendry County1205148,276+1635 persons+3.505499%
45Suwannee County1212148,149+346 persons+0.723804%
46Gadsden County1203944,298+29 persons+0.065509%
47Okeechobee County1209342,608+267 persons+0.630594%
48Wakulla County1212938,089+967 persons+2.604924%
49DeSoto County1202737,078+189 persons+0.512348%
50Baker County1200329,737+226 persons+0.765816%
51Bradford County1200728,307+153 persons+0.543440%
52Washington County1213326,695+237 persons+0.895759%
53Hardee County1204925,932-175 persons-0.670318%
54Taylor County1212321,210-479 persons-2.208493%
55Gilchrist County1204120,488+357 persons+1.773384%
56Holmes County1205920,119-5 persons-0.024846%
57Madison County1207918,759+115 persons+0.616820%
58Dixie County1202918,038+168 persons+0.940123%
59Union County1212516,250+485 persons+3.076435%
60Jefferson County1206516,007+62 persons+0.388837%
61Gulf County1204515,943+47 persons+0.295672%
62Hamilton County1204714,180-57 persons-0.400365%
63Calhoun County1201313,289+69 persons+0.521936%
64Glades County1204313,270+84 persons+0.637039%
65Franklin County1203713,029+75 persons+0.578972%
66Lafayette County120678,792+69 persons+0.791012%
67Liberty County120778,035+58 persons+0.727090%

County population trend · 2020–2025

Resident population (persons), not ACS housing. April 1, 2020 estimates base is distinct from the July 1, 2020 estimate. The April–July 2020 change is partial-year; the July 2020–July 2021 interval is the first July-to-July comparison. No 2020 annual rate is shown. Missing observations are unavailable, never zero.

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Population observations for Miami-Dade County (GEOID 12086), persons
DatePopulation (persons)Interval
April 1, 2020 base2,701,762Estimates base; not July 1
July 1, 20202,695,519April–July partial-year; no annual rate
July 1, 20212,670,141July 2020–July 2021 comparison
July 1, 20222,733,972July-to-July estimate
July 1, 20232,793,511July-to-July estimate
July 1, 20242,812,144July-to-July estimate
July 1, 20252,802,029July-to-July estimate

County population and median home value · different vintages

Each point pairs a county’s PEP July 1, 2025 resident population (persons) with its ACS 2024 5-year median owner-occupied home value (B25077, U.S. dollars). These are different reference periods and different statistical programs. This descriptive comparison does not imply causality or matched vintages. Suppressed, missing or invalid ACS estimates are unavailable, not zero and not plotted. A valid zero remains zero.

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County comparison: PEP July 1, 2025 population (persons) and ACS 2024 5-year median owner-occupied home value (U.S. dollars); unavailable values identified
CountyGEOIDPEP July 1, 2025 population (persons)ACS 2024 5-year median home value (U.S. dollars)
Alachua County12001290,028$288,800
Baker County1200329,737$256,700
Bay County12005204,479$310,500
Bradford County1200728,307$212,500
Brevard County12009663,982$339,600
Broward County120112,013,317$414,600
Calhoun County1201313,289$145,300
Charlotte County12015217,212$328,900
Citrus County12017171,666$245,500
Clay County12019239,593$312,500
Collier County12021417,131$540,700
Columbia County1202374,094$194,900
DeSoto County1202737,078$174,100
Dixie County1202918,038$132,000
Duval County120311,062,963$303,500
Escambia County12033333,834$257,200
Flagler County12035140,360$364,900
Franklin County1203713,029$273,300
Gadsden County1203944,298$174,900
Gilchrist County1204120,488$199,900
Glades County1204313,270$137,000
Gulf County1204515,943$250,000
Hamilton County1204714,180$111,200
Hardee County1204925,932$153,600
Hendry County1205148,276$219,200
Hernando County12053221,701$276,000
Highlands County12055111,122$187,900
Hillsborough County120571,574,115$371,500
Holmes County1205920,119$110,200
Indian River County12061172,799$351,500
Jackson County1206349,629$120,800
Jefferson County1206516,007$232,600
Lafayette County120678,792$157,200
Lake County12069456,068$318,400
Lee County12071875,607$362,200
Leon County12073299,048$301,800
Levy County1207548,520$190,600
Liberty County120778,035$127,300
Madison County1207918,759$116,200
Manatee County12081468,200$391,400
Marion County12083442,660$243,100
Martin County12085166,272$432,200
Miami-Dade County120862,802,029$463,000
Monroe County1208780,406$780,600
Nassau County12089106,879$382,800
Okaloosa County12091221,810$351,200
Okeechobee County1209342,608$193,000
Orange County120951,528,002$390,100
Osceola County12097481,718$353,300
Palm Beach County120991,575,726$447,300
Pasco County12101674,516$300,900
Pinellas County12103948,563$355,100
Polk County12105874,790$266,500
Putnam County1210777,734$160,300
St. Johns County12109346,328$489,200
St. Lucie County12111402,449$347,300
Santa Rosa County12113211,115$329,800
Sarasota County12115479,958$411,800
Seminole County12117491,884$386,900
Sumter County12119157,772$385,400
Suwannee County1212148,149$171,600
Taylor County1212321,210$114,600
Union County1212516,250$169,500
Volusia County12127606,573$313,000
Wakulla County1212938,089$258,300
Walton County1213193,288$425,100
Washington County1213326,695$171,000