Largest Counties in Florida by Population

Florida's counties, ranked by the latest official population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

All 67 counties ranked · July 1, 2025 Census estimates

Counties ranked by their latest population estimate.
RankCountyPopulation
1Miami-Dade County2,802,029
2Broward County2,013,317
3Palm Beach County1,575,726
4Hillsborough County1,574,115
5Orange County1,528,002
6Duval County1,062,963
7Pinellas County948,563
8Lee County875,607
9Polk County874,790
10Pasco County674,516
11Brevard County663,982
12Volusia County606,573
13Seminole County491,884
14Osceola County481,718
15Sarasota County479,958
16Manatee County468,200
17Lake County456,068
18Marion County442,660
19Collier County417,131
20St. Lucie County402,449
21St. Johns County346,328
22Escambia County333,834
23Leon County299,048
24Alachua County290,028
25Clay County239,593
26Okaloosa County221,810
27Hernando County221,701
28Charlotte County217,212
29Santa Rosa County211,115
30Bay County204,479
31Indian River County172,799
32Citrus County171,666
33Martin County166,272
34Sumter County157,772
35Flagler County140,360
36Highlands County111,122
37Nassau County106,879
38Walton County93,288
39Monroe County80,406
40Putnam County77,734
41Columbia County74,094
42Jackson County49,629
43Levy County48,520
44Hendry County48,276
45Suwannee County48,149
46Gadsden County44,298
47Okeechobee County42,608
48Wakulla County38,089
49DeSoto County37,078
50Baker County29,737
51Bradford County28,307
52Washington County26,695
53Hardee County25,932
54Taylor County21,210
55Gilchrist County20,488
56Holmes County20,119
57Madison County18,759
58Dixie County18,038
59Union County16,250
60Jefferson County16,007
61Gulf County15,943
62Hamilton County14,180
63Calhoun County13,289
64Glades County13,270
65Franklin County13,029
66Lafayette County8,792
67Liberty County8,035

About this ranking

Source
U.S. Census Bureau — County Resident Population Estimates (CO-EST2025-ALLDATA), Vintage 2025
Reference date
July 1, 2025
Universe
67 counties in Florida; 67 ranked
Ranked by
Population, highest first
Ties
Counties with equal populations share a rank; their display order is settled by name and then by official Census geographic identifier, so the order is the same everywhere.

Ranks are computed from the current estimate, not the decennial Census count.

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