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Florida Statistical Abstract 2010 (Download)

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Florida Number of Households and Average Household Size 2012 (Download) * NOW FREE *

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Florida Estimates of Population 2011 - Table 1 * FREE *

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Table 1 of the Florida Estimates of Population.

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Florida Estimates of Population 2011 (Download)

Product Description: 60-pages; 17 tables; 7 figures; Download includes both Microsoft Excel and Adobe® Acrobat® PDF formats.

Content Presentation: Data tables and maps.

Features: Table of Contents; Introduction discussion of methodology; Florida city locator list; Statistics on a variety of population-related topics (see Table of Contents).

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Florida Estimates of Population 2012 (Download)

Product Description: 60-pages; 17 tables; 7 figures; Download includes both Microsoft Excel and Adobe® Acrobat® PDF formats.
Content Presentation: Data tables and maps.
Features: Table of Contents; Introduction discussion of methodology; Florida city locator list; Statistics on a variety of population-related topics (see Table of Contents).
Special Note: Call 352-392-0171, ext. 212 to order earlier years.

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Florida Estimates of Population 2012 - Table 1 * FREE *

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Table 1 of the Florida Estimates of Population.

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Population Projections: Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin for Florida and Its Counties, 2015-2040, With Estimates for 2011 (Download)

Product Description: 75 pages; E-mail orders include Microsoft Excel and Adobe® Acrobat® PDF versions.

Content Presentation: Data tables.

Features: Includes a methodology discussion.

Categories: All races, Non-Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Black, and Hispanic.

Age groups for each category: Total, 0-4, 5-17, 18-34, 35-54, 55-64, 65-79, and 80+.

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Florida County Perspective 2011 - All Counties (Download)

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Current and historical data for ALL 67 COUNTIES AND FLORIDA

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Product Description: Single county; 52 pages; 13 chapters.

Content Presentation: Data tables.

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SPR No. 9: An Evaluation of Population Forecast Errors for Florida and Its Counties, 1980 – 2010. Published July 2011. (Free Download)

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The Bureau of Economic and Business Research Population Program, under contract with the Florida Legislature, has made population estimates for all cities and counties in Florida each year since 1972. These estimates are used for a wide variety of purposes by businesses, research analyst, and state and local governments. Furthermore, they are used for allocating more than $2 billion each year to city and county governments through Florida's revenue-sharing programs. Given their many uses, it is essential to evaluate the accuracy of these estimates.

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SPR No. 8: An Evaluation of Population Estimates in Florida: April 1, 2010. Published June 2011. (Free Download)

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The Bureau of Economic and Business Research Population Program, under contract with the Florida Legislature, has been making three sets of population projections (low, medium, and high) for Florida and its counties for many years. Many decisions in both the public and private sectors are based on expectations of future population change. Planning for schools, hospitals, shopping centers, housing developments, electric power plants, and many other projects is strongly influenced by expected population growth or decline.

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