Population Studies Program

Population Change from 2010 to 2012

MONROE -0.3% CHARLOTTE 2.1% BRADFORD -4.5% WASHINGTON 0.1% FRANKLIN -0.2% JEFFERSON -1.9% WAKULLA 0.0% LEON 0.8% LIBERTY 1.8% GADSDEN 2.4% JACKSON 0.2% GULF 0.3% CALHOUN 0.1% BAY 0.3% WALTON 3.5% HOLMES 0.3% OKALOOSA 3.6% ESCAMBIA 0.6% SANTA ROSA 2.7% PALM BEACH 1.2% BROWARD 1.3% ST. LUCIE 0.9% OKEECHOBEE -0.5% MARTIN 0.6% HIGHLANDS 0.2% GLADES -1.7% COLLIER 2.6% HENDRY -2.6% MIAMI-DADE 2.2% HARDEE 0.1% LEE 3.1% SARASOTA 1.1% DESOTO -1.3% MANATEE 2.3% OSCEOLA 4.5% INDIAN RIVER 1.0% BREVARD 0.4% VOLUSIA 0.5% SEMINOLE 1.3% ORANGE 2.6% POLK 0.8% ST. JOHNS 3.2% NASSAU 0.6% DUVAL 0.6% CLAY 0.6% LAKE 0.9% PUTNAM -1.6% MARION 0.5% FLAGLER 1.5% SUMTER 7.4% PASCO 0.8% HERNANDO 0.2% CITRUS -0.3% UNION -0.2% COLUMBIA 0.3% BAKER -0.7% PINELLAS 0.4% HILLSBOROUGH 2.2% LEVY -1.1% GILCHRIST 0.0% ALACHUA -0.2% SUWANNEE 5.4% LAFAYETTE -2.3% HAMILTON 0.3% DIXIE -0.8% MADISON 0.0% TAYLOR 1.5%

The Population Program produces Florida’s official city, county and state population estimates each year. It also produces population projections by age, sex, race and Hispanic origin for the state and each county.

Staff members conduct research on the accuracy of population estimates and projections, seasonal migration, the effects of hurricanes on population growth and a variety of other demographic topics.

Research Reports
Methodology
Publications
Population Studies

County Population Data

City Population Data

Florida Population Data

19,074,434
Florida Population Estimate (2012)
1.50%
% Chg (2010'-12')
69.7%
Net Migration

Faculty & Staff