Florida County Map: All 67 Counties
Florida contains 67 counties operating under Article VIII of the Florida Constitution. 20 urban charter counties exercise comprehensive home rule over 21.5 million residents, alongside consolidated Jacksonville-Duval County.
Florida at a Glance
Florida County Map
Counties of Florida with the state capital, Tallahassee, marked. Hover a shape for its name or click it to jump to its row in the list below.
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How Local Government Operates in Florida: 5- to 7-Member Board of County Commissioners
Governed by elected Boards of County Commissioners. 20 charter counties possess expansive home rule, managing hurricane evacuation corridors, coastal water drainage basins, and Everglades conservation.
Charter vs. Non-Charter: Home Rule Dynamics in Florida Counties
Article VIII, Section 1 of the 1968 Florida Constitution granted counties unprecedented local legislative authority.
Florida counties are categorized into Charter and Non-Charter jurisdictions. Non-charter counties possess home-rule powers granted by general statute, but their ordinances cannot conflict with state law or municipal ordinances within city limits.
Charter counties (such as Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange, Hillsborough, and Palm Beach) operate under voter-approved mini-constitutions. A county charter can establish that county ordinances prevail over municipal ordinances on countywide issues like environmental wetlands protection, arterial traffic management, and countywide police standards.
In Miami-Dade County, the Board of County Commissioners functions under a unique two-tier federation: the county provides municipal-level services to over 1.1 million residents in the "Unincorporated Municipal Service Area" (UMSA) while delivering countywide transit, port, and environmental services.
In 1968, voters approved the consolidation of the City of Jacksonville with Duval County to combat municipal corruption and suburban tax flight, creating a single unified government spanning 747 square miles of land.
Everglades & Coastal Hydrology: Multi-County Water Management Districts
Florida’s unique porous limestone geology and tropical storm weather patterns require regional water districts that supersede county borders.
Because drainage and aquifer recharge cannot be managed within arbitrary county borders, the Florida Legislature enacted the Water Resources Act of 1972, creating five regional Water Management Districts (such as the South Florida Water Management District, which spans 16 southern Florida counties).
Counties coordinate closely with these state water management districts to maintain flood control canals, protect coastal wellfields from saltwater intrusion, and enforce hurricane storm surge evacuation zones along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Monroe County encompasses the Florida Keys island chain stretching over 100 miles into the Straits of Florida, connected by the Overseas Highway (US 1) across 42 bridges.
Florida County Rankings: Population & Land Area
Comparative demographic and territorial distribution across Florida's largest administrative subdivisions based on the 2020 US Census Decennial count.
Top 10 Most Populous Counties
| # | County | Seat | Population | % State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Miami-Dade County | Miami | 2,701,776 | 12.5% |
| 2 | Broward County | Fort Lauderdale | 1,944,381 | 9.0% |
| 3 | Palm Beach County | West Palm Beach | 1,492,199 | 6.9% |
| 4 | Hillsborough County | Tampa | 1,459,779 | 6.8% |
| 5 | Orange County | Orlando | 1,429,908 | 6.6% |
| 6 | Duval County | Jacksonville | 995,566 | 4.6% |
| 7 | Pinellas County | Clearwater | 959,111 | 4.5% |
| 8 | Lee County | Fort Myers | 760,814 | 3.5% |
| 9 | Polk County | Bartow | 725,048 | 3.4% |
| 10 | Brevard County | Titusville | 606,621 | 2.8% |
Top 10 Largest Counties by Land Area
| # | County | Seat | Land Area | % State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Collier County | East Naples | 1,997 sq mi | 3.7% |
| 2 | Palm Beach County | West Palm Beach | 1,964.3 sq mi | 3.7% |
| 3 | Miami-Dade County | Miami | 1,899.9 sq mi | 3.5% |
| 4 | Polk County | Bartow | 1,797.8 sq mi | 3.4% |
| 5 | Marion County | Ocala | 1,588.4 sq mi | 3.0% |
| 6 | Osceola County | Kissimmee | 1,327.5 sq mi | 2.5% |
| 7 | Broward County | Fort Lauderdale | 1,202.7 sq mi | 2.2% |
| 8 | Hendry County | LaBelle | 1,156 sq mi | 2.2% |
| 9 | Levy County | Bronson | 1,118.2 sq mi | 2.1% |
| 10 | Volusia County | DeLand | 1,101.3 sq mi | 2.1% |
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List of All 67 Counties in Florida
Every county in Florida is listed below with its seat, 2020 Census population, land area and FIPS code. Search by name, seat or FIPS, sort any column, or export the full table as CSV.
County | Seat | 2020 Census Pop | Land Area (sq mi) | FIPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Miami-Dade County | Miami | 2,701,776 | 1,900 sq mi | 12086 |
Broward County | Fort Lauderdale | 1,944,381 | 1,203 sq mi | 12011 |
Palm Beach County | West Palm Beach | 1,492,199 | 1,964 sq mi | 12099 |
Hillsborough County | Tampa | 1,459,779 | 1,022 sq mi | 12057 |
Orange County | Orlando | 1,429,908 | 902 sq mi | 12095 |
Duval County | Jacksonville | 995,566 | 763 sq mi | 12031 |
Pinellas County | Clearwater | 959,111 | 274 sq mi | 12103 |
Lee County | Fort Myers | 760,814 | 781 sq mi | 12071 |
Polk County | Bartow | 725,048 | 1,798 sq mi | 12105 |
Brevard County | Titusville | 606,621 | 1,015 sq mi | 12009 |
Pasco County | Dade City | 561,893 | 747 sq mi | 12101 |
Volusia County | DeLand | 553,537 | 1,101 sq mi | 12127 |
Seminole County | Sanford | 470,857 | 309 sq mi | 12117 |
Sarasota County | Sarasota | 434,010 | 556 sq mi | 12115 |
Manatee County | Bradenton | 399,714 | 743 sq mi | 12081 |
Osceola County | Kissimmee | 388,664 | 1,328 sq mi | 12097 |
Lake County | Tavares | 383,962 | 952 sq mi | 12069 |
Marion County | Ocala | 375,904 | 1,588 sq mi | 12083 |
Collier County | East Naples | 375,760 | 1,997 sq mi | 12021 |
St. Lucie County | Fort Pierce | 329,226 | 572 sq mi | 12111 |
Escambia County | Pensacola | 321,900 | 657 sq mi | 12033 |
Leon County | Tallahassee | 292,206 | 668 sq mi | 12073 |
Alachua County | Gainesville | 278,474 | 876 sq mi | 12001 |
St. Johns County | St. Augustine | 273,422 | 601 sq mi | 12109 |
Clay County | Green Cove Springs | 218,248 | 605 sq mi | 12019 |
Okaloosa County | Crestview | 211,666 | 930 sq mi | 12091 |
Hernando County | Brooksville | 194,508 | 473 sq mi | 12053 |
Santa Rosa County | Milton | 187,999 | 1,012 sq mi | 12113 |
Charlotte County | Punta Gorda | 186,825 | 681 sq mi | 12015 |
Bay County | Panama City | 175,208 | 759 sq mi | 12005 |
Indian River County | Vero Beach | 159,791 | 503 sq mi | 12061 |
Martin County | Stuart | 158,434 | 544 sq mi | 12085 |
Citrus County | Inverness | 153,849 | 582 sq mi | 12017 |
Sumter County | Bushnell | 129,745 | 557 sq mi | 12119 |
Flagler County | Bunnell | 115,372 | 486 sq mi | 12035 |
Highlands County | Sebring | 101,239 | 1,018 sq mi | 12055 |
Nassau County | Fernandina Beach | 90,353 | 649 sq mi | 12089 |
Monroe County | Key West | 82,872 | 983 sq mi | 12087 |
Walton County | DeFuniak Springs | 75,307 | 1,038 sq mi | 12131 |
Putnam County | Palatka | 73,319 | 728 sq mi | 12107 |
Columbia County | Lake City | 69,694 | 798 sq mi | 12023 |
Jackson County | Marianna | 47,314 | 918 sq mi | 12063 |
Gadsden County | Gadsden | 43,819 | 516 sq mi | 12039 |
Suwannee County | Live Oak | 43,472 | 689 sq mi | 12121 |
Levy County | Bronson | 42,909 | 1,118 sq mi | 12075 |
Okeechobee County | Okeechobee | 39,642 | 769 sq mi | 12093 |
Hendry County | LaBelle | 39,621 | 1,156 sq mi | 12051 |
DeSoto County | Arcadia | 33,976 | 637 sq mi | 12027 |
Wakulla County | Crawfordville | 33,763 | 606 sq mi | 12129 |
Bradford County | Starke | 28,302 | 294 sq mi | 12007 |
Baker County | Macclenny | 28,255 | 585 sq mi | 12003 |
Hardee County | Wauchula | 25,330 | 638 sq mi | 12049 |
Washington County | Chipley | 25,323 | 585 sq mi | 12133 |
Taylor County | Perry | 21,799 | 1,043 sq mi | 12123 |
Holmes County | Bonifay | 19,659 | 479 sq mi | 12059 |
Madison County | Madison | 17,972 | 697 sq mi | 12079 |
Gilchrist County | Trenton | 17,858 | 350 sq mi | 12041 |
Dixie County | Cross City | 16,756 | 705 sq mi | 12029 |
Union County | Lake Butler | 16,143 | 244 sq mi | 12125 |
Jefferson County | Monticello | 14,513 | 598 sq mi | 12065 |
Gulf County | Port St. Joe | 14,199 | 554 sq mi | 12045 |
Hamilton County | Jasper | 14,003 | 514 sq mi | 12047 |
Calhoun County | Blountstown | 13,644 | 567 sq mi | 12013 |
Franklin County | Apalachicola | 12,452 | 545 sq mi | 12037 |
Glades County | Moore Haven | 12,128 | 807 sq mi | 12043 |
Lafayette County | Mayo | 8,225 | 543 sq mi | 12067 |
Liberty County | Bristol | 7,978 | 836 sq mi | 12077 |
Neighboring States Bordering Florida
County maps, lists and printable blank maps for the states that border Florida:
Data Sources & FIPS Codes
Florida uses state FIPS code 12; each county adds a three-digit code to form the five-digit FIPS (now INCITS 31) identifiers in the table. Populations are 2020 Census counts and land areas come from the Census Gazetteer. The map above is drawn from the Census Bureau's generalized 2017 cartographic boundary file (1:10,000,000), so it suits overview and printing, not parcel-level or legal boundary questions; for those, check the local assessor or GIS office.
Questions About Florida Counties
Is Jacksonville a city or a county in Florida?
Both. In 1968, the City of Jacksonville legally consolidated with Duval County. The Mayor of Jacksonville and 19-member City Council govern almost the entire county, though four small beach municipalities (Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach, and Baldwin) retain quasi-independent municipal status.
What is the largest county in Florida by land area?
Palm Beach County is the largest county in Florida by land area, covering 1,969.8 square miles from the Atlantic coastline inland to the shores of Lake Okeechobee.
What is the difference between a Charter and Non-Charter county in Florida?
Charter counties have adopted a local voter-approved constitution giving them broad home rule, allowing county ordinances to override city ordinances on regional matters. Non-charter counties rely strictly on general state statutes.
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