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Florida Counties Directory & Interactive Map

Complete official guide to all 67 counties in Florida (FL). Explore 2024 US Census population estimates, county seats, FIPS codes, land areas, and interactive mapping tools powered by GeoMap Suite.

State Capital
Tallahassee
State Population
22,610,726
Land Area
53,625 sq mi
Total Counties
67 Counties

Florida County Breakdown

Showing 12 of 12 documented counties and seats.

County Name
FIPS
County Seat
Population (Census)
Land Area
Quick Tool
Miami-Dade County12086Miami2,673,8371,898 sq miLookup
Broward County12011Fort Lauderdale1,944,3751,209 sq miLookup
Palm Beach County12099West Palm Beach1,497,9871,970 sq miLookup
Hillsborough County12057Tampa1,459,7721,020 sq miLookup
Orange County12095Orlando1,429,908903 sq miLookup
Duval County12031Jacksonville995,567762 sq miLookup
Pinellas County12103Clearwater959,107274 sq miLookup
Lee County12071Fort Myers760,822785 sq miLookup
Polk County12105Bartow725,0461,798 sq miLookup
Brevard County12009Titusville606,6121,016 sq miLookup
Volusia County12127DeLand553,5431,101 sq miLookup
Leon County12073Tallahassee292,882667 sq miLookup

Geographic Structure of Florida Counties

County Administration & Governance

In Florida, county governments manage vital public infrastructure, tax assessments, law enforcement, judicial courts, election administration, and public records. The county seat (Miami and other municipal headquarters) houses the primary courthouse, commissioners, and sheriff’s department.

All Florida counties carry a unique 5-digit Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code, where the first two digits (12) designate the state and the remaining three digits identify each specific jurisdiction.

Geographic & Demographic Highlights

  • Most Populous County:Miami-Dade County (2,673,837 residents)
  • Largest by Land Area:Palm Beach County (1,970 sq mi)
  • State Capital:Tallahassee
  • Census Bureau Region:South United States

Demographic calculations derive from the United States Census Bureau 2024 Population Estimates Program (PEP) and TIGER/Line geographic boundary files.

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