Population
22,416,077people · survey estimate
THE FLORIDA TOOLKIT
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people · survey estimate
total housing units
per year · 2024 dollars
owner-occupied homes · dollars
per month · includes utilities
years
of occupied housing units
people · civilian employed, age 16+
of civilian labor force · age 16+
of population age 16+
of population age 25+
of population age 25+ · includes GED
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for the Florida state boundary (GEOID 12). These describe the survey period, not current listings. Small-area estimates may have substantial uncertainty. Homeownership is owner-occupied units divided by occupied units; capped estimates retain their + or − annotation. Census source ↗ · How to read these numbers
Work & education: employed residents are civilian employed people age 16+. Unemployment uses the civilian labor force age 16+ as its denominator; participation uses the total labor force divided by the population age 16+. Education percentages use the population age 25+, with high school including GED and higher credentials. These survey estimates do not measure current job vacancies or school quality.
EVERYDAY PLACES / MAPPED LISTINGS
distinct mapped listings in Florida
distinct mapped listings in Florida
distinct mapped listings in Florida
distinct mapped listings in Florida
Statewide counts deduplicate place IDs within the union of Florida’s county boundaries. Listings may be missing, duplicated, outdated, or misclassified; a mapped zero does not mean no amenities exist. Park listings do not establish public access. Overture Maps source ↗ · Categories & coverage · Attribution & notices