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St. Johns County is located on the northern Atlantic coastline of Florida. The population of St. Johns County, as of 2019, is made up of 264,572 residents according to the US Census Bureau, which makes it one of the most populated counties in the state.  Living in St. Johns With the proximity to Jacksonville, much ... Read more

Sitting along the Atlantic coastline, Nassau County is located in Northeastern Florida and has a population of 88,625 residents, as of 2019. The county features a variety of ecological environments, including Amelia Island, the plethora of beach communities, fertile farmland, timberland forests, and numerous rivers. Living in Nassau The median owner-occupied home value is $218,100 ... Read more

Duval County is the third most northern county along Florida’s Atlantic coastline, and according to the US Census Bureau, the population of Duval County is 957,755 as of 2019. Although much of the county is considered urban and suburban, it also features two nationally protected areas, the Fort Caroline National Memorial and the Timucuan Ecological ... Read more

Clay County is a landlocked municipality located in northeastern Florida. As of 2019, Clay County has 219,252 residents, making the county one of the most populated in the state of Florida. The largest contributing industries to the county’s revenue are mixed freight/goods transportation industry, pharmaceutical industry, and the technology/electronics industry.  Living in Clay Clay County ... Read more

A mostly rural county located in northeastern Florida, Bradford County has a relatively small population of 28,201 residents as of 2019, according to the US Census Bureau. This number is somewhat misleading, as a significant portion of the counted residents is part of the multiple state correctional facilities in the county, including Flordia State Prison, ... Read more

Baker County sits along the eastern end of Georgia-Florida border, and with its population of 29,210 as of 2019, it’s one Florida’s less populated counties. Part of the reason for its somewhat low population is because the northern end of the county is occupied by the Okefenokee Swamp and several federally protected areas within it. ... Read more

With a population of 15,237 residents, Union County is on the low end of Florida’s county in terms of population density. Union County is located in North Central Florida, and it is also the smallest county in Florida in terms of landmass. Living in Union In Union County, the median home value for owner-occupied homes ... Read more

Situated right in the center of northern, peninsular Florida, Alachua County is a region made up of diverse cultures and communities with a population of 269,043 residents. Although many of Alachua County’s communities are rural, the county population is relatively high because of the presence of the University of Florida, which is located in the ... Read more

Sitting along the Gulf coastline of peninsular Florida, Levy County is a moderately populated county that’s residents are relatively dispersed. As of 2019, Levy County has a population of 41,503 residents according to the US Census Bureau. The majority of land in the county is rural and sparsely populated. Living in Levy In Levy County, ... Read more

Located in close to the Gulf Coast, in North Central Florida, Gilchrist County is a landlocked county made up primarily agricultural land. With a relatively low population of 18,582 residents, as of 2019, Gilchrist County is one of the least densely populated counties in the state. Living in Gilchrist According to Zillow.com, in Gilchrist County, ... Read more

Columbia County is located in northcentral Florida and sits directly on the George-Florida border. The county has considerably narrow borders and extends southward so that it is bordered by six other counties despite being bordered by Georgia. As of 2019, Columbia County has 71,686 residents according to the US Census Bureau. Population Centers in Columbia ... Read more

Dixie County is located along the Gulf Coast, specifically within a region known as the Big Bend, where the panhandle and peninsular Florida meet. According to the US Census Bureau, Dixie County had a population of 16,826 as of July 2019, and the county consists of a mix of beach and rural communities, as well ... Read more