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Located in the center of the Florida Panhandle, Calhoun County is a landlocked municipality with one of the lowest populations in the state. As of 2019, the county only had 14,105 residents according to the US Census Bureau. Additionally, the state has a median household income of $38,609 as of 2018, which is almost half ... Read more

Jackson County, which is largely made up of rural farming communities, is located in the middle of the Florida Panhandle directly on the state’s border with Alabama. The county, which has 46,414 residents as of 2019, has a median household income that’s significantly lower than the national and state equivalent, as $39,002 as of 2018, ... Read more

Located in the middle of the Florida Panhandle’s Gulf coastline, Bay County is one of the region’s more populated counties. According to the US Census Bureau, the county has 174,705 residents as of 2019 and a median household income of $51,829 as of 2018, which is almost $15,000 higher compared to neighboring counties to the ... Read more

Washington County is located roughly in the middle of the Florida Panhandle, and the landlocked county is primarily made up of suburban and rural communities. In 2019, according to the US Census Bureau, the population in Washington County was 25,473, which makes the county among those with the least residents in Florida. The median household ... Read more

Located in the northern end of the Florida Panhandle, Holmes County is a fairly small municipality that sits directly on the Alabama border. As of 2019, this land-locked county has as few as 19,927 residents and a median household income of $38,608, which is close to 50% lower than the national median household income. Population ... Read more

Walton County is located on the western end of the Florida Panhandle. As the county spans the north to south borders of the panhandle, it offers both the popular beaches to the south and prosperous farmland to the north. Walton County is among the less densely populated regions in the area, and as of 2019, ... Read more

Okaloosa County sits in the middle of the Florida Panhandle. Its northern border abuts Alabama, and the county also has beaches along the Gulf Coast. As of 2018, Okaloosa County has 210,738 residents and a median household income of $62,048, according to the US Census Bureau. The county is home to Northwest Florid State College, ... Read more

Santa Rosa County is located on the western end of the Florida Panhandle. The county spans the north-to-south length of the panhandle and has both beach towns to the south on the Gulf Coast and foresting and farming to the north, closer to the Alabama border. According to the US Census Bureau, Santa Rosa County ... Read more

Escambia County, which makes up the western end of the Florida Panhandle, is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and Alabama. With a relatively mid-sized population compared to other counties in Florida, Escambia County had a reported 318,316 residents as of 2019. Escambia County features a largely middle-class population and had a median household income ... Read more