Top 100 Biggest Cities in Florida

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Jacksonville	954,614	0.4%
2	Miami	439,890	-0.5%
3	Tampa	387,050	0.8%
4	Orlando	309,154	0.5%
5	St. Petersburg	258,201	-0.2%
6	Hialeah	220,490	-0.7%
7	Port St. Lucie	217,523	5.2%
8	Cape Coral	204,510	4.2%
9	Tallahassee	197,102	0.4%
10	Fort Lauderdale	181,668	-0.6%
11	Pembroke Pines	169,391	-0.9%
12	Hollywood	152,131	-0.4%
13	Gainesville	140,398	0.3%
14	Miramar	135,077	0.5%
15	Coral Springs	132,822	-0.9%
16	Palm Bay	122,942	2.3%
17	West Palm Beach	117,286	0.1%
18	Clearwater	116,674	-0.3%
19	Lakeland	115,425	2.5%
20	Pompano Beach	111,348	-0.6%
21	Miami Gardens	110,867	-0.2%
22	Davie	104,882	-0.6%
23	Sunrise	96,021	-1.0%
24	Boca Raton	95,787	-0.5%
25	Deltona	95,782	1.4%
26	Palm Coast	93,833	4.6%
27	Plantation	92,986	1.1%
28	Fort Myers	92,245	6.8%
29	Deerfield Beach	86,339	-0.4%
30	Melbourne	85,064	0.8%
31	Largo	82,341	-0.2%
32	Miami Beach	80,671	-2.0%
33	Homestead	80,528	0.1%
34	Boynton Beach	80,089	-0.7%
35	North Port	80,021	5.5%
36	Kissimmee	79,436	0.4%
37	Doral	75,966	-0.2%
38	Daytona Beach	74,437	3.6%
39	Lauderhill	73,458	-1.1%
40	Tamarac	71,541	-0.4%
41	Weston	67,312	-0.9%
42	Delray Beach	66,573	-0.4%
43	Ocala	64,096	0.8%
44	Port Orange	63,486	0.9%
45	St. Cloud	62,043	4.4%
46	Wellington	61,448	-0.5%
47	Jupiter	60,802	-0.4%
48	Sanford	60,681	-0.1%
49	Palm Beach Gardens	59,449	0.3%
50	North Miami	59,229	-1.2%
51	Margate	58,001	-0.9%
52	Coconut Creek	57,117	-1.0%
53	Bradenton	55,905	0.7%
54	Apopka	55,496	1.1%
55	Bonita Springs	54,904	1.7%
56	Sarasota	54,764	1.1%
57	Pensacola	53,678	-1.3%
58	Pinellas Park	53,202	-0.3%
59	Winter Haven	52,710	4.2%
60	Titusville	48,874	0.2%
61	Coral Gables	48,375	-1.8%
62	Fort Pierce	47,927	1.3%
63	Ocoee	47,452	-0.0%
64	Winter Garden	46,502	-1.2%
65	Altamonte Springs	45,517	-1.5%
66	Clermont	44,530	2.8%
67	Cutler Bay	44,291	-1.9%
68	North Lauderdale	44,239	-1.0%
69	Greenacres	43,813	-0.6%
70	Oakland Park	43,650	-1.0%
71	Ormond Beach	43,517	0.8%
72	North Miami Beach	42,507	-2.1%
73	Lake Worth Beach	42,496	0.8%
74	Hallandale Beach	41,005	-0.2%
75	Plant City	39,653	-0.1%
76	Oviedo	39,559	-1.3%
77	Aventura	39,237	-1.9%
78	Royal Palm Beach	39,043	-0.1%
79	DeLand	38,764	3.0%
80	Winter Springs	38,317	-0.4%
81	Riviera Beach	38,074	1.3%
82	Estero	37,522	0.8%
83	Dunedin	35,949	-0.2%
84	Lauderdale Lakes	35,609	-1.1%
85	Parkland	35,265	1.1%
86	Panama City	34,045	3.9%
87	Cooper City	33,972	-1.0%
88	Dania Beach	31,454	-0.8%
89	New Smyrna Beach	31,120	2.3%
90	Miami Lakes	30,388	-0.0%
91	Winter Park	29,131	-1.9%
92	Casselberry	29,093	0.6%
93	Haines City	29,070	7.1%
94	Rockledge	28,316	2.3%
95	West Melbourne	27,830	5.0%
96	Crestview	27,820	1.0%
97	Leesburg	27,810	2.9%
98	Temple Terrace	27,013	1.4%
99	Palm Springs	26,780	-0.7%
100	Key West	26,527	-1.3%

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What is the largest city in Florida?

The largest city in Florida is Jacksonville, with a population of 954,614. Jacksonville is the 12th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Miami, with a population of 439,890, and is the 44th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Florida?

The major cities in Florida are Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Hialeah, Port St. Lucie and Cape Coral. There are 8 major cities in Florida, which are cities with a population greater than 200,000.

What is the capital of Florida?

The capital of Florida is Tallahassee, whose most recent population was 197,102. Tallahassee is the 9th largest city in the state of Florida.

What is the fastest growing city in Florida?

Among the 100 largest cities in Florida, the fastest growing city is Clermont, whose population has grown 326.6% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in Florida?

Among the 100 largest cities in Florida, the fastest shrinking city is Miami Beach, whose population has declined 8.3% since the year 2000. Miami Beach's peak populuation was 92,312 in the year 2015, and it's current population of 80,671 represents a 12.6% decline from it's peak. Miami Beach was once the 342nd largest city in the US, but it's now the 437th largest.