1. Jacksonville – 971,000
Largest city by area and population in Florida.
2. Miami – 460,000
Vibrant cultural and financial hub of South Florida.
3. Tampa – 400,000
Major city on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
4. Orlando – 320,000
Tourism capital known for Disney and Universal.
5. St. Petersburg – 260,000
Sunshine City with waterfront parks and museums.
6. Hialeah – 230,000
Predominantly Cuban-American city near Miami.
7. Cape Coral – 220,000
City with extensive canal system.
8. Port St. Lucie – 210,000
Growing Treasure Coast city.
9. Tallahassee – 200,000
Florida’s capital city and home to FSU.
10. Fort Lauderdale – 180,000
Boating capital of the world.
11. Pembroke Pines – 170,000
Suburban city in Broward County.
12. Hollywood – 155,000
Coastal city with a beach boardwalk.
13. Gainesville – 145,000
College town home to the University of Florida.
14. Miramar – 140,000
Diverse city in South Florida.
15. Coral Springs – 135,000
Planned suburban community.
16. Lehigh Acres – 130,000
Rapidly growing residential area.
17. Palm Bay – 120,000
Space Coast city near Melbourne.
18. West Palm Beach – 120,000
Historic downtown and beachside city.
19. Clearwater – 115,000
Home to Clearwater Beach.
20. Brandon – 115,000
Tampa suburb with shopping centers.
21. Lakeland – 115,000
Known for its lakes and swans.
22. Pompano Beach – 110,000
Popular for diving and boating.
23. Spring Hill – 110,000
Bedroom community north of Tampa Bay.
24. Davie – 110,000
Equestrian community near Fort Lauderdale.
25. Miami Gardens – 110,000
Home to Hard Rock Stadium.
26. Boca Raton – 100,000
Affluent city with beaches and golf.
27. Deltona – 95,000
Commuter city between Orlando and Daytona.
28. Palm Coast – 95,000
Fast-growing city near Flagler Beach.
29. Fort Myers – 95,000
Popular city on the Caloosahatchee River.
30. Melbourne – 85,000
City on Florida’s Space Coast.
31. Largo – 85,000
Part of the Tampa Bay metro area.
32. Boynton Beach – 80,000
Coastal city in Palm Beach County.
33. Homestead – 80,000
Gateway to the Florida Keys and Everglades.
34. North Port – 80,000
Suburban city in Sarasota County.
35. Kissimmee – 80,000
Tourist town near Walt Disney World.
36. Deerfield Beach – 80,000
Coastal city with a lively beach scene.
37. Doral – 75,000
Commercial and business center near Miami.
38. Delray Beach – 70,000
Charming beach town with a vibrant downtown.
39. Lauderhill – 70,000
Suburban city with a large Caribbean population.
40. Weston – 70,000
Master-planned community with a suburban feel.
41. Ocala – 65,000
Known for horses and rolling pastures.
42. Port Orange – 65,000
Family-friendly city near Daytona Beach.
43. Tamarac – 65,000
Diverse suburban city.
44. Wellington – 65,000
Equestrian capital with winter polo.
45. Palm Beach Gardens – 60,000
Upscale community with golf and shopping.
46. North Miami – 60,000
Diverse city with international flavor.
47. Sanford – 60,000
Historic city on Lake Monroe.
48. Margate – 60,000
Quiet suburb in Broward County.
49. St. Cloud – 58,000
Residential city south of Orlando.
50. Pensacola – 55,000
Historic naval city on the Gulf Coast.
51. Bonita Springs – 55,000
Small city with beaches and nature parks.
52. Apopka – 55,000
Known for agriculture and rapid growth.
53. Coral Gables – 50,000
Home to the University of Miami.
54. Titusville – 50,000
Gateway to Kennedy Space Center.
55. Ocoee – 50,000
Rapidly growing Orlando suburb.
56. Winter Haven – 50,000
Known for its chain of lakes.
57. Winter Garden – 50,000
Charming historic town west of Orlando.
58. Altamonte Springs – 45,000
Shopping and residential city near Orlando.
59. Cutler Bay – 45,000
Suburban town south of Miami.
60. Ormond Beach – 45,000
Historic city north of Daytona.
61. Oakland Park – 45,000
Residential city in Broward County.
62. Clermont – 44,000
Hilly suburb west of Orlando.
63. Greenacres – 40,000
Small community in Palm Beach County.
64. Aventura – 40,000
Home to upscale Aventura Mall.
65. Hallandale Beach – 40,000
Small beachside community.
66. Royal Palm Beach – 40,000
Family-oriented community.
67. Panama City – 33,000
Northwest Florida city with a vibrant waterfront.
68. Dania Beach – 31,000
Historic beach town near Fort Lauderdale.
69. New Smyrna Beach – 30,000
Surfer-friendly beach town.
70. Crestview – 27,000
Panhandle city with military ties.
71. Venice – 26,000
Charming Gulf Coast city.
72. Key West – 25,000
Southernmost city in the continental U.S.
73. Tarpon Springs – 25,000
Famous for its sponge docks and Greek culture.
74. Hialeah Gardens – 23,000
Small city near Hialeah.
75. Edgewater – 23,000
Quiet town near New Smyrna Beach.
76. Leesburg – 23,000
Lake County city with antique charm.
77. Sunny Isles Beach – 22,000
Upscale beachfront condos and resorts.
78. Naples – 20,000
Luxury city on the Gulf Coast.
79. Punta Gorda – 20,000
Peace River city known for sailing.
80. Belle Glade – 18,000
Agricultural community near Lake Okeechobee.
81. Lake Mary – 17,000
Business-friendly suburb north of Orlando.
82. Lake Wales – 17,000
Known for Bok Tower Gardens.
83. Stuart – 17,000
Sailfish capital of the world.
84. Tavares – 17,000
America’s Seaplane City.
85. Mount Dora – 16,000
Known for festivals and antique shops.
86. Minneola – 15,000
Hilly city in Lake County.
87. Niceville – 15,000
Bayou city near Eglin Air Force Base.
88. Destin – 14,000
Famous for emerald waters and fishing.
89. Florida City – 13,000
Gateway to the Florida Keys.
90. Fernandina Beach – 13,000
Charming town on Amelia Island.
91. North Palm Beach – 13,000
Upscale village with a yacht club.
92. South Miami – 12,000
Small city with boutiques and nightlife.
93. Holly Hill – 12,000
Small town adjacent to Daytona Beach.
94. Lake City – 12,000
Historic stop at the crossroads of Florida.
95. Wilton Manors – 11,000
LGBTQ-friendly community near Fort Lauderdale.
96. Lantana – 11,000
Coastal village with a fishing pier.
97. Sebring – 11,000
Known for its international raceway.
98. Palatka – 10,000
Riverfront city with historical roots.
99. Brooksville – 9,000
Hernando County seat with a historic feel.
100. Arcadia – 8,000
Antique and rodeo town.
