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Population Age 20 to 24 (Number) – 2011

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 547 - 176,807


Florida	1,242,726
Alachua	40,715
Baker	1,772
Bay	11,516
Bradford	1,897
Brevard	30,033
Broward	107,870
Calhoun	904
Charlotte	6,033
Citrus	5,564
Clay	11,395
Collier	16,004
Columbia	4,749
DeSoto	2,578
Dixie	873
Duval	65,140
Escambia	25,816
Flagler	4,280
Franklin	689
Gadsden	2,992
Gilchrist	1,483
Glades	721
Gulf	937
Hamilton	1,475
Hardee	2,253
Hendry	2,980
Hernando	8,115
Highlands	4,501
Hillsborough	92,368
Holmes	1,307
Indian River	6,379
Jackson	3,336
Jefferson	793
Lafayette	780
Lake	14,174
Lee	33,889
Leon	43,903
Levy	2,147
Liberty	547
Madison	1,283
Manatee	16,572
Marion	16,730
Martin	6,674
Miami-Dade	176,807
Monroe	3,753
Nassau	3,981
Okaloosa	13,483
Okeechobee	2,549
Orange	104,242
Osceola	18,865
Palm Beach	75,642
Pasco	23,187
Pinellas	48,094
Polk	37,017
Putnam	4,109
St. Johns	10,513
St. Lucie	15,101
Santa Rosa	9,633
Sarasota	15,941
Seminole	31,028
Sumter	2,654
Suwannee	2,573
Taylor	1,448
Union	1,079
Volusia	30,494
Wakulla	1,835
Walton	3,008
Washington	1,523

Definitions: Total number of young adults age 20 to 24.

Data Source: Office of Economic and Demographic Research, Florida Legislature, Tallahassee, Florida

Footnotes: Developed at annual Florida Consensus Estimating Conferences. Represents April 1 data.

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Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute
College of Behavioral and Community Sciences
University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida 33612

813.974.7411
weitzel@usf.edu
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