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词条 List of most populous cities in Florida by decade
释义

  1. 1830

  2. 1840

  3. 1850

  4. 1860

  5. 1870

  6. 1880

  7. 1890

  8. 1900

  9. 1910

  10. 1920

  11. 1930

  12. 1940

  13. 1950

  14. 1960

  15. 1970

  16. 1980

  17. 1990

  18. 2000

  19. 2010

  20. See also

  21. References

  22. External links

This list tracks and ranks the population of the top 10 largest cities and other settlements in the State of Florida by decade, as reported by each decennial United States Census, starting with the 1830 Census.

The Census Bureau's definition of an "urban place" has included a variety of designations, including city, town, township, village, borough, and municipality. The top places from 1830 through 1850 consisted of various places designated as cities, towns and other settlements. The top 10 urban areas in 2010 are all separate incorporated places.

This list generally refers only to the population of individual urban places within their defined limits at the time of the indicated census.[1] Some of these places have since been annexed or merged into other cities. Other places may have expanded their borders due to such annexation or consolidation.

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1830

{{seealso|1830 United States Census#City rankings}}

The first United States Census taken as the Territory of Florida.

RankCityCountyPopulation[2]Notes
1 St. Augustine St. Johns 1,708 The only city enumerated separately.

1840

{{seealso|1840 United States Census#City rankings}}
RankCityCountyPopulation[3]Notes
1 St. Augustine St. Johns 2,450
2 Tallahassee Leon 1,616
3 Key West Monroe 688

1850

The 1850 census is the first census taken since statehood in 1845.

RankCityCountyPopulation[4]Notes
1 Pensacola Escambia 2,164
2 Key West Monroe 1,943 Original return incomplete as slave population was unavailable.
3 St. Augustine St. Johns 1,934
4 Jacksonville Duval 1,045
5Tampa}} Hillsborough 974Population includes soldiers stationed at Fort Brooke.
6 Marianna Jackson 377
7 Monticello Jefferson 329
8 Ocala Marion 243
9 Newport Wakulla 232
10 St. Marks Wakulla 189

1860

{{seealso|1860 United States Census#City rankings}}

1860 was the eve of the American Civil War. This was the eighth United States Census. The majority of the population lived in cities and towns in Northern Florida. In summary, nine out of ten cities would exceed 1,000 residents.

RankCityCountyPopulation[5]Notes
1 Pensacola Escambia 2,876
2 Key West Monroe 2,832
3 Jacksonville Duval 2,118
4 Tallahassee Leon 1,932
5 St. Augustine St. Johns 1,914
6Apalachicola}} Franklin 1,904
7 Milton Santa Rosa 1,815
8 Fernandina Nassau 1,390
9 Monticello Jefferson 1,083
10 Lake City Columbia 659

1870

{{seealso|1870 United States Census#City rankings}}

This was the ninth United States Census.

RankCityCountyPopulation[6]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 6,912 Becomes Florida's largest city for this census only. Would regain this status in 1900.
2 Key West Monroe 5,016
3 Pensacola Escambia 3,347
4 Tallahassee Leon 2,023
5 Fernandina Nassau 1,722
6 St. Augustine St. Johns 1,717
7 Apalachicola Franklin 1,129
8 Lake Butler Union 1,073 Only appearance in the top 10.
9 Monticello Jefferson 1,052 Last appearance in the top 10.
10 Lake City Columbia 964

1880

{{seealso|1880 United States Census#City rankings}}
RankCityCountyPopulation[7]Notes
1 Key West Monroe 9,890 Became Florida's largest city.
2 Jacksonville Duval 7,650
3 Pensacola Escambia 6,845
4 Fernandina Nassau 2,502
5 Tallahassee Leon 2,494
6 St. Augustine St. Johns 2,293
7 Lake City Columbia 1,379
8 Apalachicola Franklin 1,136Last appearance in the top 10.
9 Milton Santa Rosa 1,058Last appearance in the top 10.
10 Palatka Putnam 1,016

1890

{{seealso|1890 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1890 Census was the Eleventh.

RankCityCountyPopulation[8]Notes
1 Key West Monroe 18,080First city in the Florida to surpass 10,000 residents.
2 Jacksonville Duval 17,201
3 Pensacola Escambia 11,750
4Tampa}} Hillsborough 5,532
5 St. Augustine St. Johns 4,742
6 Palatka Putnam 3,039
7 Tallahassee Leon 2,934
8 Ocala Marion 2,904
9 Orlando Orange 2,856
10 Fernandina Nassau 2,803

1900

{{seealso|1900 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1900 Census was the Twelfth.

RankCityCountyPopulation[9]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 28,045 Became Florida's largest city for the second time. Would hold title until 1950.
2 Pensacola Escambia 17,747
3 Key West Monroe 17,114
4Tampa}} Hillsborough 15,839
5 St. Augustine St. Johns 4,272
6 Lake City Columbia 4,013
7 Gainesville Alachua 3,633
8 Ocala Marion 3,380
9 Palatka Putnam 3,301
10 Fernandina Nassau 3,245 Last appearance in the top 10.

1910

{{seealso|1910 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1910 Census was the Thirteenth.

RankCityCountyPopulation[10]Notes
1Jacksonville Duval 57,699
2 Tampa Hillsborough 37,782 Became Florida's second-largest city.
3 Pensacola Escambia 22,982
4 Key West Monroe 19,945
5 West Tampa Hillsborough 8,258 First suburban city to reach the top 10.
6 Gainesville Alachua 6,183
7 St. Augustine St. Johns 5,494
8 Miami Dade 5,471 First appearance in top 10.
9 Lake City Columbia 5,032
10 Tallahassee Leon 5,018

1920

{{seealso|1920 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1920 Census was the Fourteenth.

RankCityCountyPopulation[11]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 91,588First city to reach the top-100 nationally.
2 Tampa Hillsborough 51,608
3 Pensacola Escambia 31,035 Last appearance in the top 3.
4 Miami Dade 29,571 First appearance in top 5 and becomes South Florida's largest city.
5 Key West Monroe 18,749 Last appearance in the top 5.
6 St. Petersburg Pinellas 14,237
7 Orlando Orange 9,282
8 West Palm Beach Palm Beach County 8,859
9 West Tampa Hillsborough 8,468 Would later be annexed by Tampa in 1925.[12]
10St. Augustine St. Johns 8,192 Last appearance in top 10.

1930

{{seealso|1930 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1930 Census was the Fifteenth. The center of population would shift southward. Three cities would reach 100,000.

RankCityCountyPopulation[12]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 129,549
2 Miami Dade 110,637
3 Tampa Hillsborough 101,161
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 40,425
5 Pensacola Escambia 31,579
6 Orlando Orange 27,330
7 West Palm Beach Palm Beach 26,610
8 Lakeland Polk 18,554
9 Daytona Beach Volusia 16,598
10 Key West Monroe 12,831 Final appearance in the top 10 since the city's first census in 1840.

1940

{{seealso|1940 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1940 Census was the Sixteenth. The top three cities would remain over the 100,000 level. Rank for the seven largest cities remained unchanged since 1930.

RankCityCountyPopulation[14]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 173,065 Final appearance as the largest city before consolidation in 1968.
2 Miami Dade 172,172
3 Tampa Hillsborough 108,391
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 60,812
5 Pensacola Escambia 37,449
6 Orlando Orange 36,736
7 West Palm Beach Palm Beach 33,693
8 Miami Beach Dade 28,012 First appearance in the top 10.
9 Lakeland Polk 22,584
10 Daytona Beach Volusia 22,068 Final appearance in the top 10.

1950

{{seealso|1950 United States Census#City rankings}}

1950 was a watershed year for many cities in Florida. For the first time, Central and South Florida begin to dominate the list with eight out of the top ten cities located in these areas.

RankCityCountyPopulation[15]Notes
1 Miami Dade 249,276 First of two appearances as Florida's largest city.
2 Jacksonville Duval 204,517 Peak population before consolidation in 1968.
3 Tampa Hillsborough 124,681
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 96,738
5 Orlando Orange 52,367
6 Miami Beach Dade 46,282
7 Pensacola Escambia 43,479
8 West Palm Beach Palm Beach 43,162
9 Ft. Lauderdale Broward 36,328 First appearance in the Top 10.
10 Lakeland Polk 30,851 Final appearance in the top 10.

1960

{{seealso|1960 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1960 Census was the Eighteenth.

RankCityCountyPopulation[16]Notes
1 Miami Dade 291,688
2 Tampa Hillsborough 274,970
3 Jacksonville Duval 201,030 First ever decline for the city and the lowest rank since 1860.
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 181,298
5 Orlando Orange 88,035
6 Fort Lauderdale Broward 83,643
7 Hialeah Dade 66,972 First appearance in the top 10.
8 Miami Beach Dade 63,145
9 Pensacola Escambia 56,752 Last appearance in the top 10.
10 West Palm Beach Palm Beach 56,308 Last appearance in the top 10.

1970

{{seealso|1970 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1970 Census was the Nineteenth.

RankCityCountyPopulation[17]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 504,265 The governments of Jacksonville and Duval County consolidated in 1968. Figures shown are for Duval County excluding the cities of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Baldwin.
2 Miami Dade 334,859
3 Tampa Hillsborough 277,767
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 216,232
5 Fort Lauderdale Broward 139,590
6 Hollywood Broward 106,873
7 Hialeah Dade 102,297
8 Orlando Orange 99,006
9 Miami Beach Dade 87.072
10Tallahassee Leon 71,897

1980

{{seealso|1980 United States Census#City rankings}}
RankCityCountyPopulation[18]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 540,920 The governments of Jacksonville and Duval County consolidated in 1968. Figures shown are for Duval County excluding the cities of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Baldwin.
2 Miami Dade 346,865
3 Tampa Hillsborough 271,523 First decline in a century, when the population fell from 796 in 1870 to 720 in 1880.
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 238,647
5 Fort Lauderdale Broward 153,279
6 Hialeah Dade 145,254
7 Orlando Orange 128,291
8 Hollywood Broward 121,323
9 Miami Beach Dade 96,298
10Clearwater Pinellas 85,170

1990

{{seealso|1990 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 1990 Census was the Twenty-first. .[19]

RankCityCountyPopulation[19]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 635,230 The governments of Jacksonville and Duval County consolidated in 1968. Figures shown are for Duval County excluding the cities of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Baldwin.
2 Miami Dade 358,548
3 Tampa Hillsborough 280,015
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 238,629 First decline in the history of the city.
5 Hialeah Dade 188,004
6 Orlando Orange 164,693
7 Fort Lauderdale Broward 149,377 First decline in the history of the city.
8 Tallahassee Leon 124,773
9Hollywood Broward 121,697
10Clearwater Pinellas 98,784 Last appearance in the top 10.

2000

{{seealso|2000 United States Census#City rankings}}

The 2000 Census was the 22nd in U.S. history. This is the first census when all ten cities passed the 100,000 mark.

RankCityCountyPopulation[21]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 735,503 The governments of Jacksonville and Duval County consolidated in 1968. Figures shown are for Duval County excluding the cities of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Baldwin.
2 Miami Miami-Dade 362,470
3 Tampa Hillsborough 303,447
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 248,232
5 Hialeah Miami-Dade 226,419
6 Orlando Orange 185,951
7 Fort Lauderdale Broward 152,397
8 Tallahassee Leon 150,624
9Hollywood Broward 139,357
10Pembroke Pines Broward 137,427

2010

{{seealso|2010 United States Census#City rankings}}
RankCityCountyPopulation[22]Notes
1 Jacksonville Duval 821,784 The governments of Jacksonville and Duval County consolidated in 1968. Figures shown are for Duval County excluding the cities of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Baldwin.
2 Miami Miami-Dade 399,457
3 Tampa Hillsborough 335,709 First double-digit growth rate since the 1950s.
4 St. Petersburg Pinellas 244,769
5 Orlando Orange 238,300
6 Hialeah Miami-Dade 224,669 First decline in city's history.
7 Tallahassee Leon 181,376
8 Fort Lauderdale Broward 165,521
9Port St. Lucie St. Lucie 164,603 First appearance in the top 10.
10Pembroke Pines Broward 154,750

See also

  • Florida
    • Demographics of Florida
    • List of municipalities in Florida
    • List of places in Florida
    • Florida statistical areas
    • List of metropolitan areas of Florida
    • List of urbanized areas in Florida (by population)
  • List of most populous cities in the United States by decade

References

Notes
1. ^In the earlier censuses, the rankings are not definite due to the fact that not all cities were enumerated separately.
2. ^1 "[https://www.census.gov/library/publications/1832/dec/1830a.html 1830 Census: Fifth Census; or Enumeration of the Inhabitants of the United States]"
3. ^1 "[https://www.census.gov/population/www/documentation/twps0027/tab07.txt Population of the 100 Largest Urban Places: 1840]"
4. ^1 "Population of Counties and Places - FLORIDA : 1850"
5. ^1 "Population of Counties and Places - FLORIDA : 1860"
6. ^1 "Population of Civil Divisions Less Than Counties: 1870"
7. ^1 "Population of Civil Divisions less than counties, in the Aggregate, at the censuses of 1880 and 1870"
8. ^1 "1890 census of population"
9. ^1 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1900/volume-1/volume-1-p7.pdf 1900 Census: Volume I. Population, Part 1]"
10. ^1 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1910/volume-2/volume-2-p4.pdf 1910 Census: Volume 2. Population, Reports by States, with Statistics for Counties, Cities, and Other Civil Divisions: Alabama-Montana]"
11. ^1 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1920/volume-1/41084484v1ch2.pdf 1920 Census: Volume 1. Population, Number and Distribution of Inhabitants]"
12. ^1 2 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1930/population-volume-3/10612963v3p1ch04.pdf 1930 Census: Volume 3. Population, Reports by States ,Showing the Composition and Characteristics of the Population for Counties, Cities, and Townships or Other Minor Civil Divisions]"
13. ^1 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1940/population-volume-1/33973538v1ch03.pdf Number of Inhabitants: 1940]"
14. ^1 "[https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1950/population-volume-1/vol-01-13.pdf 1950 Census of Population: Volume 1. Number of Inhabitants]"
15. ^1 "1960 Census of Population"
16. ^1 "1970 Census of Population"
17. ^1 "1980 Census of Population and Housing: FLORIDA"
18. ^1 2 "[https://www.census.gov/prod/cen1990/cph2/cph-2-11.pdf 1990 Census of Population and Housing Population and Housing Unit Counts]"
19. ^1 "[https://www.census.gov/statab/ccdb/cit1020r.txt Cities with 100,000 or More Population in 2000 ranked by Population, 2000 in Rank Order] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060629092741/http://www.census.gov/statab/ccdb/cit1020r.txt |date=2006-06-29 }}"
20. ^1 {{cite web|url=http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml |title=American FactFinder |publisher=Factfinder2.census.gov |date= |accessdate=July 10, 2013}}
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