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| Rank | Population in Poverty Percentage ▼ | County / Population |
| 1. | 27.6% | Gadsden, FL / 46,031 |
| 2. | 26.9% | De Soto, FL / 34,557 |
| 3. | 26.4% | Hendry, FL / 39,030 |
| 4. | 26.1% | Hardee, FL / 27,521 |
| 5. | 25.6% | Franklin, FL / 11,470 |
| 6. | 23.6% | Alachua, FL / 244,247 |
| 7. | 23.4% | Putnam, FL / 74,715 |
| 8. | 22.0% | Leon, FL / 270,409 |
| 9. | 21.6% | Levy, FL / 40,415 |
| 10. | 21.4% | Hamilton, FL / 14,696 |
| 11. | 21.3% | Union, FL / 15,375 |
| 12. | 21.1% | Calhoun, FL / 14,372 |
| 13. | 21.0% | Madison, FL / 19,300 |
| 14. | 20.1% | Gilchrist, FL / 16,683 |
| 15. | 19.9% | Holmes, FL / 19,992 |
| 16. | 19.7% | Okeechobee, FL / 39,883 |
| 17. | 19.7% | Jackson, FL / 49,334 |
| 18. | 19.6% | Glades, FL / 12,617 |
| 19. | 19.5% | Gulf, FL / 15,879 |
| 20. | 19.3% | Washington, FL / 24,125 |
| 21. | 19.1% | Taylor, FL / 22,000 |
| 22. | 18.7% | Jefferson, FL / 14,583 |
| 23. | 18.0% | Lafayette, FL / 8,506 |
| 24. | 17.4% | Suwannee, FL / 40,675 |
| 25. | 17.2% | Miami-Dade, FL / 2,445,374 |
| 26. | 17.0% | Baker, FL / 26,548 |
| 27. | 16.9% | Highlands, FL / 98,807 |
| 28. | 16.4% | Escambia, FL / 297,940 |
| 29. | 16.0% | Bradford, FL / 28,750 |
| 30. | 15.8% | Liberty, FL / 8,230 |
| 31. | 15.6% | Columbia, FL / 66,964 |
| 32. | 15.5% | Dixie, FL / 16,196 |
| 33. | 15.3% | Marion, FL / 326,833 |
| 34. | 15.2% | Polk, FL / 590,116 |
| 35. | 14.6% | Walton, FL / 53,366 |
| 36. | 14.4% | Citrus, FL / 140,686 |
| 37. | 14.2% | Duval, FL / 854,848 |
| 38. | 14.2% | Hillsborough, FL / 1,200,236 |
| 39. | 13.8% | Volusia, FL / 496,053 |
| 40. | 13.7% | Saint Lucie, FL / 269,659 |
| 41. | 13.4% | Orange, FL / 1,116,094 |
| 42. | 13.3% | Osceola, FL / 258,531 |
| 43. | 12.8% | Manatee, FL / 318,619 |
| 44. | 12.6% | Indian River, FL / 135,518 |
| 45. | 12.5% | Wakulla, FL / 29,368 |
| 46. | 12.4% | Bay, FL / 166,798 |
| 47. | 12.3% | Pasco, FL / 456,514 |
| 47. | 12.3% | Broward, FL / 1,734,139 |
| 49. | 12.2% | Palm Beach, FL / 1,299,356 |
| 50. | 12.2% | Collier, FL / 316,931 |
| 51. | 12.1% | Pinellas, FL / 918,263 |
| 52. | 12.1% | Lee, FL / 606,165 |
| 53. | 11.9% | Flagler, FL / 91,806 |
| 54. | 11.8% | Hernando, FL / 170,337 |
| 55. | 11.4% | Santa Rosa, FL / 147,838 |
| 56. | 11.2% | Sumter, FL / 85,891 |
| 57. | 11.0% | Lake, FL / 291,671 |
| 58. | 10.8% | Monroe, FL / 73,065 |
| 59. | 10.6% | Okaloosa, FL / 182,076 |
| 60. | 10.6% | Charlotte, FL / 159,385 |
| 61. | 10.5% | Brevard, FL / 540,583 |
| 62. | 10.5% | Sarasota, FL / 376,200 |
| 63. | 10.4% | Martin, FL / 144,322 |
| 64. | 9.8% | Seminole, FL / 417,330 |
| 65. | 9.3% | Nassau, FL / 71,099 |
| 66. | 9.1% | Saint Johns, FL / 180,624 |
| 67. | 8.6% | Clay, FL / 186,076 |
Please note that we only rank locations with 'Population in Poverty Percentage' data. The rank above might not be a complete list. Locations without 'Population in Poverty Percentage' data are not listed.
*ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.