Bordering states

Florida vs Georgia

Short answer

Florida has 23,372,215 residents, 2.1 times Georgia's 11,180,878. Georgia is the larger by land, 1.08 times the size of Florida.
FL
23,372,215
GA
11,180,878

The two states, county by county

Both maps share one density scale, so the same shade means the same number of people per square mile on either side of the border. Darker counties are denser. Select a county to open its page.

Florida

Escambia County: 504.2 per sq miOkaloosa County: 237.1 per sq miSt. Lucie County: 683.1 per sq miOkeechobee County: 55.1 per sq miDeSoto County: 57.7 per sq miBradford County: 95.5 per sq miBay County: 263.3 per sq miHolmes County: 41.5 per sq miGilchrist County: 57.9 per sq miManatee County: 617.1 per sq miHardee County: 40.9 per sq miLafayette County: 15.9 per sq miFlagler County: 281.3 per sq miNassau County: 160.9 per sq miPasco County: 882.8 per sq miMartin County: 304.6 per sq miPalm Beach County: 805.4 per sq miAlachua County: 333.2 per sq miLee County: 1,102.2 per sq miBrevard County: 648.7 per sq miPolk County: 474.3 per sq miPinellas County: 3,527.8 per sq miHighlands County: 107.9 per sq miHamilton County: 27.9 per sq miWakulla County: 61.2 per sq miClay County: 391.6 per sq miSuwannee County: 69.0 per sq miMadison County: 26.4 per sq miColumbia County: 92.8 per sq miJackson County: 54.4 per sq miCalhoun County: 23.4 per sq miFranklin County: 23.8 per sq miGulf County: 28.7 per sq miHernando County: 461.2 per sq miWashington County: 45.3 per sq miLevy County: 42.7 per sq miLiberty County: 9.5 per sq miPutnam County: 106.1 per sq miVolusia County: 547.4 per sq miWalton County: 86.4 per sq miOsceola County: 352.6 per sq miLeon County: 449.5 per sq miUnion County: 64.6 per sq miSarasota County: 857.2 per sq miDixie County: 25.0 per sq miCharlotte County: 311.4 per sq miIndian River County: 342.5 per sq miBroward County: 1,693.8 per sq miHendry County: 39.9 per sq miSumter County: 277.7 per sq miMiami-Dade County: 1,494.0 per sq miCitrus County: 292.4 per sq miSeminole County: 1,598.7 per sq miLake County: 466.5 per sq miMarion County: 270.0 per sq miSt. Johns County: 557.6 per sq miGadsden County: 85.5 per sq miJefferson County: 26.6 per sq miBaker County: 50.1 per sq miGlades County: 16.3 per sq miCollier County: 208.4 per sq miDuval County: 1,383.6 per sq miTaylor County: 20.9 per sq miMonroe County: 82.3 per sq miHillsborough County: 1,546.6 per sq miSanta Rosa County: 205.1 per sq miOrange County: 1,698.3 per sq mi

Georgia

Echols County: 8.8 per sq miWilcox County: 23.6 per sq miPolk County: 143.7 per sq miBacon County: 38.9 per sq miWebster County: 11.0 per sq miSumter County: 60.0 per sq miJenkins County: 25.4 per sq miGilmer County: 78.2 per sq miMurray County: 119.9 per sq miGlascock County: 20.9 per sq miFayette County: 642.6 per sq miRockdale County: 751.9 per sq miClay County: 14.4 per sq miDodge County: 39.6 per sq miLamar County: 112.8 per sq miMonroe County: 79.4 per sq miJasper County: 46.7 per sq miStephens County: 153.7 per sq miLaurens County: 62.3 per sq miJohnson County: 30.3 per sq miHeard County: 40.9 per sq miBibb County: 629.8 per sq miCook County: 78.7 per sq miSchley County: 27.0 per sq miChattooga County: 80.8 per sq miCrawford County: 38.0 per sq miDade County: 92.3 per sq miMiller County: 20.6 per sq miTurner County: 31.6 per sq miCherokee County: 697.2 per sq miLanier County: 53.2 per sq miHaralson County: 114.8 per sq miMorgan County: 63.2 per sq miTowns County: 79.2 per sq miBulloch County: 126.4 per sq miBen Hill County: 67.7 per sq miColquitt County: 85.9 per sq miIrwin County: 25.8 per sq miCoffee County: 74.0 per sq miGordon County: 170.5 per sq miButts County: 147.7 per sq miFranklin County: 96.5 per sq miTift County: 159.9 per sq miAtkinson County: 24.6 per sq miMarion County: 20.9 per sq miClinch County: 8.4 per sq miMadison County: 116.1 per sq miPutnam County: 67.8 per sq miGreene County: 54.4 per sq miWarren County: 18.1 per sq miNewton County: 452.9 per sq miUnion County: 85.7 per sq miForsyth County: 1,247.0 per sq miBaldwin County: 168.7 per sq miSeminole County: 39.0 per sq miBerrien County: 41.2 per sq miHabersham County: 179.4 per sq miBurke County: 29.6 per sq miHenry County: 813.6 per sq miCharlton County: 16.7 per sq miBrantley County: 42.4 per sq miLiberty County: 132.8 per sq miLowndes County: 245.5 per sq miDouglas County: 758.9 per sq miTelfair County: 25.2 per sq miRandolph County: 14.2 per sq miDooly County: 28.5 per sq miBaker County: 8.0 per sq miBanks County: 87.3 per sq miCatoosa County: 425.1 per sq miWalker County: 155.4 per sq miPaulding County: 603.6 per sq miTwiggs County: 21.5 per sq miCandler County: 45.8 per sq miFulton County: 2,069.7 per sq miElbert County: 57.4 per sq miCobb County: 2,318.4 per sq miLee County: 95.8 per sq miHouston County: 465.0 per sq miDeKalb County: 2,877.8 per sq miTaylor County: 20.7 per sq miRichmond County: 636.1 per sq miFannin County: 66.8 per sq miDecatur County: 49.2 per sq miDougherty County: 250.8 per sq miPulaski County: 40.8 per sq miBartow County: 256.1 per sq miScreven County: 22.2 per sq miQuitman County: 15.4 per sq miTaliaferro County: 8.3 per sq miTattnall County: 50.5 per sq miPierce County: 60.7 per sq miWare County: 40.3 per sq miToombs County: 75.5 per sq miMcDuffie County: 84.6 per sq miDawson County: 160.1 per sq miClayton County: 2,100.9 per sq miAppling County: 36.7 per sq miClarke County: 1,089.6 per sq miCamden County: 93.8 per sq miCrisp County: 71.4 per sq miEvans County: 59.4 per sq miUpson County: 87.7 per sq miWalton County: 335.9 per sq miHall County: 565.0 per sq miMontgomery County: 35.5 per sq miWhitfield County: 361.7 per sq miJeff Davis County: 45.7 per sq miLincoln County: 38.3 per sq miMcIntosh County: 27.4 per sq miMeriwether County: 42.8 per sq miMuscogee County: 932.2 per sq miOconee County: 242.8 per sq miPeach County: 194.4 per sq miPike County: 95.6 per sq miWilkinson County: 19.3 per sq miBryan County: 116.8 per sq miChatham County: 710.2 per sq miEffingham County: 152.8 per sq miHarris County: 79.6 per sq miTreutlen County: 32.2 per sq miLong County: 51.0 per sq miWayne County: 50.1 per sq miOglethorpe County: 36.8 per sq miWilkes County: 20.4 per sq miJackson County: 276.2 per sq miCalhoun County: 19.4 per sq miEmanuel County: 34.1 per sq miGwinnett County: 2,328.5 per sq miTalbot County: 14.7 per sq miLumpkin County: 127.3 per sq miSpalding County: 358.7 per sq miBleckley County: 58.5 per sq miWashington County: 29.2 per sq miMacon County: 29.5 per sq miThomas County: 84.6 per sq miGrady County: 57.8 per sq miColumbia County: 577.1 per sq miPickens County: 157.6 per sq miChattahoochee County: 34.4 per sq miCarroll County: 260.3 per sq miCoweta County: 358.8 per sq miHancock County: 18.4 per sq miWhite County: 123.2 per sq miJones County: 73.7 per sq miFloyd County: 198.9 per sq miMitchell County: 39.7 per sq miGlynn County: 206.2 per sq miEarly County: 20.4 per sq miWheeler County: 23.9 per sq miBarrow County: 597.9 per sq miBrooks County: 33.1 per sq miHart County: 120.7 per sq miStewart County: 10.5 per sq miTerrell County: 25.9 per sq miJefferson County: 28.5 per sq miWorth County: 35.5 per sq miRabun County: 47.8 per sq miTroup County: 172.7 per sq mi
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Residents, 2024

  1. 01Florida23,372,215
  2. 02Georgia11,180,878

Land, square miles

  1. 01Florida53,655
  2. 02Georgia57,717

People per square mile

  1. 01Florida435.6
  2. 02Georgia193.7

Median county household income

  1. 01Florida$66,806
  2. 02Georgia$54,862

Side by side

MeasureFloridaGeorgia
Residents, 202423,372,21511,180,878
Rank by population3rd8th
Land, sq mi53,65557,717
People per sq mi435.6193.7
County-equivalents67159
Median county residents154,69324,275
Median county income$66,806$54,862
Most populous countyMiami-Dade CountyFulton County
Largest county by landCollier CountyWare County
CapitalTallahasseeAtlanta
Daylight at capital, June 2114 h 07 min14 h 24 min
Census divisionSouth AtlanticSouth Atlantic
Census Vintage 2024 population, 2024 Gazetteer land area, SAIPE 2023 income. Daylight computed with SunCalc.

Population and density

Florida has 23,372,215 residents, 2.1 times Georgia's 11,180,878. Florida ranks 3rd and Georgia 8th of the 50 states and DC. Florida is the more crowded, with 435.6 people per square mile against 193.7, 2.2 times.

Land area

Georgia has 57,717 square miles of land, 8% more than Florida's 53,655. The largest county-equivalent in Florida is Collier County at 1,997 square miles; in Georgia it is Ware County at 899.

Counties

Georgia is divided into 159 county-equivalents and Florida into 67, so an average Georgia county covers 363 square miles against 801. The typical county in Florida has 154,693 residents, against 24,275 in Georgia. The most populous are Miami-Dade County (2,838,461) and Fulton County (1,090,354).

20 county names appear on both sides of the border: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Columbia, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Lee, Liberty, Madison, Marion, Monroe, Polk, Putnam, Seminole, Sumter, Taylor, Union, Walton, Washington. Use the FIPS code, not the name, when joining data across the two states.

Household income

The median county in Florida has a household income of $66,806, 22% above Georgia's $54,862. The highest county incomes are St. Johns County ($106,281) in Florida and Forsyth County ($136,347) in Georgia, from SAIPE 2023.

Capitals and daylight

Tallahassee and Atlanta are 229 miles apart in a straight line; from Tallahassee the initial bearing is 358°, N. On June 21, 2026, Tallahassee gets 14 h 07 min of daylight and Atlanta 14 h 24 min; on December 21 the figures are 10 h 11 min and 9 h 55 min. Month by month tables are on the Tallahassee and Atlanta daylight pages.

Where they sit

Both are in the Census South Atlantic division of the South region. By county internal points, Florida spans 2 UTM zones and Georgia 2.

Questions people ask

Which is bigger, Florida or Georgia?

Georgia, with 57,717 square miles of land against 53,655, 1.08 times as large.

Which has more people, Florida or Georgia?

Florida has 23,372,215 residents, 2.1 times Georgia's 11,180,878.

How far is Tallahassee from Atlanta?

229 miles in a straight line, heading N (358°) from Tallahassee.

Do Florida and Georgia have counties with the same name?

Yes, 20: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Columbia, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Lee, Liberty, Madison, Marion, Monroe, Polk, Putnam, Seminole, Sumter, Taylor, Union, Walton, Washington.

Sources and data as of

Data as of: Census Vintage 2024 population estimates, 2024 Gazetteer land area and internal points, SAIPE 2023 median household income.

  1. 01Census Vintage 2024 county population estimates
  2. 02Census 2024 Gazetteer, counties
  3. 03Census SAIPE 2023 state and county estimates
  4. 04Census Bureau regions and divisions of the United States (last verified 2026-09-30)

How every number is computed: methodology. Spotted a wrong figure? Report an error.