CHART P-3: RESIDENT MIDYEAR POPULATION ESTIMATES, BY AGE, RACE AND GENDER, FLORIDA, 2013
GROUP
OTHER
TOTAL MALE FEMALE
FEMALE
MALE
TOTAL
BLACK
WHITE
FEMALE
MALE
TOTAL
TOTAL
AGE
15,122,965 7,425,559 7,697,406
3,212,321 1,547,688 1,664,633
983,573 471,324 512,249
19,318,859
TOTAL
1
151,079 77,515 73,564
48,077 24,385 23,692
12,075
6,199 5,876
211,231
<1
2
607,996 310,124 297,872
198,195 101,271 96,924
73,834 37,535 36,299
880,025
1-4
782,561 400,014 382,547
247,298 125,493 121,805
82,853 41,609 41,244
1,112,712
5-9
811,183 415,564 395,619
250,782 126,868 123,914
78,768 39,332 39,436
1,140,733
10-14
864,577 443,339 421,238
262,670 132,746 129,924
73,025 36,848 36,177
1,200,272
15-19
934,303 481,216 453,087
271,127 136,456 134,671
77,033 38,943 38,090
1,282,463
20-24
911,704 468,022 443,682
242,810 119,419 123,391
73,700 36,219 37,481
1,228,214
25-29
879,835 446,424 433,411
222,861 106,933 115,928
72,431 34,463 37,968
1,175,127
30-34
870,828 439,474 431,354
209,028 98,787 110,241
70,539 33,295 37,244
1,150,395
35-39
937,080 470,075 467,005
207,934 98,415 109,519
67,158 31,137 36,021
1,212,172
40-44
1,036,307 517,828 518,479
209,837 99,822 110,015
62,317 29,007 33,310
1,308,461
45-49
1,120,716 552,339 568,377
208,423 98,346 110,077
59,600 27,242 32,358
1,388,739
50-54
1,078,520 519,901 558,619
182,663 84,755 97,908
53,151 23,966 29,185
1,314,334
55-59
1,013,816 478,994 534,822
143,978 65,815 78,163
43,293 19,274 24,019
1,201,087
60-64
921,206 432,602 488,604
106,450 47,665 58,785
31,514 14,078 17,436
1,059,170
65-69
742,399 346,444 395,955
77,082 33,363 43,719
21,839
9,801 12,038
841,320
70-74
558,755 256,289 302,466
54,543 22,895 31,648
14,307
6,167 8,140
627,605
75-79
459,540 202,269 257,271
37,208 14,241 22,967
9,315
3,755 5,560
506,063
80-84
440,560 167,126 273,434
31,355 10,013 21,342
6,821
2,454 4,367
478,736
85+
Source: The Florida Legislature, Office of Economic and Demographic Research, July 1 estimates or births and infant deaths from the Bureau of Vital Statistics.
1. The <1 age group is number of births minus infant deaths obtained when in-state births and infant deaths were finalized plus the number of out-of-state births
minus infant deaths from the previous calendar year. When the estimate of individuals <1 in a county exceeds the 0-4 population estimate from the Office of
Economic and Demographic Research for the county, then the county?s total 0-4 population estimate is reallocated based on the proportion of individuals <1 in
each race, ethnic, gender group in relation to the total number who are <1 in the county. A final adjustment may have been made to the <1 estimate to ensure that
the sum of the <1, 1, 2, 3, and 4 age groups total to the county?s 0-4 population estimate.
2. The 1-4 age group for each county is the Office of Economic and Demographic Research 0-4 age group estimate minus the <1 age group estimate described in
the previous footnote. A final adjustment may have been made to the 1-4 estimate to ensure that the sum of the <1, 1, 2, 3, and 4 age groups total to the county?s
0-4 population estimate.
FLORIDA VITAL STATISTICS ANNUAL REPORT
2013
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