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America's Growing Towns - Florida has 4 out of the top ten
April 5th, 2010 10:30 AM

More Americans have moved to communities in these counties since 2000.

Residents of Flagler County are likely contending with busier highways and more crowded classrooms than they did about 10 years ago. That's because Flagler, like several Florida counties including Sumter County, St. John's County and Lake County, have been magnets for movers over the last decade; here, the balmy climate and a booming housing market drew retirees and families before the bubble burst, according to new population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

9. Lake County, Fla.

Includes:Astatula, Lady Lake

Population, April 2000: 210,509

Population, July 2009: 312,119

Domestic Migration, 2000-2009: 99,084

Domestic Migration, % of Population: 31.7

 

8. St. Johns County, Fla.

Includes: St. Augustine, Hastings

Population, April 2000: 123,148

Population, July 2009: 187,436

Domestic Migration, 2000-2009: 59,619

Domestic Migration, % of Population: 31.8

5. Sumter County, Fla.

 

Includes: Wildwood, The Villages

Population, April 2000: 53,348

Population, July 2009: 77,681

Domestic Migration, 2000-2009: 26,448

Domestic Migration, % of Population: 34.0

 

1. Flagler County, Fla.

 

Includes: Marineland, Beverly Beach

Population, April 2000: 49,832

Population, July 2009: 91,622

Domestic Migration, 2000-2009: 41,931

Domestic Migration, % of Population: 45.8

 

 

Francesca Levy, Forbes.com

 


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