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Population of the urban area in Spring Hill

1975 – 2025 · 11 data points 16 of 22 · Towns of Florida Updated Nov 8, 2026

Source: European Commission JRC — GHSL Urban Centre Database, 1975 – 2025

Population of the urban area, 1975 – 2025 people · Spring Hill
1975 
 
1985 
 
1995 
 
2005 
 
2015 
 
67,108
2025 

Source: European Commission JRC — GHSL Urban Centre Database, 1975 – 2025

The series at a glance Spring Hill · 1975 – 2025
Latest value 67,108 · 2025
First value 20,863 · 1975
Highest 67,108 · 2025
Lowest 20,863 · 1975
Average change +2.4% a year on average
Data points 11

By year

All years · 1975 – 2025

YearSpring HillChange
2025 67,108 +3.3%
2020 64,950 +7.9%
2015 60,181 +11%
2010 54,128 +14%
2005 47,424 +15%
2000 41,063 +14%
1995 36,006 +12%
1990 32,166 +12%
1985 28,609 +12%
1980 25,498 +22%
1975 20,863

Source: European Commission JRC — GHSL Urban Centre Database, 1975 – 2025

Ranking · Towns of Florida

1980 · Place 1 is the highest value.

#TerritoryPopulation of the urban area
1 Miami 2.9M
2 St. Petersburg 617K
3 Tampa 310K
4 Jacksonville 214K
5 Daytona Beach 85,213
6 Cape Coral 81,866
7 Bradenton 76,137
8 Homestead 71,214
9 Sarasota 68,538
10 Palm Bay 59,279
11 Bayonet Point 43,239
12 Jacksonville Beach 31,213
13 Brandon 30,510
14 Jupiter 29,842
15 Fort Walton Beach 28,837
16 Panama City 28,555
17 Spring Hill 25,498
18 Venice 22,876
19 Palm Coast 14,897
20 Port St. Lucie 14,889
21 Fort Pierce 4,704
22 Naples 3,686

Source: European Commission JRC — GHSL Urban Centre Database, 1980

What it means

How many people live in the built-up city as a whole, regardless of municipal borders.

How it is calculated

Satellite maps of buildings and census data are combined into a 1 km grid; the continuous dense area of at least 50,000 people is the urban centre. Every five years from 1975; 2030 is a projection.