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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

1990 · Place 1 is the highest value.

#TerritoryPopulation of the urban area
11 Bayonet Point 54,298
6 Bradenton 111K
17 Brandon 37,942
5 Cape Coral 116K
7 Daytona Beach 101K
22 Fort Pierce 13,676
14 Fort Walton Beach 41,625
9 Homestead 92,466
4 Jacksonville 255K
18 Jacksonville Beach 37,224
16 Jupiter 38,356
1 Miami 3.6M
12 Naples 43,568
10 Palm Bay 84,549
21 Palm Coast 18,863
15 Panama City 41,516
13 Port St. Lucie 43,265
8 Sarasota 99,219
20 Spring Hill 32,166
2 St. Petersburg 756K
3 Tampa 387K
19 Venice 33,126

Source: European Commission JRC — GHSL Urban Centre Database, 1990

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.