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Miami vs Jacksonville population


Floridatech

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I know this is off topic but it still involves Florida.....

I've been to both and to me Mia feels hella populated than Jax but Jax I heard the city limits cover a good portion of the county......But Mia population is more crowded and the suburbs are just as populated as Mia.....

Miami Dade 2.752 million (2017)

Jax Duval

937,934 (2017)

Miami is more populated than Jax, the county size is larger than Jax Duval and it's twice as many people down there, hell Ft Lauderdale/Broward have bragging rights over Jax Duval whose population is almost 2 million itself....., Most of our Florida cities don't cover a large area of land but the suburban neighbor city in alot of our counties down here are just as populated as the major city in a county....

 

 

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