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Pinellas County, Florida
Pinellas County is the most densely populated county in Florida and effectively built out, occupying a narrow peninsula between Tampa Bay and the Gulf beaches. With almost no greenfield land left, the market runs on redevelopment, infill, and land-use changes — which makes zoning and boundary data unusually load-bearing here.
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Pinellas County at a glance
- 949,000Population (2025)
- ClearwaterCounty seat
- 274 sq miLand area
- 3,464 / sq miDensity
- $73,000Median household income
- $355,000Median home value
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- City Boundaries: 24
- School Boundaries - Elementary: 60
- School Boundaries - Middle: 16
- School Boundaries - High: 15
- Residential: 324
- Commercial: 2,568
- Zoning: 82
- Traffic Counts: 1
- CRA Boundaries: 17
- Congressional Districts: 2
- County Commissioner Districts: 4
- Emergency Services: 127
- Enterprise Zones: 2
- Evacuation Zones: 6
- Flood Zones: 5
- HUD: 122
- House Districts: 6
- Opportunity Zones: 16
- Parks & Golf: 628
- School Board Member Districts: 4
- Schools: 292
- Senate Districts: 3
- Soils: 45
- Voter Precincts: 286
- Wetlands: 7
- Zip Codes: 48
- Development News: 17
Cities and towns in Pinellas County
BELLEAIR, BELLEAIR BEACH, BELLEAIR BLUFFS, BELLEAIR SHORE, CLEARWATER, DUNEDIN, GULFPORT, INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, INDIAN SHORES, KENNETH CITY, LARGO, MADEIRA BEACH, NORTH REDINGTON BEACH, OLDSMAR, PINELLAS PARK, REDINGTON BEACH, REDINGTON SHORES, SAFETY HARBOR, SEMINOLE, SOUTH PASADENA, ST. PETE BEACH, St. Petersburg, TARPON SPRINGS, TREASURE ISLAND.