This list includes 32 Cities and Towns in Florida that start with P, from “Pahokee” to “Piney Point”. Many names include “Palm” or “Port”, reflecting Florida’s coastal and tropical identity.
Cities and Towns in Florida that start with P are incorporated municipalities whose names begin with the letter P. Many reflect Spanish, English, or Native American roots, and include notable ports and resort towns.
Below you’ll find the table with Place, State, and Population.
Place: The official name of each municipality in alphabetical order, so you can locate a specific town quickly.
State: The state column shows “Florida” as jurisdiction, confirming regional scope for your research or travel planning.
Population: The most recent census or estimate for each place, helping you compare community size and growth.
Cities and Towns in Florida that start with P
| Name | County | Country | Population (year) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paxton | Walton | United States | N.A. |
| Pahokee | Palm Beach | United States | 5,649 (2020) |
| Palatka | Putnam | United States | 10,558 (2020) |
| Palmetto | Manatee | United States | 13,323 (2020) |
| Palmetto Bay | Miami-Dade | United States | 24,439 (2020) |
| Palm Bay | Brevard | United States | 119,760 (2020) |
| Palm Beach | Palm Beach | United States | 9,245 (2020) |
| Palm Beach Gardens | Palm Beach | United States | 59,182 (2020) |
| Palm Beach Shores | Palm Beach | United States | 1,279 (2020) |
| Palm City | Martin | United States | 25,883 (2020) |
| Palm Coast | Flagler | United States | 89,258 (2020) |
| Palm Harbor | Pinellas | United States | 64,639 (2020) |
| Palm River-Clair Mel | Hillsborough | United States | 23,484 (2020) |
| Palm Springs | Palm Beach | United States | 2,119 (2020) |
| Palm Shores | Brevard | United States | 1,901 (2020) |
| Panama City | Bay | United States | 32,939 (2020) |
| Panama City Beach | Bay | United States | 12,018 (2020) |
| Parker | Bay | United States | 1,095 (2020) |
| Parkland | Broward | United States | 34,670 (2020) |
| Parrish | Manatee; Hillsborough | United States | 23,202 (2020) |
| Pembroke Park | Broward | United States | 6,260 (2020) |
| Pembroke Pines | Broward | United States | 171,178 (2020) |
| Perry | Taylor | United States | 7,057 (2020) |
| Pine Hills | Orange | United States | 23,345 (2020) |
| Pinecrest | Miami-Dade | United States | 18,223 (2020) |
| Pine Ridge | Collier | United States | 1,887 (2020) |
| Pineola (Pomona Park) | Putnam | United States | N.A. |
| Pinecastle (Pine Castle) | Orange | United States | N.A. |
| Pineland | Lee | United States | N.A. |
| Pinellas Park | Pinellas | United States | 53,093 (2020) |
| Pinewood | Broward | United States | N.A. |
| Piney Point | Hillsborough | United States | N.A. |
Descriptions
Paxton
Small, rural Panhandle town near Chipley; quiet community in Walton County.
Pahokee
Small city on Lake Okeechobee in Palm Beach County, known for its agricultural heritage.
Palatka
Historic riverside city on the St. Johns River and the county seat of Putnam County.
Palmetto
City on the Manatee River near Bradenton; gateway to local agriculture and small ports.
Palmetto Bay
Suburban village south of Miami, known for family neighborhoods and parks.
Palm Bay
Largest city on the Space Coast, with quick access to beaches and aerospace employers.
Palm Beach
Affluent barrier island town known for luxury resorts, Flagler-era estates, and Worth Avenue shopping.
Palm Beach Gardens
Planned city north of West Palm Beach; home to golf venues and the PGA headquarters.
Palm Beach Shores
Small town on a narrow barrier island, just north of Palm Beach; beachside residential community.
Palm City
Inland community on the St. Lucie River in Martin County with a suburban, family-oriented vibe.
Palm Coast
Fast-growing coastal city between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, known for trails and waterways.
Palm Harbor
Large unincorporated community/CDP on Tampa Bay’s Gulf Coast, with marinas and suburban neighborhoods.
Palm River-Clair Mel
Census-designated community east of Tampa, close to MacDill AFB and local industrial areas.
Palm Springs
Small lakeside village in Palm Beach County with a residential feel.
Palm Shores
Tiny town along the Indian River in Brevard County, offering quiet waterfront living.
Panama City
Historic Gulf Coast city and county seat of Bay County, gateway to beaches and maritime industries.
Panama City Beach
Popular Gulf Coast resort city known for white-sand beaches and tourist attractions.
Parker
Small town west of Panama City Beach with waterfront neighborhoods along West Bay.
Parkland
Affluent, semi-rural Broward city known for large lots, family communities, and excellent schools.
Parrish
Fast-growing CDP straddling Manatee and Hillsborough counties with new residential development.
Pembroke Park
Small inland village in Broward County with a mix of residential and light industrial areas.
Pembroke Pines
Large suburban city in southwest Broward County, known for family neighborhoods and shopping.
Perry
Small city in North Florida serving as Taylor County’s seat, with forestry and farming nearby.
Pine Hills
Diverse, densely populated CDP west of Orlando, primarily residential with urban amenities.
Pinecrest
Wealthy suburban village south of Miami, known for oak-lined streets and upscale homes.
Pine Ridge
Small community inland from Naples, known for quiet residential streets and tropical landscaping.
Pineola (Pomona Park)
Very small community area associated with Putnam County; informal/local place name.
Pinecastle (Pine Castle)
Historic neighborhood/CDP south of Orlando; residential area with longstanding local identity.
Pineland
Small community on Pine Island in Lee County, known for rural, coastal character.
Pinellas Park
Established city in central Pinellas County, between St. Petersburg and Clearwater.
Pinewood
Local neighborhood/area name in Broward County; not an incorporated municipality.
Piney Point
Small coastal community designation near Tampa Bay; limited population data.
