Located on Florida's northeastern coast, Flagler County is known for its unspoiled beaches and natural beauty. The population is around 118,000, and the county seat is Bunnell.
Established in 1917, Flagler County was named after Henry Flagler, the railroad magnate who played a key role in Florida's development. Tourism and real estate are major economic sectors.
Flagler County is at high risk for hurricanes and coastal flooding, particularly during the Atlantic hurricane season.