Liberty County Information

Summary

Liberty County, located in the Florida Panhandle, is one of the least populated counties in the state with about 8,000 residents. It is largely forested and rural, with a focus on timber and agriculture. The county seat is Bristol.

History

Created in 1855, Liberty County's name is a testament to the American ideal of liberty. Its economy has traditionally been centered on agriculture and forestry.

Natural Disasters

Liberty County is at risk for hurricanes, tornadoes, and flooding, despite being inland.

Statistics for 2020

  • Population: 8,354
  • Area: 843 square miles
  • Median Income: $40,683