Compare and contrast the Florida counties of Indian River, Brevard and Osceola.

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Savannah Mckenzie

4 July, 23:09

Compare and contrast the Florida counties of Indian River, Brevard and Osceola.

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Linda Beasley · Answer 1

Brevard County, the oldest one of this counties, was established in 1844, while Osceola County was created in 1887. Indian River County is the newest one, established in 1925. In terms of demographics, Indian River County had 138,028 people as of 2010, while Osceola County had 268,685 people. Brevard County, on the other hand, had 543,376 people in the same year, making it the 10th most populous county in Florida. Finally, in regards to their extension, Brevard County is the largest county, with 1,557 sq mi (4,033 km2). Osceola County comes in second place with 1,506 sq mi (3,901 km2). Finally, Indian River County is the smallest one, with 617 sq mi (1,598 km2).

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Indian River was established in May 30th, 1925. Brevard county was founded in March 14th, 1844. The county of Osceola was created in May 12th, 1887. The total area of Indian River is 617 square miles. And, it's bordered by St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Osceola counties and the Atlantic Ocean on the east. Currently, there are over 138,028 people living in the county. The total area of Osceola is 1,506 square miles. There are over 287,416 people living in the county currently. Brevard's total area is 1,557 square miles. Brevard is a county of 589,162 habitants. Brevard county works with Federal and state government in order to control pollution, preserve the environment and protect its wildlife. Indian River, Brevard and Osceola are counties located in Florida, USA. Language; however, can be a barrier and limit healthcare access for people with limited English proficiency in these counties.

Carleen · Answer 2

Brevard County, the oldest one of this counties, was established in 1844, while Osceola County was created in 1887. Indian River County is the newest one, established in 1925.

In terms of demographics, Indian River County had 138,028 people as of 2010, while Osceola County had 268,685 people. Brevard County, on the other hand, had 543,376 people in the same year, making it the 10th most populous county in Florida.

Finally, in regards to their extension, Brevard County is the largest county, with 1,557 sq mi (4,033 km2). Osceola County comes in second place with 1,506 sq mi (3,901 km2). Finally, Indian River County is the smallest one, with 617 sq mi (1,598 km2).