Stacker compiled a list of Florida’s least-educated counties using data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

USA Counties are ranked by the lowest percentage of the population age 25 and older who have a bachelor’s degree or higher. Below is the list…

• 50. Manatee County

• 49. Miami-Dade County

• 48. Nassau County

• 47. Indian River County

• 46. Walton County

• 45. Lee County

• 44. Santa Rosa County

• 43. Escambia County

• 42. Flagler County

• 41. Clay County

• 40. Lake County

• 39. Pasco County

• 38. Bay County

• 37. Volusia County

• 36. Charlotte County

• 35. Jefferson County

• 34. Osceola County

• 33. St. Lucie County

• 32. Polk County

• 31. Marion County

• 30. Gulf County

• 29. Franklin County

• 28. Hernando County

• 27. Citrus County

• 26. Wakulla County

• 25. Highlands County

• 24. Gadsden County

• 23. Suwannee County

• 22. Columbia County

• 21. Liberty County

• 20. Madison County

• 19. Gilchrist County

• 18. Baker County

• 17. Jackson County

• 16. Washington County

• 15. Putnam County

• 14. Levy County

• 13. Lafayette County

• 12. DeSoto County

• 11. Okeechobee County

• 10. Glades County

• 9. Holmes County

• 8. Dixie County

• 7. Hardee County

• 6. Bradford County

• 5. Calhoun County

• 4. Union County

• 3. Taylor County

• 2. Hendry County

• 1. Hamilton County

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