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Lowest measured density of gas stations in Florida

Florida has 37 ZIP codes where published counts of gas stations are statistically below the U.S. rate. Coverage is the Florida counties on this site, not the whole state. Same filters as the radius search. Census ZBP 2023 + ACS 2024.

Includes: Gas stations with a convenience store · Fuel + mart locations. Census publishes one 6-digit code (447110) and does not split these types. The density index uses that one count.

Statistically low ZIPs
37
Poisson p < 0.05
Comparable ZIPs
410
published count ≥ 5, ≥ 10,000 residents
U.S. rate
2.4
per 10,000 present

Coverage. Only the Florida counties BizGapMap covers, not the whole state. A missing state page means no ZIP there cleared the test — we do not publish an empty list.

Lowest measured density is not evidence of opportunity. A low published count can mean weak demand, no suitable space, commuters spending elsewhere, or businesses with no paid employees that ZBP does not count. Each line is a question to check locally.

False positives. The test is one-sided at 5% with no correction for looking at many ZIPs. Of 410 comparable ZIPs here, about 21 could clear the bar by chance. Small ZIPs rarely reach significance, so “not on this list” does not mean “no gap”.

ZIP codes

ZIPCityCounty Gas stationsExpected IndexBandZIP type ResidentsTest
33126 Miami Miami-Dade County 5 17.9 28% Far below average Mixed 47,307 p < 0.001
33414 Wellington Palm Beach County 5 16.5 30% Far below average Residential 60,184 p < 0.001
33025 Hollywood Broward County 7 21.0 33% Far below average Residential 76,967 p < 0.001
33415 West Palm Beach Palm Beach County 5 13.7 36% Far below average Residential 54,581 p < 0.01
33458 Jupiter Palm Beach County 6 16.0 37% Far below average Residential 55,512 p < 0.01
33313 Fort Lauderdale Broward County 6 15.9 38% Far below average Residential 62,807 p < 0.01
33178 Miami Miami-Dade County 8 20.7 39% Far below average Mixed 67,789 p < 0.01
33018 Hialeah Miami-Dade County 6 15.1 40% Far below average Residential 57,921 p < 0.01
33014 Hialeah Miami-Dade County 5 12.4 40% Far below average Mixed 41,598 p ≈ 0.016
33125 Miami Miami-Dade County 6 14.7 41% Far below average Residential 56,897 p < 0.01
33162 Miami Miami-Dade County 5 12.1 41% Far below average Residential 46,606 p ≈ 0.019
33579 Riverview Hillsborough 5 12.1 41% Far below average Residential 49,470 p ≈ 0.020
32738 Deltona Volusia County 5 12.0 42% Far below average Residential 49,368 p ≈ 0.020
32832 Orlando Orange County 5 11.6 43% Far below average Residential 40,196 p ≈ 0.026
33076 Pompano Beach Broward County 5 11.6 43% Far below average Residential 44,922 p ≈ 0.027
33134 Miami Miami-Dade County 6 13.7 44% Far below average Mixed 38,174 p ≈ 0.018
33068 Pompano Beach Broward County 6 13.5 44% Far below average Residential 54,439 p ≈ 0.019
33071 Coral Springs Broward County 5 11.3 44% Far below average Residential 42,255 p ≈ 0.032
33033 Homestead Miami-Dade County 8 17.8 45% Far below average Residential 71,458 p < 0.01
33021 Hollywood Broward County 7 15.0 47% Far below average Mixed 48,464 p ≈ 0.018
34953 Port Saint Lucie St. Lucie County 10 21.3 47% Far below average Residential 86,875 p < 0.01
33143 Miami Miami-Dade County 5 10.6 47% Far below average Mixed 33,711 p ≈ 0.048
32835 Orlando Orange County 6 12.7 47% Far below average Residential 49,205 p ≈ 0.031
33177 Miami Miami-Dade County 7 14.7 48% Far below average Residential 59,056 p ≈ 0.022
33175 Miami Miami-Dade County 6 12.5 48% Far below average Residential 48,237 p ≈ 0.034
33436 Boynton Beach Palm Beach County 6 12.3 49% Far below average Residential 48,743 p ≈ 0.039
33401 West Palm Beach Palm Beach County 6 12.2 49% Far below average Mixed 33,698 p ≈ 0.042
33161 Miami Miami-Dade County 7 14.1 50% Far below average Residential 54,814 p ≈ 0.030
33065 Coral Springs Broward County 8 16.1 50% Far below average Residential 58,916 p ≈ 0.021
33032 Homestead Miami-Dade County 8 16.0 50% Far below average Residential 65,132 p ≈ 0.022
33160 North Miami Beach Miami-Dade County 6 12.0 50% Below average Residential 43,718 p ≈ 0.047
33324 Fort Lauderdale Broward County 8 15.4 52% Below average Mixed 50,151 p ≈ 0.030
33027 Hollywood Broward County 10 18.7 54% Below average Residential 65,116 p ≈ 0.022
33023 Hollywood Broward County 10 18.3 55% Below average Residential 72,344 p ≈ 0.027
33607 Tampa Hillsborough 9 16.4 55% Below average Employment hub 25,291 p ≈ 0.035
32824 Orlando Orange County 10 17.1 59% Below average Residential 58,368 p ≈ 0.047
34787 Winter Garden Orange County 18 26.8 67% Below average Residential 101,441 p ≈ 0.048

Scroll the table sideways to see all columns. Sorted by measured density, lowest first.

How this is built

Who can be listed. ZIPs in the covered counties whose county has at least 15 ZIPs in our data, with at least 10,000 residents, and at least 5 published businesses in this industry. Census hides counts of 0–2; derived remainders are excluded.

Statistically low. P(X ≤ n | expected) < 0.05, where expected is the U.S. establishments-per-person-present rate times this ZIP’s demand (residents + 0.5 × jobs located here). Same definition as the index, so the percentage and the test cannot disagree. Full test →

ZIP type is jobs per resident, not zoning. A residential ZIP can look low because residents shop near work.

Questions

What does “lowest measured density” mean for gas stations? A ZIP is listed only when Census published at least 5 gas stations with paid employees, the ZIP has at least 10,000 residents, and a one-sided Poisson test finds the count statistically below the U.S. rate (p < 0.05). Index 100% is the national density per person present.

Is a low-density ZIP a place to open this kind of business? No. A low published count of gas stations can mean weak demand, no suitable space, residents shopping near work, or businesses with no paid employees that Census ZBP does not count. Each line is a question to check locally, not a recommendation.

Why is a state missing from this list? A state page exists only when at least one ZIP in the counties we cover clears the same test as the radius search. We do not publish an empty list. Coverage is those counties, not the whole state.

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