Without getting into the obvious reasons many Americans have been fleeing the major cities for as long as they’ve been made to share them with non-Whites, I’d just like to remind any Floridians considering a move that you don’t necessarily need to leave Florida to get the “NW Front” experience, at least in terms of demographics. Idaho is one state that comes up a lot for its high percentage of apparently based Whites. 2020 Census results had Idaho at 82.1% White alone. Here’s a list of 10 Florida counties you could move to with populations Whiter than that, and stay right here at home where you belong.

1. Citrus County

Population: 155,582

% White: 87.7

Biggest Community: Homosassa Springs

2. Nassau County

Population: 96,692

% White: 86.9

Biggest Community: Yulee

3. Holmes County

Population: 20,139

% White: 86.5

Biggest Community: Bonifay

4. Gilchrist County

Population: 19,476

% White: 85.8

Biggest Community: Trenton

5. Sumter County

Population: 143,523

% White: 85.1

Biggest Community: The Villages

6. Walton County

Population: 84,088

% White: 84.2

Biggest Community: DeFuniak Springs

7. Charlotte County

Population: 201,093

% White: 84

Biggest City: Port Charlotte

8. Dixie County

Population: 17,249

% White: 83.9

Biggest Community: Cross City

9. Sarasota County

Population: 455,981

% White: 83

Biggest Community: North Port

10. Santa Rosa County

Population: 199,367

% White: 82.3

Biggest Community: Navarre