Barefoot Bay

• Population: 9100
• Unincorporated
• Points of Interest: Community Center
• Fast Fact: Established in 1969

Cape Canaveral

• Population: 8200
• Incorporated: May 16, 1963
• Points of Interest: Florida Solar Energy Center, Jetty Park
• Fast Fact: First named Cape of Currents by Ponce De Leon in 1513

Cocoa

• Population: 17,722
• Incorporated: Oct. 1, 1895
• Points of Interest: Cocoa Village, Brevard Community College (main campus)
• Fast Fact: Supposedly named after baker's cocoa delivered to general store.

Cocoa Beach

• Population: 12,123
• Incorporated: 1925
• Points of Interest: Cocoa Beach Pier, Surfside Playhouse, Ron Jon's
• Fast Fact: First homesteaded by freed slaves after the Civil War.

Indialantic

• Population: 2,844
• Incorporated: November 1952
• Points of Interest: Indialantic Beach Park, Fifth Avenue Boardwalk
• Fast Fact: Named in a contest.

Indian Harbor Beach

• Population: 7,500
• Incorporated: June 23, 1955
• Points of Interest: Bicentennial Park, Gleason Park
• Fast Fact: No indebtedness

Malabar

• Population: 2,147
• Incorporated: Dec. 1, 1962
• Points of Interest: Rocky Point Road
• Fast Fact: Supposedly named for nearby Cape Malabar, for "bad bar."

Melbourne

• Population: 64,191
• Incorporated: 1888, merged with Eau Gallie in 1969
• Points of Interest: Florida Institute of Technology Botanical Gardens, Liberty Bell Memorial Museum.
• Fast Fact: Named (1880) when Harry Goode's 8-year old daughter drew the longest of three broom straws.

Melbourne Beach

• Population: 3,021
• Incorporated: 1923
• Points of Interest: Ryckman House and park, Melbourne Beach Public Pier
• Fast Fact: The county's oldest beach community, founded in 1893.

Melbourne Village

• Population: 600
• Incorporated: 1957
• Points of Interest: Erna Nixon Hammock
• Fast Fact: Each member family can vote in municipal decision-making.

Merritt Island

• Population: 37,521
• Unincorporated
• Points of Interest: Kennedy Space Center, Children's Community Theater, Merritt Island National Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Fast Fact: Initial economy based on cattle, pineapple, sugar cane and citrus.

Palm Bay

• Population: 71,398
• Incorporated: Jan. 16, 1956
• Points of Interest: New Urban District Park, Turkey Creek Wildlife Sanctuary
• Fast Fact: Brevard's largest and fastest growing community.

Palm Shores

• Population: 530
• Incorporated: 1959
• Fast Fact: Brevard's smallest incorporated community

Patrick Air Force Base

• Population: 1,362 occupied family units.
• Commissioned: Banana River Naval Air Station (1940), renamed in 1950.
• Points of Interest: Rocket Display at Tech Lab
• Fast Fact: Studies nuclear testing.

Port St.John

• Population: 16,000
• Unincorporated
• Points of Interest: Public Library
• Fast Fact: Closest it came to being a port was a wooden dock on Faye Blvd.

Rockledge

• Population: 17,000
• Incorporated: 1887
• Points of Interest: Rockledge Park, Silver Pines Park, McLarty Park.
• Fast Fact: Oldest winter resort on Florida's east coast.

Satellite Beach

• Population: 9,954
• Incorporated: Aug. 3, 1957
• Points of Interest: Pelican Beach Park, DeSoto Recreation Complex, Island Park.
• Fast Fact: Largest beachside community in South Brevard.

Titusville

• Population: 40,641
• Incorporated: 1987
• Points of Interest: Kennedy Space Center, Emma Parrish Theater
• Fast Fact:Host County Fair

Viera

• Population: 2,500
• Unincorporated
• Points of Interest: Florida Marlins spring training camp
• Fast Fact: Brevard's newest community, Established in 1989

Satellite Beach

• Population: 8,400
• Incorporated: September 1952
• Points of Interest: Rhodes Park
• Fast Fact: No local property taxes