City of Pensacola annexations

The City of Pensacola has expanded its city limits through annexation on multiple occasions since the original area of 9.75 square miles was laid out by Andrew Jackson in 1822.

List of annexation petitions & referenda

Date	Area(s) to annex	Size	Residents	Votes
				For	Against
November 29, 1949	East Pensacola Heights			173	531
November 10, 1953	Granada easterly around head of Bayou Texar and Municipal Airport, south (through modern Cordova Park) to 15th Street	4.21 square miles		160	73
November 17, 1953	East Pensacola Heights	448 acres
February 7, 1956	West Pensacola			153	251
June 21, 1956	Woodland Heights, Springdale and Springdale First Addition west of Carpenter's Creek	240 acres		16	0
April 23, 1957	Highland Terrace	slightly under 1 square mile	482 registered voters	233	49
January 16, 1958	West Pensacola business district (centered on Cervantes between O and V Streets)	<20 acres		petition
October 21, 1958	Scenic Hills-Gull Point area	500 acres	149 registered voters	60	19
December 9, 1958	Warrington			1,532	2,036
August 14, 1962	"Old Aviation Field" south of Goulding Road and Hermann Avenue and east of Palafox	343 acres	3,114	224	303
January 19, 1965	Warrington, portions of Brownsville, Ensley and Brent, Ferry Pass and others	17.2 square miles	36,000	1,393	7,126
October 11, 1966	Area generally north of West Lee Street, south of Brainerd Street, east of J Street, and west of M and N Streets	28.7 acres	1,100	73	81
December 23, 1969	Five schools: Pensacola High, Washington High, Brown-Barge Elementary, Workman Junior High and Holm Elementary	105 acres		requested by Escambia County School Board
June 7, 1971	Area generally south of John Carroll Road, east of Beauclair Road, west of Allyn Way and north of Toni Street	11.8 acres	over 100	petition
November 8, 1988 (article)	Cordova Mall area and areas northeast of the Airport Boulevard/9th Avenue intersection			186	178
	Areas around Woodchuck Avenue, Baywoods Drive, and Whisper Way			102	353