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In 2000, the population of Pembroke Pines was 137,427 and in 2004, the estimated population was 150,104. The city is 34 square miles. Pembroke Pines is near some very well known areas.

North of Pembroke Pines - Cooper City, Hollywood & Southwest Ranch
South of Pembroke Pines - Miramar
East of Pembroke Pines - Hollywood
West of Pembroke Pines - Everglades

The city was incorporated in 1960. The name came from the many pine trees nearby and because the city was next to Pembroke Road. It could also be traced back to the Earl of Pembroke who was an early landowner in the area.

Pembroke Pines was originally agricultural land with dairy farms. The first fire department was built in the 1960's. The Broward Correctional Institution was built in 1977. Originally it was for male inmates. But, women who committed serious crimes were housed there and inmates on death row were there. There are academic and vocational programs, library services wellness education services, substance abuse programs, chaplaincy services and many other services.

After Hurricane Andrew in 1992, thousands of residents of Miami-Dade County moved to Broward County. They moved north of Miami and further inland after their homes were destroyed in the hurricane. Pembroke Pines was named the fastest growing city in the US in 1999. However, this influx of new residents was not expected or planned for and this caused problems for the city. The Charter School System was started and in 2006, they had the largest Charter School system in the country. The population in 1990 was 65,452 and in 2005 the population was estimated to be 148,000.

In 2001, State Farm Insurance named the intersection of Pines Blvd and Flamingo Road in Pembroke Pines, the most dangerous intersection in the US. In 2005, the city voted to redesign the area around the intersection.

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