Rank | City | 2022 Population (Est.) | Growth Rate (Annual) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Newark | 307,220 | -1.0% |
2 | Jersey City | 283,927 | -2.7% |
3 | Paterson | 157,794 | -1.0% |
4 | Elizabeth | 135,407 | -1.1% |
5 | Trenton | 90,457 | -0.2% |
6 | Clifton | 89,367 | -0.7% |
7 | Camden | 71,773 | -0.3% |
8 | Passaic | 69,633 | -1.0% |
9 | Bayonne | 69,211 | -3.3% |
10 | East Orange | 68,903 | -1.0% |
11 | Union City | 65,638 | -3.6% |
12 | Vineland | 61,156 | -0.1% |
13 | Hoboken | 58,690 | -3.1% |
14 | New Brunswick | 55,708 | 0.4% |
15 | Perth Amboy | 55,291 | -0.2% |
16 | Plainfield | 54,936 | 1.0% |
17 | West New York | 52,242 | -0.5% |
18 | Hackensack | 45,646 | -0.6% |
19 | Sayreville | 45,086 | -0.3% |
20 | Linden | 43,594 | 0.1% |
21 | Kearny | 40,370 | -3.7% |
22 | Fort Lee | 39,871 | -0.6% |
23 | Atlantic City | 38,466 | 0.1% |
24 | Fair Lawn | 35,159 | 0.7% |
25 | Garfield | 32,469 | -0.4% |
26 | Long Branch | 32,383 | 2.2% |
27 | Princeton | 30,872 | -0.3% |
28 | Westfield | 30,754 | -0.5% |
29 | Rahway | 29,911 | 0.7% |
30 | Englewood | 29,113 | -0.5% |
31 | Bergenfield | 28,206 | -0.5% |
32 | Millville | 27,638 | -0.3% |
33 | Bridgeton | 26,610 | -0.3% |
34 | Paramus | 26,416 | -0.7% |
35 | Ridgewood | 26,202 | 1.0% |
36 | Lodi | 25,966 | -0.7% |
37 | Cliffside Park | 25,594 | -0.3% |
38 | Carteret | 25,152 | -0.5% |
39 | South Plainfield | 24,243 | -0.2% |
40 | Summit | 22,526 | -0.6% |
41 | North Plainfield | 22,497 | -0.8% |
42 | Roselle | 22,432 | -0.8% |
43 | Lindenwold | 21,542 | -0.1% |
44 | Secaucus | 21,295 | -3.7% |
45 | Elmwood Park | 21,267 | -0.6% |
46 | Glassboro | 20,786 | 1.5% |
47 | Pleasantville | 20,595 | 0.0% |
48 | Morristown | 20,276 | 0.6% |
49 | Palisades Park | 20,149 | -0.8% |
50 | Hawthorne | 19,360 | -1.1% |
51 | Tinton Falls | 19,343 | 1.1% |
52 | Harrison | 19,212 | -1.2% |
53 | Point Pleasant | 19,205 | 1.2% |
54 | Rutherford | 18,690 | -0.6% |
55 | Dover | 18,427 | -0.0% |
56 | Dumont | 18,196 | 1.8% |
57 | Madison | 16,948 | 0.1% |
58 | New Milford | 16,893 | -0.0% |
59 | North Arlington | 16,339 | -0.5% |
60 | South River | 15,957 | -0.6% |
61 | Phillipsburg | 15,291 | 0.5% |
62 | Tenafly | 15,232 | -0.9% |
63 | Asbury Park | 15,194 | 0.1% |
64 | Highland Park | 14,968 | -0.4% |
65 | Metuchen | 14,949 | -0.6% |
66 | Fairview | 14,924 | -0.5% |
67 | Hammonton | 14,781 | 0.5% |
68 | Ramsey | 14,693 | -0.5% |
69 | Edgewater | 14,647 | 0.9% |
70 | Middlesex | 14,501 | -0.6% |
71 | Hopatcong | 14,435 | 0.9% |
72 | Collingswood | 14,121 | -0.2% |
73 | Roselle Park | 13,911 | -0.7% |
74 | New Providence | 13,617 | -0.6% |
75 | Eatontown | 13,593 | 0.1% |
76 | Woodland Park | 13,298 | -1.0% |
77 | Florham Park | 13,149 | 4.0% |
78 | Ridgefield Park | 13,136 | -0.6% |
79 | Red Bank | 12,920 | 0.1% |
80 | Oakland | 12,669 | -0.5% |
81 | Somerville | 12,559 | 1.2% |
82 | Freehold | 12,532 | 0.1% |
83 | Haddonfield | 12,492 | -0.3% |
84 | Glen Rock | 12,064 | -0.4% |
85 | Hasbrouck Heights | 12,051 | -0.4% |
86 | River Edge | 12,009 | -0.5% |
87 | Bound Brook | 11,919 | -0.1% |
88 | Wallington | 11,804 | -0.5% |
89 | Bellmawr | 11,656 | -0.2% |
90 | Ringwood | 11,568 | -1.0% |
91 | Guttenberg | 11,502 | -3.5% |
92 | Gloucester City | 11,441 | -0.2% |
93 | Ridgefield | 11,421 | -0.5% |
94 | Westwood | 11,203 | -0.5% |
95 | Ocean City | 11,190 | 0.6% |
96 | Wanaque | 11,190 | -1.0% |
97 | Beachwood | 11,014 | 1.2% |
98 | Franklin Lakes | 10,982 | -0.8% |
99 | Pompton Lakes | 10,980 | -1.0% |
100 | Totowa | 10,917 | -1.0% |
The largest city in New Jersey is Newark, with a population of 307,220. Newark is the 66th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Jersey City, with a population of 283,927, and is the 75th largest city in the US.
The major cities in New Jersey are Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and Elizabeth. There are 4 major cities in New Jersey, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.
The capital of New Jersey is Trenton, whose most recent population was 90,457. Trenton is the 5th largest city in the state of New Jersey.
Among the 100 largest cities in New Jersey, the fastest growing city is Princeton, whose population has grown 127.7% since the year 2000.
Among the 100 largest cities in New Jersey, the fastest shrinking city is Ocean City, whose population has declined 27.3% since the year 2000. Ocean City's peak populuation was 15,564 in the year 2003, and it's current population of 11,190 represents a 28.1% decline from it's peak. Ocean City was once the 1,985th largest city in the US, but it's now the 2,887th largest.
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