Rank | City | 2022 Population (Est.) | Growth Rate (Annual) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | New York | 8,467,513 | -3.5% |
2 | Buffalo | 276,807 | -0.4% |
3 | Rochester | 210,606 | -0.2% |
4 | Yonkers | 209,530 | -0.7% |
5 | Syracuse | 146,103 | -0.6% |
6 | Albany | 98,617 | -0.5% |
7 | New Rochelle | 81,587 | 1.3% |
8 | Mount Vernon | 72,581 | -1.2% |
9 | Schenectady | 66,990 | 0.2% |
10 | Utica | 64,501 | -0.9% |
11 | White Plains | 59,526 | -0.1% |
12 | Hempstead | 58,734 | -0.5% |
13 | Troy | 50,394 | -0.6% |
14 | Niagara Falls | 48,360 | -0.5% |
15 | Binghamton | 47,566 | -0.6% |
16 | Freeport | 44,199 | -0.4% |
17 | Valley Stream | 40,414 | -0.5% |
18 | Kiryas Joel | 36,229 | 7.9% |
19 | Long Beach | 34,778 | -0.4% |
20 | Spring Valley | 33,033 | 0.0% |
21 | Rome | 31,974 | -0.4% |
22 | Poughkeepsie | 31,850 | 1.1% |
23 | Ithaca | 31,710 | -0.4% |
24 | Port Chester | 31,190 | -1.2% |
25 | Middletown | 30,452 | 0.3% |
26 | North Tonawanda | 30,409 | -0.2% |
27 | Newburgh | 28,834 | -0.1% |
28 | Harrison | 28,774 | 0.5% |
29 | Jamestown | 28,393 | -0.7% |
30 | Saratoga Springs | 28,301 | 0.5% |
31 | Glen Cove | 28,131 | -0.5% |
32 | Ossining | 27,298 | -1.2% |
33 | Lindenhurst | 27,138 | 0.1% |
34 | Auburn | 26,664 | -0.5% |
35 | Elmira | 26,299 | -0.2% |
36 | Rockville Centre | 25,814 | -0.4% |
37 | Peekskill | 25,740 | 1.7% |
38 | Watertown | 24,575 | -0.1% |
39 | Kingston | 24,100 | 0.4% |
40 | Garden City | 23,029 | -0.4% |
41 | Mineola | 21,433 | 2.5% |
42 | Lockport | 20,738 | -0.5% |
43 | Lynbrook | 20,299 | -0.5% |
44 | Plattsburgh | 19,909 | -0.0% |
45 | Mamaroneck | 19,877 | -1.0% |
46 | Lackawanna | 19,803 | -0.6% |
47 | Amsterdam | 18,187 | 0.1% |
48 | Cohoes | 17,993 | -0.6% |
49 | Scarsdale | 17,939 | -1.1% |
50 | Cortland | 17,220 | -0.9% |
51 | Oswego | 17,100 | 1.2% |
52 | Massapequa Park | 17,041 | -0.3% |
53 | Rye | 16,383 | -0.9% |
54 | Floral Park | 16,083 | -0.5% |
55 | Westbury | 15,809 | -0.2% |
56 | Batavia | 15,482 | -0.3% |
57 | Johnson City | 15,203 | -0.6% |
58 | Kenmore | 15,082 | -0.6% |
59 | Gloversville | 15,068 | -0.3% |
60 | Depew | 15,060 | -0.6% |
61 | Tonawanda | 15,053 | -0.4% |
62 | Glens Falls | 14,722 | -0.6% |
63 | Olean | 13,786 | -0.8% |
64 | Beacon | 13,721 | 0.1% |
65 | Endicott | 13,510 | -0.8% |
66 | Dunkirk | 12,614 | -0.7% |
67 | Oneonta | 12,508 | -0.5% |
68 | Geneva | 12,432 | -0.5% |
69 | Patchogue | 12,393 | 0.1% |
70 | Haverstraw | 12,286 | -0.2% |
71 | Babylon | 12,194 | 0.2% |
72 | Tarrytown | 11,718 | -1.1% |
73 | Woodbury | 11,645 | 0.5% |
74 | Dobbs Ferry | 11,456 | -0.8% |
75 | Suffern | 11,402 | -0.2% |
76 | Fulton | 11,354 | -0.5% |
77 | Great Neck | 11,112 | -0.3% |
78 | Lake Grove | 11,092 | 0.3% |
79 | Sleepy Hollow | 10,955 | 10.3% |
80 | Mount Kisco | 10,777 | -1.1% |
81 | Corning | 10,738 | 1.5% |
82 | West Haverstraw | 10,679 | -0.2% |
83 | Canandaigua | 10,526 | -0.4% |
84 | Chestnut Ridge | 10,481 | -0.1% |
85 | Oneida | 10,329 | -0.6% |
86 | Watervliet | 10,265 | -0.7% |
87 | New Hyde Park | 10,258 | -0.4% |
88 | Massena | 10,222 | -0.6% |
89 | East Rockaway | 10,116 | -0.0% |
90 | Airmont | 10,114 | -0.1% |
91 | Ogdensburg | 9,979 | -0.5% |
92 | Lancaster | 9,977 | -0.4% |
93 | Rye Brook | 9,907 | -0.4% |
94 | Fredonia | 9,809 | -0.5% |
95 | Hamburg | 9,767 | 0.2% |
96 | New Square | 9,721 | -0.1% |
97 | Monroe | 9,548 | 0.0% |
98 | Amityville | 9,534 | 0.1% |
99 | Rensselaer | 9,287 | 0.1% |
100 | Newark | 8,980 | -0.5% |
The largest city in New York is New York, with a population of 8,467,513. New York is the 1st largest city in the US. The second largest city is Buffalo, with a population of 276,807, and is the 78th largest city in the US.
The major cities in New York are New York, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers and Syracuse. There are 5 major cities in New York, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.
The capital of New York is Albany, whose most recent population was 98,617. Albany is the 6th largest city in the state of New York.
Among the 100 largest cities in New York, the fastest growing city is Kiryas Joel, whose population has grown 172.8% since the year 2000.
Among the 100 largest cities in New York, the fastest shrinking city is Ogdensburg, whose population has declined 19.0% since the year 2000. Ogdensburg's peak populuation was 13,572 in the year 1990, and it's current population of 9,979 represents a 26.5% decline from it's peak. Ogdensburg was once the 1,925th largest city in the US, but it's now the 3,158th largest.
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