New York: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

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New York in the United States
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in JulyAll of New YorkAmerica/New_York
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Resident population, July 2025
20,002,427
Land area
47,124 sq mi (122,049 km²)
Water area
7,435 sq mi (19,257 km²)
State FIPS code
36
Coordinates (central point)
42.913397, -75.596272

These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Metro and micro areas in New York, largest first

13 metro areas and 14 micro areas have counties in New York. One crosses into another state; its population is for the whole area. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

  1. New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ Metro Area20,112,448 people
  2. Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY Metro Area1,155,653 people
  3. Rochester, NY Metro Area1,056,149 people
  4. Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY Metro Area915,835 people
  5. Kiryas Joel-Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NY Metro Area718,377 people
  6. Syracuse, NY Metro Area652,273 people
  7. Utica-Rome, NY Metro Area285,611 people
  8. Binghamton, NY Metro Area243,189 people
  9. Kingston, NY Metro Area183,330 people
  10. Glens Falls, NY Metro Area124,373 people
  11. Jamestown-Dunkirk, NY Micro Area124,126 people
  12. Watertown-Fort Drum, NY Metro Area111,540 people
All 27
  1. Massena-Ogdensburg, NY Micro Area105,488 people
  2. Ithaca, NY Metro Area104,047 people
  3. Corning, NY Micro Area91,855 people
  4. Monticello, NY Micro Area80,586 people
  5. Elmira, NY Metro Area80,415 people
  6. Plattsburgh, NY Micro Area78,138 people
  7. Olean, NY Micro Area75,390 people
  8. Auburn, NY Micro Area74,365 people
  9. Oneonta, NY Micro Area60,589 people
  10. Hudson, NY Micro Area60,168 people
  11. Batavia, NY Micro Area58,416 people
  12. Gloversville, NY Micro Area52,216 people
  13. Amsterdam, NY Micro Area50,046 people
  14. Cortland, NY Micro Area45,850 people
  15. Seneca Falls, NY Micro Area32,883 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Largest towns and boroughs in New York

  1. Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County2,631,580 people
  2. Borough of Queens, Queens County2,323,052 people
  3. Borough of Manhattan, New York County1,629,477 people
  4. The Bronx, Bronx County1,404,779 people
  5. Town of Hempstead, Nassau County790,202 people
  6. Borough of Staten Island, Richmond County494,956 people
  7. Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County489,810 people
  8. Town of Islip, Suffolk County339,106 people
  9. Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County299,509 people
  10. Town of North Hempstead, Nassau County237,012 people
  11. Town of Babylon, Suffolk County218,262 people
  12. Town of Huntington, Suffolk County204,059 people

All 938 towns and boroughs in New York, by county

Tribal areas in New York, largest first

  1. Oneida Indian Nation Reservation61,992 people
  2. Allegany Reservation6,005 people
  3. St. Regis Mohawk Reservation3,661 people
  4. Cayuga Nation Tribal Designated Statistical Area2,999 people
  5. Cattaraugus Reservation1,977 people
  6. Poospatuck (state) Reservation742 people
  7. Tuscarora Nation Reservation642 people
  8. Shinnecock (state) Reservation450 people
  9. Onondaga Nation Reservation338 people
  10. Tonawanda Reservation224 people
  11. Oil Springs Reservation0 people

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian areas as the Census Bureau maps them, with at least 2% of their area here, water included. These lines don’t decide membership, jurisdiction or land status.

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Kings County, New York2,653,963 people
  2. Queens County, New York2,358,182 people
  3. New York County, New York1,664,862 people
  4. Suffolk County, New York1,546,090 people
  5. Bronx County, New York1,406,332 people
  6. Nassau County, New York1,398,939 people
  7. Westchester County, New York1,015,743 people
  8. Erie County, New York946,741 people
  9. Monroe County, New York750,506 people
  10. Richmond County, New York501,290 people
  11. Onondaga County, New York466,584 people
  12. Orange County, New York417,669 people
All 62
  1. Rockland County, New York357,397 people
  2. Albany County, New York321,225 people
  3. Dutchess County, New York300,708 people
  4. Saratoga County, New York241,343 people
  5. Oneida County, New York226,392 people
  6. Niagara County, New York208,912 people
  7. Broome County, New York195,736 people
  8. Ulster County, New York183,330 people
  9. Schenectady County, New York162,581 people
  10. Rensselaer County, New York160,510 people
  11. Chautauqua County, New York124,126 people
  12. Oswego County, New York118,569 people
  13. Ontario County, New York113,130 people
  14. Jefferson County, New York111,540 people
  15. St. Lawrence County, New York105,488 people
  16. Tompkins County, New York104,047 people
  17. Putnam County, New York99,028 people
  18. Steuben County, New York91,855 people

See all 62 counties and equivalents in New York, largest first

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. New York (city)8,483,844 people
  2. Buffalo, New York (city)276,854 people
  3. Yonkers, New York (city)209,978 people
  4. Rochester, New York (city)208,772 people
  5. Syracuse, New York (city)146,384 people
  6. Albany, New York (city)100,492 people
  7. New Rochelle, New York (city)82,769 people
  8. Cheektowaga, New York (CDP)76,056 people
  9. Mount Vernon, New York (city)72,427 people
  10. Schenectady, New York (city)68,847 people
  11. Utica, New York (city)64,217 people
  12. White Plains, New York (city)60,666 people
All 1,293
  1. Hempstead, New York (village)58,801 people
  2. Tonawanda Town, New York (CDP)56,806 people
  3. Levittown, New York (CDP)51,904 people
  4. Troy, New York (city)51,033 people
  5. Irondequoit, New York (CDP)50,657 people
  6. Niagara Falls, New York (city)47,987 people
  7. Binghamton, New York (city)47,151 people
  8. West Seneca, New York (CDP)45,303 people
  9. Freeport, New York (village)44,088 people
  10. Hicksville, New York (CDP)43,780 people
  11. West Babylon, New York (CDP)43,570 people
  12. Valley Stream, New York (village)40,315 people
  13. Coram, New York (CDP)39,539 people
  14. Kiryas Joel, New York (village)38,916 people
  15. Central Islip, New York (CDP)38,373 people
  16. Brighton, New York (CDP)36,834 people
  17. East Meadow, New York (CDP)36,821 people
  18. Commack, New York (CDP)36,558 people

See all 1,293 cities, towns and communities in New York, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 11368105,716 people
  2. ZIP 11208105,428 people
  3. ZIP 11385101,704 people
  4. ZIP 1137398,403 people
  5. ZIP 1046796,421 people
  6. ZIP 1122695,144 people
  7. ZIP 1121994,196 people
  8. ZIP 1031493,915 people
  9. ZIP 1120793,198 people
  10. ZIP 1002593,065 people
  11. ZIP 1120693,020 people
  12. ZIP 1122191,588 people
All 1,826
  1. ZIP 1122090,652 people
  2. ZIP 1121489,397 people
  3. ZIP 1121289,020 people
  4. ZIP 1123688,051 people
  5. ZIP 1045687,533 people
  6. ZIP 1123086,978 people
  7. ZIP 1123483,187 people
  8. ZIP 1123381,822 people
  9. ZIP 1137781,690 people
  10. ZIP 1135580,801 people
  11. ZIP 1120479,800 people
  12. ZIP 1045779,543 people
  13. ZIP 1123578,558 people
  14. ZIP 1122978,377 people
  15. ZIP 1122378,093 people
  16. ZIP 1002977,447 people
  17. ZIP 1000276,873 people
  18. ZIP 1137576,839 people

See all 1,826 ZIP Code areas in New York, largest first

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