New York: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map
New York uses Eastern Time.
- 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.
- New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ Metro Area20,112,448 people
- Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY Metro Area1,155,653 people
- Rochester, NY Metro Area1,056,149 people
- Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY Metro Area915,835 people
- Kiryas Joel-Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NY Metro Area718,377 people
- Syracuse, NY Metro Area652,273 people
- Utica-Rome, NY Metro Area285,611 people
- Binghamton, NY Metro Area243,189 people
- Kingston, NY Metro Area183,330 people
- Glens Falls, NY Metro Area124,373 people
- Jamestown-Dunkirk, NY Micro Area124,126 people
- Watertown-Fort Drum, NY Metro Area111,540 people
All 27
- Massena-Ogdensburg, NY Micro Area105,488 people
- Ithaca, NY Metro Area104,047 people
- Corning, NY Micro Area91,855 people
- Monticello, NY Micro Area80,586 people
- Elmira, NY Metro Area80,415 people
- Plattsburgh, NY Micro Area78,138 people
- Olean, NY Micro Area75,390 people
- Auburn, NY Micro Area74,365 people
- Oneonta, NY Micro Area60,589 people
- Hudson, NY Micro Area60,168 people
- Batavia, NY Micro Area58,416 people
- Gloversville, NY Micro Area52,216 people
- Amsterdam, NY Micro Area50,046 people
- Cortland, NY Micro Area45,850 people
- Seneca Falls, NY Micro Area32,883 people
Largest towns and boroughs in New York
- Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County2,631,580 people
- Borough of Queens, Queens County2,323,052 people
- Borough of Manhattan, New York County1,629,477 people
- The Bronx, Bronx County1,404,779 people
- Town of Hempstead, Nassau County790,202 people
- Borough of Staten Island, Richmond County494,956 people
- Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County489,810 people
- Town of Islip, Suffolk County339,106 people
- Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County299,509 people
- Town of North Hempstead, Nassau County237,012 people
- Town of Babylon, Suffolk County218,262 people
- Town of Huntington, Suffolk County204,059 people
Tribal areas in New York, largest first
- Oneida Indian Nation Reservation61,992 people
- Allegany Reservation6,005 people
- St. Regis Mohawk Reservation3,661 people
- Cayuga Nation Tribal Designated Statistical Area2,999 people
- Cattaraugus Reservation1,977 people
- Poospatuck (state) Reservation742 people
- Tuscarora Nation Reservation642 people
- Shinnecock (state) Reservation450 people
- Onondaga Nation Reservation338 people
- Tonawanda Reservation224 people
- 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.
- Kings County, New York2,653,963 people
- Queens County, New York2,358,182 people
- New York County, New York1,664,862 people
- Suffolk County, New York1,546,090 people
- Bronx County, New York1,406,332 people
- Nassau County, New York1,398,939 people
- Westchester County, New York1,015,743 people
- Erie County, New York946,741 people
- Monroe County, New York750,506 people
- Richmond County, New York501,290 people
- Onondaga County, New York466,584 people
- Orange County, New York417,669 people
All 62
- Rockland County, New York357,397 people
- Albany County, New York321,225 people
- Dutchess County, New York300,708 people
- Saratoga County, New York241,343 people
- Oneida County, New York226,392 people
- Niagara County, New York208,912 people
- Broome County, New York195,736 people
- Ulster County, New York183,330 people
- Schenectady County, New York162,581 people
- Rensselaer County, New York160,510 people
- Chautauqua County, New York124,126 people
- Oswego County, New York118,569 people
- Ontario County, New York113,130 people
- Jefferson County, New York111,540 people
- St. Lawrence County, New York105,488 people
- Tompkins County, New York104,047 people
- Putnam County, New York99,028 people
- 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.
- New York (city)8,483,844 people
- Buffalo, New York (city)276,854 people
- Yonkers, New York (city)209,978 people
- Rochester, New York (city)208,772 people
- Syracuse, New York (city)146,384 people
- Albany, New York (city)100,492 people
- New Rochelle, New York (city)82,769 people
- Cheektowaga, New York (CDP)76,056 people
- Mount Vernon, New York (city)72,427 people
- Schenectady, New York (city)68,847 people
- Utica, New York (city)64,217 people
- White Plains, New York (city)60,666 people
All 1,293
- Hempstead, New York (village)58,801 people
- Tonawanda Town, New York (CDP)56,806 people
- Levittown, New York (CDP)51,904 people
- Troy, New York (city)51,033 people
- Irondequoit, New York (CDP)50,657 people
- Niagara Falls, New York (city)47,987 people
- Binghamton, New York (city)47,151 people
- West Seneca, New York (CDP)45,303 people
- Freeport, New York (village)44,088 people
- Hicksville, New York (CDP)43,780 people
- West Babylon, New York (CDP)43,570 people
- Valley Stream, New York (village)40,315 people
- Coram, New York (CDP)39,539 people
- Kiryas Joel, New York (village)38,916 people
- Central Islip, New York (CDP)38,373 people
- Brighton, New York (CDP)36,834 people
- East Meadow, New York (CDP)36,821 people
- 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.
- ZIP 11368105,716 people
- ZIP 11208105,428 people
- ZIP 11385101,704 people
- ZIP 1137398,403 people
- ZIP 1046796,421 people
- ZIP 1122695,144 people
- ZIP 1121994,196 people
- ZIP 1031493,915 people
- ZIP 1120793,198 people
- ZIP 1002593,065 people
- ZIP 1120693,020 people
- ZIP 1122191,588 people
All 1,826
- ZIP 1122090,652 people
- ZIP 1121489,397 people
- ZIP 1121289,020 people
- ZIP 1123688,051 people
- ZIP 1045687,533 people
- ZIP 1123086,978 people
- ZIP 1123483,187 people
- ZIP 1123381,822 people
- ZIP 1137781,690 people
- ZIP 1135580,801 people
- ZIP 1120479,800 people
- ZIP 1045779,543 people
- ZIP 1123578,558 people
- ZIP 1122978,377 people
- ZIP 1122378,093 people
- ZIP 1002977,447 people
- ZIP 1000276,873 people
- ZIP 1137576,839 people
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