Top 100 Biggest Cities in New York

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%

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What is the largest city in New York?

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.

What are the major cities in New York?

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.

What is the capital of New York?

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.

What is the fastest growing city in 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.

What is the fastest shrinking city in New York?

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.