New York state population by cities (2024)

New York state is the third most populous state in the United States of America. Here is a look at the population of the New York state. The data for this ranking is from US Census.

Rank	City	Population (2010 census)
1	New York	8,175,133
2	Buffalo	261,310
3	Rochester	210,565
4	Yonkers	195,976
5	Syracuse	145,170
6	Albany	97,856
7	New Rochelle	77,062
8	Mount Vernon	67,292
9	Schenectady	66,135
10	Utica	62,235
11	White Plains	56,853
12	Niagara Falls	50,193
13	Troy	50,129
14	Binghamton	47,376
15	Rome	33,725
16	Long Beach	33,275
17	Poughkeepsie	32,736
18	North Tonawanda	31,568
19	Jamestown	31,146
20	Ithaca	30,014
21	Elmira	29,200
22	Newburgh	28,866
23	Middletown	28,086
24	Auburn	27,687
25	Watertown	27,023
26	Glen Cove	26,964
27	Saratoga Springs	26,586
28	Kingston	23,893
29	Peekskill	23,583
30	Lockport	21,165
31	Plattsburgh	19,989
32	Cortland	19,204
33	Amsterdam	18,620
34	Oswego	18,142
35	Lackawanna	18,141
36	Cohoes	16,168
37	Rye	15,720
38	Gloversville	15,665
39	Beacon	15,541
40	Batavia	15,465
41	Tonawanda	15,130
42	Glens Falls	14,700
43	Olean	14,452
44	Oneonta	13,901
45	Geneva	13,261
46	Dunkirk	12,563
47	Fulton	11,896
48	Oneida	11,393
49	Corning	11,183
50	Ogdensburg	11,128
51	Canandaigua	10,545
52	Watervliet	10,254
53	Rensselaer	9,392
54	Port Jervis	8,828
55	Johnstown	8,743
56	Hornell	8,563
57	Norwich	7,190
58	Hudson	6,713
59	Salamanca	5,815
60	Mechanicville	5,196
61	Little Falls	4,946