New York County Map with Cities — All 62 Counties

All 62 of New York's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Color the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

New York CountiesFIPS 36
Albany CountyAllegany CountyBronx CountyBroome CountyCattaraugus CountyCayuga CountyChautauqua CountyChemung CountyChenango CountyClinton CountyColumbia CountyCortland CountyDelaware CountyDutchess CountyErie CountyEssex CountyFranklin CountyFulton CountyGenesee CountyGreene CountyHamilton CountyHerkimer CountyJefferson CountyKings CountyLewis CountyLivingston CountyMadison CountyMonroe CountyMontgomery CountyNassau CountyNew York CountyNiagara CountyOneida CountyOnondaga CountyOntario CountyOrange CountyOrleans CountyOswego CountyOtsego CountyPutnam CountyQueens CountyRensselaer CountyRichmond CountyRockland CountySt. Lawrence CountySaratoga CountySchenectady CountySchoharie CountySchuyler CountySeneca CountySteuben CountySuffolk CountySullivan CountyTioga CountyTompkins CountyUlster CountyWarren CountyWashington CountyWayne CountyWestchester CountyWyoming CountyYates CountyNew York CityBuffaloYonkersRochesterSyracuseAlbanyUticaHempsteadBinghamtonKiryas Joel St. Lawrence  Essex  Jefferson  Chautauqua  Herkimer  Sullivan  Schuyler  New York City  Buffalo  Yonkers  Rochester  Syracuse  Albany  Utica  Hempstead  Binghamton  Kiryas Joel New York CityBuffaloYonkersRochesterSyracuseAlbanySchenectadyUticaHempsteadNiagara FallsBinghamtonKiryas Joel St. Lawrence  Essex  Jefferson  Hamilton  Chautauqua  Steuben  Clinton  Sullivan  Chenango  Washington  Seneca  New York City  Buffalo  Yonkers  Rochester  Syracuse  Albany  Schenectady  Utica  Hempstead  Niagara Falls  Binghamton  Kiryas Joel New York CityBuffaloYonkersRochesterSyracuseAlbanySchenectadyUticaWhite PlainsHempsteadNiagara FallsBinghamtonKiryas Joel St. Lawrence  Essex  Jefferson  Hamilton  Chautauqua  Steuben  Oswego  Lewis  Ulster  Clinton  Otsego  Sullivan  Washington  Saratoga  Ontario  Greene  Wyoming  Tioga  Cortland  Yates  New York City  Buffalo  Yonkers  Rochester  Syracuse  Albany  Schenectady  Utica  White Plains  Hempstead  Niagara Falls  Binghamton  Kiryas Joel New York CityBuffaloYonkersRochesterSyracuseAlbanySchenectadyUticaWhite PlainsHempsteadTroyNiagara FallsBinghamtonKiryas Joel St. Lawrence  Essex  Jefferson  Hamilton  Chautauqua  Steuben  Oswego  Lewis  Ulster  Niagara  Clinton  Otsego  Sullivan  Warren  Chenango  Cayuga  Washington  Saratoga  Dutchess  Orleans  Ontario  Greene  Wyoming  Tioga  Tompkins  Yates  New York City  Buffalo  Yonkers  Rochester  Syracuse  Albany  Schenectady  Utica  White Plains  Hempstead  Troy  Niagara Falls  Binghamton  Kiryas Joel 
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New York’s 62 counties, projected equal-area. Hover over a county, or tap it, for its seat and key numbers; select it for all its data.
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New York at a glance

New York’s 62 counties, by the numbers

The table lists every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area. Sort it by any column to find yours or rank them. A few patterns stand out:

  • Concentrated. Half of New York’s 20,002,427 residents live in just 6 of 62 counties, and the 5 largest hold 48.1% of the total. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 3.1×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 9.8% in poverty against 17.3% for the 10 lowest. calculated from Census SAIPE 2024
  • The median county. Half of New York’s counties have fewer than 85,918 residents, and half report a median household income below $71,104. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census SAIPE 2024
  • Lopsided density. Only 16 of 62 counties are denser than New York’s statewide average of 424 people per square mile. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
Albany County321,225$81,2373.9%614/sq mi523 sq miAlbany
Allegany County46,800$61,1544.6%45/sq mi1,030 sq miBelmont
Bronx County1,406,332$46,4867.0%33,325/sq mi42 sq miNo official county seat. New York City's five boroughs have no county governments of their own.
Broome County195,736$64,7274.4%277/sq mi706 sq miBinghamton
Cattaraugus County75,390$61,3764.1%58/sq mi1,308 sq miLittle Valley
Cayuga County74,365$67,7743.6%108/sq mi692 sq miAuburn
Chautauqua County124,126$60,0514.4%117/sq mi1,060 sq miMayville
Chemung County80,415$66,4414.0%197/sq mi407 sq miElmira
Chenango County45,715$63,2043.3%51/sq mi893 sq miNorwich
Clinton County78,138$69,3024.0%75/sq mi1,038 sq miPlattsburgh
Columbia County60,168$80,3973.3%95/sq mi635 sq miHudson
Cortland County45,850$71,5514.2%92/sq mi499 sq miCortland
Delaware County44,305$63,9584.1%31/sq mi1,443 sq miDelhi
Dutchess County300,708$94,9333.7%378/sq mi796 sq miPoughkeepsie
Erie County946,741$73,0404.2%908/sq mi1,043 sq miBuffalo
Essex County36,438$67,8813.2%20/sq mi1,794 sq miElizabethtown
Franklin County46,500$63,4603.9%29/sq mi1,629 sq miMalone
Fulton County52,216$66,7574.1%105/sq mi495 sq miJohnstown
Genesee County58,416$72,9933.3%118/sq mi493 sq miBatavia
Greene County47,238$79,1243.9%73/sq mi647 sq miCatskill
Hamilton County5,006$69,0454.0%3/sq mi1,717 sq miLake Pleasant
Herkimer County59,219$64,9134.0%42/sq mi1,411 sq miHerkimer
Jefferson County111,540$69,1934.1%88/sq mi1,268 sq miWatertown
Kings County2,653,963$80,6965.3%38,253/sq mi69 sq miNo official county seat. New York City's five boroughs have no county governments of their own.
Lewis County26,479$70,9543.3%21/sq mi1,276 sq miLowville
Livingston County61,438$77,4863.9%97/sq mi632 sq miGeneseo
Madison County67,120$73,7473.9%102/sq mi655 sq miWampsville
Monroe County750,506$76,5944.2%1,142/sq mi657 sq miRochester
Montgomery County50,046$61,5814.1%124/sq mi403 sq miFonda
Nassau County1,398,939$141,8243.7%4,916/sq mi285 sq miMineola
New York County1,664,862$105,7134.7%73,471/sq mi23 sq miNo official county seat. New York City's five boroughs have no county governments of their own.
Niagara County208,912$70,3294.3%400/sq mi522 sq miLockport
Oneida County226,392$72,1374.1%187/sq mi1,212 sq miUtica
Onondaga County466,584$78,1984.0%599/sq mi778 sq miSyracuse
Ontario County113,130$83,6613.6%176/sq mi644 sq miCanandaigua
Orange County417,669$94,7894.2%514/sq mi812 sq miGoshen
Orleans County39,825$68,3383.7%102/sq mi391 sq miAlbion
Oswego County118,569$68,3794.2%125/sq mi952 sq miOswego
Otsego County60,589$67,4044.3%60/sq mi1,002 sq miCooperstown
Putnam County99,028$120,8983.4%430/sq mi230 sq miCarmel
Queens County2,358,182$84,6844.7%21,690/sq mi109 sq miNo official county seat. New York City's five boroughs have no county governments of their own.
Rensselaer County160,510$83,0973.8%246/sq mi652 sq miTroy
Richmond County501,290$96,4374.7%8,715/sq mi58 sq miNo official county seat. New York City's five boroughs have no county governments of their own.
Rockland County357,397$103,7713.7%2,058/sq mi174 sq miNew City
Saratoga County241,343$101,1683.2%298/sq mi810 sq miBallston Spa
Schenectady County162,581$79,8994.0%794/sq mi205 sq miSchenectady
Schoharie County30,176$69,1074.0%49/sq mi622 sq miSchoharie
Schuyler County16,924$64,2023.5%52/sq mi328 sq miWatkins Glen
Seneca County32,883$68,0553.6%102/sq mi324 sq miWaterloo
St. Lawrence County105,488$62,8004.6%39/sq mi2,680 sq miCanton
Steuben County91,855$68,1523.9%66/sq mi1,391 sq miBath
Suffolk County1,546,090$125,9693.8%1,697/sq mi911 sq miRiverhead
Sullivan County80,586$66,9733.8%83/sq mi968 sq miMonticello
Tioga County47,453$72,1023.6%91/sq mi519 sq miOwego
Tompkins County104,047$72,3264.4%219/sq mi475 sq miIthaca
Ulster County183,330$85,9773.8%163/sq mi1,124 sq miKingston
Warren County65,020$72,6043.5%75/sq mi867 sq miQueensbury
Washington County59,353$71,2543.3%71/sq mi831 sq miFort Edward
Wayne County91,250$70,8263.4%151/sq mi604 sq miLyons
Westchester County1,015,743$117,8963.8%2,358/sq mi431 sq miWhite Plains
Wyoming County39,741$69,7513.0%67/sq mi593 sq miWarsaw
Yates County24,547$70,6353.0%73/sq mi338 sq miPenn Yan

Click a column heading to sort all 62 counties. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county. Where Wikidata has none, the seat comes from the page cited for that county in the seat file, and where the table names no seat, it says why. See the methodology.

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Map of New York's 62 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, with major cities: New York City, Buffalo, Yonkers, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany

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Cities in New York

New York has 593 incorporated cities and villages. The largest is New York City with 8,483,844 residents. Its center is in Kings County (Brooklyn), and it also reaches into Queens County (Queens), New York County (Manhattan), Bronx County (the Bronx) and Richmond County (Staten Island). Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

New York CityKings County +4 more (also Queens County (Queens), New York County (Manhattan), Bronx County (the Bronx), Richmond County (Staten Island))8,483,844
BuffaloErie County276,854
YonkersWestchester County209,978
RochesterMonroe County208,772
SyracuseOnondaga County146,384
AlbanyAlbany County100,492
New RochelleWestchester County82,769
Mount VernonWestchester County72,427
SchenectadySchenectady County68,847
UticaOneida County64,217
White PlainsWestchester County60,666
Hempstead (village)Nassau County58,801
TroyRensselaer County51,033
Niagara FallsNiagara County47,987
BinghamtonBroome County47,151
Freeport (village)Nassau County44,088
Valley Stream (village)Nassau County40,315
Kiryas Joel (village)Orange County38,916
Long BeachNassau County34,756
Spring Valley (village)Rockland County33,192
IthacaTompkins County32,814
PoughkeepsieDutchess County31,958
RomeOneida County31,795
Port Chester (village)Westchester County31,102
MiddletownOrange County30,289
North TonawandaNiagara County30,198
Harrison (village)Westchester County29,961
Saratoga SpringsSaratoga County28,631
NewburghOrange County28,519
JamestownChautauqua County28,188
Glen CoveNassau County28,112
Lindenhurst (village)Suffolk County27,142
Ossining (village)Westchester County26,950
AuburnCayuga County26,285
ElmiraChemung County26,257
Rockville Centre (village)Nassau County25,765
PeekskillWestchester County25,625
WatertownJefferson County24,375
KingstonUlster County23,911
Garden City (village)Nassau County22,941
Mineola (village)Nassau County21,211
LockportNiagara County20,610
Lynbrook (village)Nassau County20,325
PlattsburghClinton County19,830
Mamaroneck (village)Westchester County19,826
LackawannaErie County19,753
AmsterdamMontgomery County18,166
CohoesAlbany County18,159
Scarsdale (village)Westchester County18,010
CortlandCortland County17,450

The table shows the 50 most populous. Search the map above for the other 543.

A city can reach into more than one county. The table names the one its center falls in; “+N more” counts the others, from the Census Bureau’s count of each city by county part Census ACS 2020–2024 place parts.

Which New York county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • New York’s highest median household income is in Nassau County ($141,824); the lowest is in Bronx County ($46,486). Census SAIPE 2024
  • New York’s most populous county is Kings County (2,653,963); the least populous is Hamilton County (5,006), a 530× spread. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • New York’s largest county by land area is St. Lawrence County (2,680 sq mi); the smallest is New York County (23 sq mi). Census TIGER 2026
  • New York’s highest population density is in New York County (73,471/sq mi); the lowest is in Hamilton County (3/sq mi). calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
  • New York’s highest poverty rate is in Bronx County (28.7%); the lowest is in Nassau County (5.9%). Census SAIPE 2024
  • In New York, unemployment is highest in Bronx County (7.0%) and lowest in Wyoming County and Yates County (tied at 3.0%), for September 2026 (preliminary). BLS LAUS September 2026, preliminary
  • New York’s highest median age is in Hamilton County (58.1); the lowest is in Tompkins County (32.3). Census ACS 2020–2024
  • New York’s highest share of adults 25 and over with a bachelor’s degree or higher is in New York County (64.2%); the lowest is in Orleans County (17.9%). Census ACS 2020–2024

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named, never a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

New York counties: common questions

How many counties are in New York?

New York has 62 counties covering 47,123 sq mi and about 20.0M residents. Every one is on the map and in the table above.

What is the largest county in New York?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s St. Lawrence County (2,680 sq mi); by population it’s Kings County (2,653,963 residents).

What county is New York City in?

New York City, population 8,483,844, includes the five counties of Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), New York (Manhattan), Queens and Richmond (Staten Island). NYS Department of Health Use the search on the map to find any New York city’s county.

What is the richest county in New York?

By median household income, Nassau County is the richest at $141,824; the poorest is Bronx County at $46,486. Census SAIPE 2024

What is the most populous county in New York?

Kings County, with 2,653,963 residents, about 13.3% of New York’s people. That is 530× the least populous, Hamilton County (5,006).

Sources & vintages

Data current through .