Largest Cities in New York

Cities ranked by total population from the Census Bureau. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Largest Cities 50

1 East Flatbush
2,631,580
2 Borough Park
2,631,580
3 Sunset Park
2,631,580
4 Sheepshead Bay
2,631,580
5 Bushwick
2,631,580
6 Gravesend
2,631,580
7 Flatbush
2,631,580
8 Canarsie
2,631,580
9 Brownsville
2,631,580
10 Park Slope
2,631,580
11 Flatlands
2,631,580
12 Bensonhurst
2,631,580
13 Coney Island
2,631,580
14 Cypress Hills
2,631,580
15 Kensington
2,631,580
16 Greenpoint
2,631,580
17 Dyker Heights
2,631,580
18 Bath Beach
2,631,580
19 Williamsburg
2,631,580
20 Brighton Beach
2,631,580
21 Fort Hamilton
2,631,580
22 Brooklyn Heights
2,631,580
23 Bergen Beach
2,631,580
24 Jamaica
2,323,052
25 Astoria
2,323,052
26 Elmhurst
2,323,052
27 Corona
2,323,052
28 Richmond Hill
2,323,052
29 South Ozone Park
2,323,052
30 Ridgewood
2,323,052
31 Forest Hills
2,323,052
32 Jackson Heights
2,323,052
33 Bayside
2,323,052
34 Ozone Park
2,323,052
35 Briarwood
2,323,052
36 Queens Village
2,323,052
37 Sunnyside
2,323,052
38 Maspeth
2,323,052
39 Rego Park
2,323,052
40 Woodside
2,323,052
41 Far Rockaway
2,323,052
42 Kew Gardens Hills
2,323,052
43 Whitestone
2,323,052
44 Woodhaven
2,323,052
45 Glendale
2,323,052
46 Springfield Gardens
2,323,052
47 Middle Village
2,323,052
48 Fresh Meadows
2,323,052
49 College Point
2,323,052
50 Howard Beach
2,323,052

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).