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New York State Population Density

A 3D Map I was inspired to create where mountains represent densely populated parts of the state where there are many people residing per square mile.

New York State Population Density

Municipal Population Density – New York State

I've added a new feature to my blog mapping software that allows me to link a CSV to an ArcMap Feature server such as the Census Bureau. This will be very helpful when full-count Census Bureau is available and I want to make maps of block-level population data or other things that would benefit from the speed of only loading the features currently on the screen.

Map Key: Purple, 100 pop/sq mi, Blue 200 pop/sq mi, Green 300 pop/sq mi, Yellow 400 pop/sq mi, Orange 500 pop/sq mi, Red 600 pop/sq mi.

NYS Urban Population Density

This map shows the population density of every census tract in New York. Due to limit color choices, you can see that most of the state is very blue and unpopulated compared to some census tracts in New York City. For example, Census Tract 9702, Delaware County, New York (Meridith) has 24 residents per sq mile while Census Tract 138, New York County, New York (Upper East Side) has 187,211 residents per sq mile.

Iowa Population Density (2018)

Iowa is a state that is 19 percent larger then New York State in landmass, but has a population that is less than 3.2 million. Much of the state is quite rural with many townships having a population of fewer then 20 people per square mile. Click to explore individual townships population.

Data Source: 2018 Census Population Estimates, 2018 TIGER/Line Data.

New York State 1790 Census

The original 16 counties in New York State and their population density. Manhattan (New York County) in 1790 had a population density similar to the Town of Colonie today, while Albany County was closer to the Town of Caroga in Fulton County or Town of Smithville in Chenango County. Dotted overlay shows current county boundaries.

Data and maps from National Historical Geographic Information System / IPMUS

New York State 1790 Census