NYS Census – Population 📍

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.

This shows the population density of all census tracts in New York State where the population density is less then 500 persons per square mile.

Data Source: US Census Bureau, 2010 Census.

This interactive maps focuses on the population of small cities and towns. More then 80% of state's landmass is in these many municipalities.