NYS Census – Population
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Towns With Less Then 20,000 Population
This interactive maps focuses on the population of small cities and towns. More then 80% of state's landmass is in these many municipalities.
Towards Bennington
It was windy and cold on the tower but it's nice to get away and I like looking at the rural landscape in with all its browns and grays against the deep blue skies. The Petersburg Ridge reminds me a bit of West Virginia.
Taken on Monday December 13, 2021 at NYS Census - Population.New York State population continues to decline, according to census data | Newsday
I am going to look at the numbers some more but I'm betting that the main person to blame for the state's population decline is President Trump. New York's historic population gains have always been highly dependent on immigrants coming to New York from foreign countries - be it refugees or those seeking a better life or career or a life with family members.
Americans on the whole don't choose to move to New York - its an expensive, old state with aging infrastructure - but it's often the first stop for immigrants. But with the dynamic economy and diverse culture its a good first stop.
Estimated Population Change, 2010-2015
This map shows the difference between the 2010 and 2015 population estimates for each city, town, or borough in New York State. While most counties upstate overall are losing population, many upstate suburban municipalities are gaining population as people leave the cities. Downstate population continues to grow at a rapid pace, as people continue to move to the metropolitan region.
Data Source: US Census Bureau. 2015 Population Estimates. http://www.census.gov/popest/data/cities/totals/2015/index.html
Percentage Of Population 80 Years Or Older Per NY Census Tract
People when they reach 80 years old often require more medical services and assistance getting around. This map shows which Census Tracts have percentage of the population over age 80. Areas that are red and orange have a very high percentage that is over 80, while blues and greens have much fewer people over 80, as a percentage of the population.
Data Source: 2015 American Community Survey, 5 Year Average, DP02 SELECTED SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES. http://factfinder.census.gov