New York County Map

All 62 counties with county seats and major cities

New York has 62 counties, and five of them are the boroughs of New York City. This map shows all 62 counties and their county seats. Tap a county for details, or download the free printable map below.

New York county map showing all 62 counties with county names and county seats
Map of New York counties with county seats (dots) and the state capital, Albany (star). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau, 2025. Free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0).

Updated October 4, 2026 · Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau 2025 · Population: Census estimates for July 1, 2025

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New York county facts

Number of counties
62
Largest by land area
St. Lawrence County 2,680 sq mi
Smallest by land area
New York County 22.7 sq mi
Most people
Kings County 2,653,963
Fewest people
Hamilton County 5,006
Fastest growing since 2020
Rockland County +5.6%
Highest median household income
Nassau County $146,202
Oldest county
Albany County est. 1683
Newest county
Bronx County est. 1914
State capital
Albany Albany County

The five boroughs of New York City are counties: Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), New York, Queens and Richmond (Staten Island). They function as counties for certain purposes but are not organized as county governments.

List of 62 New York counties

Sorted A–Z. Click a column to sort, or a name to show it on the map. Download as CSV

CountyCounty seatPopulation 2025Change since 2020Land area (sq mi)Median incomeEstablishedFIPS
Albany CountyAlbany321,225+2%523$85,333168336001
Allegany CountyBelmont46,800+0.7%1,030$62,869180636003
Bronx CountyThe Bronx1,406,332−4.5%42$48,676191436005
Broome CountyBinghamton195,736−1.5%706$62,616180636007
Cattaraugus CountyLittle Valley75,390−2.1%1,308$59,540180836009
Cayuga CountyAuburn74,365−2.5%692$67,904179936011
Chautauqua CountyMayville124,126−2.8%1,060$58,351180836013
Chemung CountyElmira80,415−4.4%407$63,716183636015
Chenango CountyNorwich45,715−3.2%893$62,948179836017
Clinton CountyPlattsburgh78,138−2.1%1,038$71,224178836019
Columbia CountyHudson60,168−2.3%635$81,528178636021
Cortland CountyCortland45,850−2.1%499$70,418180836023
Delaware CountyDelhi44,305+0%1,443$63,337179736025
Dutchess CountyPoughkeepsie300,708+1.2%796$99,478168336027
Erie CountyBuffalo946,741−0.8%1,043$72,839182136029
Essex CountyElizabethtown36,438−2.5%1,794$71,661179936031
Franklin CountyMalone46,500−2.2%1,629$65,151180836033
Fulton CountyJohnstown52,216−2.1%496$66,533183836035
Genesee CountyBatavia58,416+0.1%493$73,314180236037
Greene CountyCatskill47,238−1.4%647$77,945180036039
Hamilton CountyLake Pleasant5,006−1.9%1,717$68,835181636041
Herkimer CountyHerkimer59,219−1.6%1,411$68,515179136043
Jefferson CountyWatertown111,540−4.4%1,268$66,301180536045
Kings CountyBrooklyn2,653,963−3%69$80,263168336047
Lewis CountyLowville26,479−0.4%1,276$68,182180536049
Livingston CountyGeneseo61,438−0.6%632$74,001182136051
Madison CountyWampsville67,120−1.3%655$75,499180636053
Monroe CountyRochester750,506−1.2%657$76,382182136055
Montgomery CountyFonda50,046+1%403$64,943177236057
Nassau CountyMineola1,398,939+0.2%285$146,202189936059
New York CountyManhattan1,664,862−1.8%23$103,931168336061
Niagara CountyLockport208,912−1.8%522$69,633180836063
Oneida CountyUtica226,392−2.5%1,212$70,154179836065
Onondaga CountySyracuse466,584−2.1%778$76,945179436067
Ontario CountyCanandaigua113,130+0.6%644$82,324178936069
Orange CountyGoshen417,669+4.1%812$97,178168336071
Orleans CountyAlbion39,825−1.5%391$65,969182436073
Oswego CountyOswego118,569+0.9%952$69,183181636075
Otsego CountyCooperstown60,589+3.6%1,002$68,885179136077
Putnam CountyCarmel99,028+1.4%230$126,257181236079
Queens CountyQueens2,358,182−2%109$86,136168336081
Rensselaer CountyTroy160,510−0.4%653$87,915179136083
Richmond CountyStaten Island501,290+1%58$98,333168336085
Rockland CountyNew City357,397+5.6%174$109,959179836087
Saratoga CountyBallston Spa241,343+2.5%810$100,787179136091
Schenectady CountySchenectady162,581+2.9%205$79,623180936093
Schoharie CountySchoharie30,176+1.6%622$70,133179536095
Schuyler CountyWatkins Glen16,924−5.4%328$67,663185436097
Seneca CountyWaterloo32,883−2.8%324$68,089180436099
St. Lawrence CountyCanton105,488−2.8%2,680$62,850180236089
Steuben CountyBath91,855−1.8%1,391$65,887179636101
Suffolk CountyRiverhead1,546,090+1.3%911$130,686168336103
Sullivan CountyMonticello80,586+2.5%968$72,382180936105
Tioga CountyOwego47,453−2.1%519$72,739179136107
Tompkins CountyIthaca104,047−1.6%475$74,024181736109
Ulster CountyKingston183,330+0.8%1,124$86,271168336111
Warren CountyQueensbury65,020−1.1%867$78,442181336113
Washington CountyFort Edward59,353−3.2%831$73,495177236115
Wayne CountyLyons91,250−0%604$74,506182336117
Westchester CountyWhite Plains1,015,743+1.1%431$118,976168336119
Wyoming CountyWarsaw39,741−2%593$69,110184136121
Yates CountyPenn Yan24,547−0.9%338$69,701182336123

New York county map with cities

The largest cities in New York and the counties they are in. Cities that cross a county line list every county, the main one first. To find any smaller town, use the search box above.

New York county map with cities and county seats
New York counties with county seat towns. Download the full-size image
CityCountyPopulation 2025
New YorkKings, Queens, New York, Bronx and Richmond counties8,584,629
BuffaloErie County274,613
YonkersWestchester County212,603
RochesterMonroe County206,108
SyracuseOnondaga County144,896
AlbanyAlbany County101,698
New RochelleWestchester County85,864
Mount VernonWestchester County72,304
SchenectadySchenectady County69,471
UticaOneida County62,978
White PlainsWestchester County62,871
HempsteadNassau County59,819
TroyRensselaer County50,912
Niagara FallsNiagara County47,255
Kiryas JoelOrange County47,147
BinghamtonBroome County46,418
FreeportNassau County44,174
Valley StreamNassau County40,379
Long BeachNassau County34,918
Spring ValleyRockland County34,482
IthacaTompkins County33,632
PoughkeepsieDutchess County32,499
Port ChesterWestchester County32,303
HarrisonWestchester County32,273
RomeOneida County31,682
MiddletownOrange County30,098
North TonawandaNiagara County29,806
Saratoga SpringsSaratoga County28,768
Glen CoveNassau County28,190
NewburghOrange County28,059

Printable New York county maps (free PDF, PNG, SVG)

Every map is free to print and share. The PDFs are vector files with real text, so they stay sharp at any size and you can search them for a county name. Use 11×17 (tabloid) for the most readable labels.

New York county map with all 62 counties labeled

Color map with names

All 62 counties labeled, county seats marked. Letter and 11×17 PDF, high-resolution PNG, editable SVG.

New York county map with cities

Map with cities

Counties with their county seat towns and major cities.

Blank outline map of New York counties

Blank outline map

County lines only, no names. For quizzes, coloring and your own notes.

New York county map with numbers

Numbered map with key

A number in every county with an alphabetical key.

Black and white New York county map

Black and white

Labeled map that prints well on any printer.

Map of New York counties shaded by population density

Population map

Counties shaded by population density (2025 estimates).

Data and GIS files

The county table as CSV, and the boundaries as GeoJSON and KML (Google Earth, Google My Maps).

How New York reached 62 counties

New York's county system began soon after the colony passed from Dutch to English control. The Duke's Laws of 1665 created ridings, judicial districts that worked as early counties. In 1683 the first Assembly of the colony established 12 counties and a sheriff for each. Two of them, Cornwall and Dukes, were deemed part of Massachusetts after 1691. The first state constitution, in 1777, recognized 14 counties, and two of those were ceded to Vermont in 1790 to settle the New Hampshire land-grant dispute. The State Legislature created all of the other 50. Through the 19th century, a new county was usually formed once an area had about 1,000 residents, often by splitting a county that had covered a vast area. The last was Bronx County, established in 1914.

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New York counties: questions and answers

How many counties are in New York?
New York has 62 counties.
What is the largest county in New York?
By land area, St. Lawrence County is the largest (2,680 sq mi). By population, Kings County is the largest, with 2,653,963 people (2025 estimate).
What is the smallest county in New York?
New York County is the smallest by land area (22.7 sq mi). Hamilton County has the fewest people: 5,006 (2025 estimate).
What is the wealthiest county in New York?
By median household income, Nassau County ranks first with $146,202 (American Community Survey 2020–2024). The lowest is Bronx County at $48,676.
What county is New York in?
New York is mostly in Kings County, with smaller parts in Queens, New York, Bronx and Richmond counties.
What county is Buffalo in?
Buffalo is in Erie County.
What county is Yonkers in?
Yonkers is in Westchester County.
What county is Albany in?
Albany, the state capital, is in Albany County.
How can I see county lines on Google Maps?
Google Maps does not draw county lines. Download the KML file from the printable maps section above and import it into Google My Maps (Create a new map › Import) or open it in Google Earth to see every New York county boundary on top of Google's map.
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