New York

New York is a state of the United States. As of 2000 the population was 18976457. Its population in July 2008 was estimated to be about 19490297, making it United States's third largest. The state spans an area of 54556 mi˛ (141299.39 sq km), of which, 47213.79 square miles (122283.15 sq km) of it is land and 7342.22 square miles (19016.26 sq km) of it is water, making it United States's 27th largest by total area. It is ranks seventh in the size of its inland waterways in United States.

New York United States
Map of New York in United States

As of the census of 2000, there were 18976457 residents, 7056860 households, and 4639387 families in the state. The population density was 401.9 people per square mile (155.17/km˛), making its United States's sixth most densely populated state. There were 7679307 housing units at an average density of 162.6 per square mile (62.78/km˛). The average household size was 2.61 persons, and the average family size was 3.22 persons. In the state the population was spread out, with 24.7% under the age of 18, 9.3% from 18 to 24, 30.7% from 25 to 44, 22.3% from 45 to 64, and 12.9% who were 65 or older. For every 100 females there were 93.1 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 89.4 males. The median age was 35.9 years, The median age of males and females living in New York was 34.5 and 37.2 years respectively. Its population in July 2008 was estimated to be about 18976457, The racial or ethnic makeup of the state was 12893689 White, 3014385 Black or African American, 82461 American Indian, 1044976 Asian, 8818 Native Hawaiian, 590182 from two or more races and 1341946 Ohter races.

New York Population
Population 2000-2008
New York School Enrollment
School Enrollment 2000
New York Races
Races 2000
New York GDP
GDP 2000 - 2008
New York GDP per capita
GDP Per Capita 2008

The median income for a household in the state was $43393, making its United States's 19th highest state by median household income. The median income for a family in the state was $51691, making its United States's 18th highest state by median family income. The per capita income for the state was $23389, it is the eighth highest state by per capita income in the U.S. state of America. The median income is $26247, Males have a median income of $31096 versus $21670 for females. As of 2008, the gross domestic product (GDP) is about $1144.5 billion, making its United States's third highest state by GDP. New York is responsible for 8.08 percent of the United States gross domestic product (GDP). Its Per capita personal income in 2008 was $49499.

In 2000, 5217030 pupils and students, of which 2588802 are male and 2628228 are female, 27.49% of the total population, are in the education system. Of which, total enrollment of student are in, 331376 nursery or pri school, 272504 kindergarten, 2208497 elementary school, 1103278 high school and 1301375 College graduate school.

Rank County Total Area mi2 Land Area mi2 Water Area mi2 Population Density mi2 Per capita Income House hold Income Family Income
1 Albany County 533.21 523.45 9.76 294565 562.7 23345 42935 56724
2 Allegany County 1034.42 1030.22 4.2 49927 48.5 14975 32106 38580
3 Bronx County 57.43 42.03 15.4 1332650 31709.3 13959 27611 30682
4 Broome County 715.46 706.82 8.64 200536 283.7 19168 35347 45422
5 Cattaraugus County 1322.25 1309.85 12.4 83955 64.1 15959 33404 39318
6 Cayuga County 863.64 693.18 170.46 81963 118.2 18003 37487 44973
7 Chautauqua County 1500.02 1062.05 437.97 139750 131.6 16840 33458 41054
8 Chemung County 410.79 408.17 2.62 91070 223.1 18264 36415 43994
9 Chenango County 898.7 894.36 4.34 51401 57.5 16427 33679 39711
10 Clinton County 1117.61 1038.95 78.67 79894 76.9 17946 37028 45732
11 Columbia County 648.27 635.73 12.54 63094 99.2 22265 41915 49357
12 Cortland County 501.52 499.65 1.87 48599 97.3 16622 34364 42204
13 Delaware County 1468.04 1446.37 21.67 48055 33.2 17357 32461 39695
14 Dutchess County 825.38 801.59 23.78 280150 349.5 23940 53086 63254
15 Erie County 1226.89 1044.21 182.68 950265 910 20357 38567 49490
16 Essex County 1916.5 1796.8 119.7 38851 21.6 18194 34823 41927
17 Franklin County 1697.44 1631.49 65.95 51134 31.3 15888 31517 38472
18 Fulton County 532.9 496.17 36.73 55073 111 16844 33663 39801
19 Genesee County 495.33 494.11 1.22 60370 122.2 18498 40542 47771
20 Greene County 658.13 647.75 10.38 48195 74.4 18931 36493 43854
21 Hamilton County 1807.81 1720.39 87.41 5379 3.1 18643 32287 39676
22 Herkimer County 1458.35 1411.25 47.1 64427 45.7 16141 32924 40570
23 Jefferson County 1857.08 1272.2 584.88 111738 87.8 16202 34006 39296
24 Kings County 96.9 70.61 26.29 2465326 34916.6 16775 32135 36188
25 Lewis County 1289.89 1275.42 14.47 26944 21.1 14971 34361 39287
26 Livingston County 640.44 632.13 8.32 64328 101.8 18062 42066 50513
27 Madison County 661.54 655.86 5.69 69441 105.9 19105 40184 47889
28 Monroe County 1365.61 659.29 706.31 735343 1115.3 22821 44891 55900
29 Montgomery County 410.32 404.82 5.51 49708 122.8 17005 32128 40688
30 Nassau County 453.08 286.69 166.39 1334544 4655 32151 72030 81246
31 New York County 33.77 22.96 10.81 1537195 66940.1 42922 47030 50229
32 Niagara County 1139.83 522.95 616.89 219846 420.4 19219 38136 47817
33 Oneida County 1257.11 1212.7 44.41 235469 194.2 18516 35909 45341
34 Onondaga County 805.69 780.29 25.4 458336 587.4 21336 40847 51876
35 Ontario County 662.43 644.38 18.05 100224 155.5 21533 44579 52698
36 Orange County 838.55 816.34 22.21 341367 418.2 21597 52058 60355
37 Orleans County 817.47 391.4 426.07 44171 112.9 16457 37972 42830
38 Oswego County 1312.18 953.3 358.88 122377 128.4 16853 36598 43821
39 Otsego County 1015.1 1002.8 12.31 61676 61.5 16806 33444 41110
40 Putnam County 246.25 231.28 14.97 95745 414 30127 72279 82197
41 Queens County 178.28 109.24 69.04 2229379 20409 19222 42439 48608
42 Rensselaer County 665.39 653.96 11.43 152538 233.3 21095 42905 52864
43 Richmond County 102.5 58.48 44.02 443728 7587.9 23905 55039 64333
44 Rockland County 199.34 174.22 25.12 286753 1645.9 28082 67971 78806
45 St. Lawrence County 2821.48 2685.6 135.88 111931 41.7 15728 32356 38510
46 Saratoga County 843.71 811.84 31.87 200635 247.1 23945 49460 58213
47 Schenectady County 209.62 206.1 3.52 146555 711.1 21992 41739 53670
48 Schoharie County 626.36 622.02 4.34 31582 50.8 17778 36585 43118
49 Schuyler County 342.22 328.71 13.51 19224 58.5 17039 36010 41441
50 Seneca County 390.51 324.91 65.6 33342 102.6 17630 37140 45445
51 Steuben County 1404.1 1392.64 11.45 98726 70.9 18197 35479 41940
52 Suffolk County 2373.07 912.2 1460.87 1419369 1556 26577 65288 72112
53 Sullivan County 996.85 969.71 27.14 73966 76.3 18892 36998 43458
54 Tioga County 522.91 518.69 4.21 51784 99.8 18673 40266 46509
55 Tompkins County 491.63 476.05 15.57 96501 202.7 19659 37272 53041
56 Ulster County 1160.76 1126.48 34.28 177749 157.8 20846 42551 51708
57 Warren County 931.66 869.29 62.37 63303 72.8 20727 39198 46793
58 Washington County 845.84 835.44 10.4 61042 73.1 17958 37668 43500
59 Wayne County 1384.14 604.21 779.93 93765 155.2 19258 44157 51495
60 Westchester County 500.08 432.82 67.26 923459 2133.6 36726 63582 79881
61 Wyoming County 596.44 592.91 3.53 43424 73.2 17248 39895 45088
62 Yates County 375.76 338.24 37.52 24621 72.8 16781 34640 40681