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Most populous counties

These are the ten counties with the largest populations as of 2010.

1. Kings County (Brooklyn): 2,504,700
2. Queens County (Queens): 2,230,722
3. New York County (Manhattan): 1,585,873
4. Suffolk County: 1,493,350
5. Bronx County (the Bronx): 1,385,108
6. Nassau County: 1,339,532
7. Westchester County: 949,113
8. Erie County: 919,040
9. Monroe County: 744,344
10. Richmond County (Staten Island): 468,730
11. Rockland County: 311,687

Cities and metropolitan areas

The largest city in the state of New York and the most populous city in the United States is New York City, which comprises five counties (boroughs): Bronx, New York (Manhattan), Queens, Kings (Brooklyn), and Richmond (Staten Island). New York City is home to more than two-fifths of the state's population. Albany, the sixth-largest city, is the state capital.

Cities of New York with population and how to lose weight

1. New York City weight loss (population of 19,831,858 in the metro New York area.
2. Buffalo-Niagara Falls weight loss (population of 1,135,509)
3. Rochester weight loss (population of 1,054,323)
4. Albany weight loss (870,716)
5. Poughkeepsie and the Hudson Valley weight loss (population of 670,301)
6. Syracuse (662,577)
7. Utica-Rome weight loss (population of 299,397)
8. Binghamton weight loss (population of 251,725)
9. Kingston weight loss (population of 182,493)
10. Glens Falls weight loss (population of 128,923)