Top 100 Biggest Cities in New Jersey

Top 100 Biggest Cities In New Jersey

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Newark	307,220	-1.0%
2	Jersey City	283,927	-2.7%
3	Paterson	157,794	-1.0%
4	Elizabeth	135,407	-1.1%
5	Trenton	90,457	-0.2%
6	Clifton	89,367	-0.7%
7	Camden	71,773	-0.3%
8	Passaic	69,633	-1.0%
9	Bayonne	69,211	-3.3%
10	East Orange	68,903	-1.0%
11	Union City	65,638	-3.6%
12	Vineland	61,156	-0.1%
13	Hoboken	58,690	-3.1%
14	New Brunswick	55,708	0.4%
15	Perth Amboy	55,291	-0.2%
16	Plainfield	54,936	1.0%
17	West New York	52,242	-0.5%
18	Hackensack	45,646	-0.6%
19	Sayreville	45,086	-0.3%
20	Linden	43,594	0.1%
21	Kearny	40,370	-3.7%
22	Fort Lee	39,871	-0.6%
23	Atlantic City	38,466	0.1%
24	Fair Lawn	35,159	0.7%
25	Garfield	32,469	-0.4%
26	Long Branch	32,383	2.2%
27	Princeton	30,872	-0.3%
28	Westfield	30,754	-0.5%
29	Rahway	29,911	0.7%
30	Englewood	29,113	-0.5%
31	Bergenfield	28,206	-0.5%
32	Millville	27,638	-0.3%
33	Bridgeton	26,610	-0.3%
34	Paramus	26,416	-0.7%
35	Ridgewood	26,202	1.0%
36	Lodi	25,966	-0.7%
37	Cliffside Park	25,594	-0.3%
38	Carteret	25,152	-0.5%
39	South Plainfield	24,243	-0.2%
40	Summit	22,526	-0.6%
41	North Plainfield	22,497	-0.8%
42	Roselle	22,432	-0.8%
43	Lindenwold	21,542	-0.1%
44	Secaucus	21,295	-3.7%
45	Elmwood Park	21,267	-0.6%
46	Glassboro	20,786	1.5%
47	Pleasantville	20,595	0.0%
48	Morristown	20,276	0.6%
49	Palisades Park	20,149	-0.8%
50	Hawthorne	19,360	-1.1%
51	Tinton Falls	19,343	1.1%
52	Harrison	19,212	-1.2%
53	Point Pleasant	19,205	1.2%
54	Rutherford	18,690	-0.6%
55	Dover	18,427	-0.0%
56	Dumont	18,196	1.8%
57	Madison	16,948	0.1%
58	New Milford	16,893	-0.0%
59	North Arlington	16,339	-0.5%
60	South River	15,957	-0.6%
61	Phillipsburg	15,291	0.5%
62	Tenafly	15,232	-0.9%
63	Asbury Park	15,194	0.1%
64	Highland Park	14,968	-0.4%
65	Metuchen	14,949	-0.6%
66	Fairview	14,924	-0.5%
67	Hammonton	14,781	0.5%
68	Ramsey	14,693	-0.5%
69	Edgewater	14,647	0.9%
70	Middlesex	14,501	-0.6%
71	Hopatcong	14,435	0.9%
72	Collingswood	14,121	-0.2%
73	Roselle Park	13,911	-0.7%
74	New Providence	13,617	-0.6%
75	Eatontown	13,593	0.1%
76	Woodland Park	13,298	-1.0%
77	Florham Park	13,149	4.0%
78	Ridgefield Park	13,136	-0.6%
79	Red Bank	12,920	0.1%
80	Oakland	12,669	-0.5%
81	Somerville	12,559	1.2%
82	Freehold	12,532	0.1%
83	Haddonfield	12,492	-0.3%
84	Glen Rock	12,064	-0.4%
85	Hasbrouck Heights	12,051	-0.4%
86	River Edge	12,009	-0.5%
87	Bound Brook	11,919	-0.1%
88	Wallington	11,804	-0.5%
89	Bellmawr	11,656	-0.2%
90	Ringwood	11,568	-1.0%
91	Guttenberg	11,502	-3.5%
92	Gloucester City	11,441	-0.2%
93	Ridgefield	11,421	-0.5%
94	Westwood	11,203	-0.5%
95	Ocean City	11,190	0.6%
96	Wanaque	11,190	-1.0%
97	Beachwood	11,014	1.2%
98	Franklin Lakes	10,982	-0.8%
99	Pompton Lakes	10,980	-1.0%
100	Totowa	10,917	-1.0%

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What is the largest city in New Jersey?

The largest city in New Jersey is Newark, with a population of 307,220. Newark is the 66th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Jersey City, with a population of 283,927, and is the 75th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in New Jersey?

The major cities in New Jersey are Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and Elizabeth. There are 4 major cities in New Jersey, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of New Jersey?

The capital of New Jersey is Trenton, whose most recent population was 90,457. Trenton is the 5th largest city in the state of New Jersey.

What is the fastest growing city in New Jersey?

Among the 100 largest cities in New Jersey, the fastest growing city is Princeton, whose population has grown 127.7% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in New Jersey?

Among the 100 largest cities in New Jersey, the fastest shrinking city is Ocean City, whose population has declined 27.3% since the year 2000. Ocean City's peak populuation was 15,564 in the year 2003, and it's current population of 11,190 represents a 28.1% decline from it's peak. Ocean City was once the 1,985th largest city in the US, but it's now the 2,887th largest.