Rank | City | 1990 Population | Growth Rate (Annual) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Newark | 275,291 | -1.8% |
2 | Jersey City | 228,475 | 0.2% |
3 | Paterson | 158,019 | – |
4 | Elizabeth | 110,138 | – |
5 | Trenton | 88,549 | – |
6 | Camden | 87,460 | – |
7 | East Orange | 73,621 | – |
8 | Clifton | 72,008 | – |
9 | Bayonne | 61,464 | – |
10 | Passaic | 58,676 | – |
11 | Union City | 58,051 | – |
12 | Vineland | 54,742 | – |
13 | Plainfield | 46,556 | – |
14 | Perth Amboy | 41,868 | – |
15 | New Brunswick | 41,643 | – |
16 | West New York | 38,719 | – |
17 | Atlantic City | 37,957 | – |
18 | Hackensack | 37,087 | – |
19 | Linden | 36,732 | – |
20 | Sayreville | 35,431 | – |
21 | Kearny | 34,874 | – |
22 | Hoboken | 33,392 | – |
23 | Fort Lee | 31,894 | – |
24 | Fair Lawn | 30,523 | – |
25 | Westfield | 28,868 | – |
26 | Long Branch | 28,764 | – |
27 | Garfield | 26,727 | – |
28 | Millville | 26,263 | – |
29 | Rahway | 25,314 | – |
30 | Paramus | 24,946 | – |
31 | Englewood | 24,849 | – |
32 | Bergenfield | 24,445 | – |
33 | Ridgewood | 24,103 | – |
34 | Lodi | 22,326 | – |
35 | South Plainfield | 20,589 | – |
36 | Cliffside Park | 20,434 | – |
37 | Roselle | 20,241 | – |
38 | Summit | 19,766 | – |
39 | Bridgeton | 19,381 | – |
40 | Carteret | 18,949 | – |
41 | Lindenwold | 18,655 | – |
42 | North Plainfield | 18,634 | – |
43 | Point Pleasant | 18,357 | – |
44 | Rutherford | 17,744 | – |
45 | Elmwood Park | 17,656 | – |
46 | Hawthorne | 17,284 | – |
47 | Dumont | 17,188 | – |
48 | Pleasantville | 16,902 | – |
49 | Asbury Park | 16,808 | – |
50 | Morristown | 16,185 | – |
51 | Phillipsburg | 16,092 | – |
52 | New Milford | 15,990 | – |
53 | Madison | 15,872 | – |
54 | Dover | 15,665 | – |
55 | Hopatcong | 15,628 | – |
56 | Glassboro | 15,613 | – |
57 | Ocean City | 15,411 | – |
58 | Collingswood | 15,308 | – |
59 | Palisades Park | 14,538 | – |
60 | Secaucus | 14,061 | – |
61 | North Arlington | 13,811 | – |
62 | Eatontown | 13,679 | – |
63 | South River | 13,601 | – |
64 | Tenafly | 13,309 | – |
65 | Highland Park | 13,262 | – |
66 | Harrison | 13,168 | – |
67 | Middlesex | 13,118 | – |
68 | Ramsey | 13,064 | – |
69 | Metuchen | 12,826 | – |
70 | Roselle Park | 12,805 | – |
71 | Gloucester City | 12,761 | – |
72 | Bellmawr | 12,537 | – |
73 | Ringwood | 12,531 | – |
74 | Ridgefield Park | 12,522 | – |
75 | Hammonton | 12,511 | – |
76 | Tinton Falls | 12,456 | – |
77 | Princeton | 12,064 | – |
78 | Oakland | 11,969 | – |
79 | Somerville | 11,591 | – |
80 | Hasbrouck Heights | 11,544 | – |
81 | New Providence | 11,434 | – |
82 | Brigantine | 11,354 | – |
83 | Haddonfield | 11,332 | – |
84 | Keansburg | 11,225 | – |
85 | Somers Point | 11,218 | – |
86 | Ventnor City | 11,004 | – |
87 | West Paterson | 10,995 | – |
88 | Lincoln Park | 10,937 | – |
89 | Woodbury | 10,911 | – |
90 | Wallington | 10,888 | – |
91 | Glen Rock | 10,870 | – |
92 | Westwood | 10,837 | – |
93 | Red Bank | 10,755 | – |
94 | Fairview | 10,749 | – |
95 | Freehold | 10,689 | – |
96 | River Edge | 10,591 | – |
97 | Manville | 10,559 | – |
98 | Pompton Lakes | 10,502 | – |
99 | Totowa | 10,051 | – |
100 | Little Ferry | 10,011 | – |
In 1990, the largest city in New Jersey was Newark, with a population of 275,291. The second largest city is Jersey City, with a population of 228,475.
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