List of United States cities by population density

The following is a list of incorporated places in the United States with a population density of over 10,000 people per square mile. As defined by the United States Census Bureau, an incorporated place is defined as a place that has a self-governing local government and as such has been "incorporated" by the state it is in. Each state has different laws defining how a place can be incorporated and so an "incorporated place" as recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau can designate a variety of places, such as a city, town, village, borough, and township.
The other type of place defined by the U.S. Census Bureau for statistical purposes are census-designated places. Census-designated places are distinct from incorporated places because they do not have a local government and thus depend on higher government bodies, such as a county, for governance. Census-designated places are defined as being in an unincorporated area. Census-designated places that have a population density of over 10,000 people per square mile are listed in a separate table below. The five boroughs of New York City, and the census-designated places of Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands that have densities over 10,000, are also listed in separate tables below.

Incorporated places with a density of over 10,000 people per square mile

The following data about the most densely populated incorporated places in the United States is from the U.S. Census Bureau and is from the 2010 U.S. Census, except for the tables on Puerto Rico, which show data from the 2000 US Census. The following ranking is made up of incorporated places of any population, but also of interest may be lists compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau of all places with at least 50,000 population, arranged alphabetically by state, and ranked by total population; the population density for each place is also given in the lists.
The population density is calculated by dividing the population by the land area so that it represents the number of people living in one square mile of land area. The population densities listed in the table below do not work out to be exactly the result of dividing the listed population by the listed land area because the land areas have been rounded off to two decimal places, but the population densities were calculated before rounding the land area figures. The land area figures are calculated using the U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER system. The U.S. Census Bureau has released the exact land area figures for all places in the U.S. in square meters and square miles; the exact land areas are the figures used for calculating the population densities seen in the table below.
The list below only includes incorporated places of the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Unincorporated census-designated places, places in Puerto Rico, and the five boroughs of New York City are all listed in separate tables below. Washington, D.C. misses the 10,000 mark as the city has a population density of 9,800 people per square mile as of the 2010 U.S. Census.
Those cities that are not a part of a larger city's metropolitan area are in bold.

Rank	Incorporated place	Metropolitan area	State	Population	Land area	Land area	Population density	Population density
1	Guttenberg	New York City	New Jersey		0.196	0.508		22,015.7
2	Union City	New York City	New Jersey			3.32		20,045.6
3	West New York	New York City	New Jersey			2.61		19,059.0
4	Hoboken	New York City	New Jersey			3.32		15,083.6
5	Kaser	New York City	New York			0.440		10,729.1
6	New York City	New York City	New York			783.73		10,431.1
7	Cliffside Park	New York City	New Jersey			2.49		9,489.3
8	East Newark	New York City	New Jersey			0.259		9,289.6
9	Maywood	Los Angeles	California			3.06		8,963.8
10	Passaic	New York City	New Jersey			8.05		8,663.2
11	Great Neck Plaza	New York City	New York			0.803		8,353.5
12	North Bay Village	Miami	Florida			0.855		8,350.3
13	Cudahy	Los Angeles	California			2.90		8,206.4
14	Sunny Isles Beach	Miami	Florida			2.62		7,963.6
15	Huntington Park	Los Angeles	California			7.85		7,405.3
16	Somerville	Boston	Massachusetts			10.65		7,116.5
17	West Hollywood	Los Angeles	California			4.87		7,064.6
18	Irvington	New York City	New Jersey			7.67		7,034.1
19	Poplar Hills	Louisville	Kentucky			0.052		6,988.4
20	Paterson	New York City	New Jersey			21.86		6,267
21	San Francisco	San Francisco	California			120.93		6,658.9
22	Sweetwater	Miami	Florida			2.12		6,356.1
23	Bell Gardens	Los Angeles	California			6.45		6,523.7
24	Millbourne	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			0.181		6,392.7
25	East Orange	New York City	New Jersey			10.18		6,314.2
26	Cambridge	Boston	Massachusetts			16.65		6,314.7
27	Central Falls	Providence	Rhode Island			3.34		5,799.3
28	Jersey City	New York City	New Jersey			38.64		6,212.2
29	Chelsea	Boston	Massachusetts			5.67		6,184.7
30	Lawndale	Los Angeles	California			5.13		6,183.7
31	Weehawken	New York City	New Jersey			2.20		6,132.7
32	South Floral Park	New York City	New York			0.259		6,092.7
33	Mount Vernon	New York City	New York			11.29		6,055.5
34	Fairview	New York City	New Jersey			2.20		6,020.9
35	Long Beach	New York City	New York			5.54		6,003.5
36	Hawaiian Gardens	Los Angeles	California			2.49		5,944.0
37	Stone Park	Chicago	Illinois			0.855		5,998.6
38	Hempstead	New York City	New York			9.53		5,933.6
39	Orange	New York City	New Jersey			5.72		5,742.3
40	Bell	Los Angeles	California			6.42		5,708.1
41	Cicero	Chicago	Illinois			15.15		5,650.7
42	Lynwood	Los Angeles	California			12.56		5,560.3
43	Bay Harbor Islands	Miami	Florida			0.958		5,872.9
44	Palisades Park	New York City	New Jersey			3.13		5,447.9
45	Fort Lee	New York City	New Jersey			6.55		5,411.7
46	Garfield	New York City	New Jersey			5.52		5,399.3
47	Hawthorne	Los Angeles	California			15.70		5,359.0
48	Berwyn	Chicago	Illinois			10.08		5,361.4
49	Daly City	San Francisco	California			19.58		5,292.1
50	Elmwood Park	Chicago	Illinois			4.95		5,135.6
51	Boston	Boston	Massachusetts			125.43		5,143.4
52	Conshohocken	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			1.55		5,072.7
53	South Gate	Los Angeles	California			19.09		5,048.9
54	Manorhaven	New York City	New York			1.22		5,042.3
55	Mount Rainier	Washington, D.C.	Maryland			1.68		5,047.8
56	Hermosa Beach	Los Angeles	California			3.70		5,012.8
57	Woodlynne	Philadelphia	New Jersey			0.570		5,226.4
58	Island Park	New York City	New York			0.958		4,937.9
59	New Square	New York City	New York			0.932		4,959.3
60	Pennsbury Village	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania			0.155		4,749.1
61	Darby	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			2.12		5,032.0
62	Dormont	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania			1.92		4,855.0
63	East Lansdowne	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			0.544		4,754.6
64	Santa Ana	Los Angeles	California			70.29		4,808.2
65	Bellflower	Los Angeles	California			15.72		4,794.1
66	Inglewood	Los Angeles	California			23.67		4,632.9
67	Edgewater	New York City	New Jersey			2.43		4,728.9
68	Bellerose	New York City	New York			0.259		4,529.0
69	El Monte	Los Angeles	California			24.73		4,688.4
70	Spring Valley	New York City	New York			5.44		4,681.8
71	Prospect Park	New York City	New Jersey			1.24		4,648.5
72	Stanton	Los Angeles	California			8.08		4,628.6
73	Kiryas Joel	New York City	New York			2.85		4,611.5
74	Mobile City	Dallas	Texas			0.052		3,783.8
75	Chicago	Chicago	Illinois			588.26		4,582.3
76	Asbury Park	New York City	New Jersey			3.70		4,571.1
77	Port Chester	New York City	New York			6.11		4,559.1
78	Harrison	New York City	New Jersey			3.16		4,564.9
79	La Puente	Los Angeles	California			9.04		4,542.8
80	San Pablo	San Francisco	California			6.68		4,521.7
81	Mount Oliver	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania			0.881		4,508.3
82	Paramount	Los Angeles	California			12.25		4,511.3
83	Floral Park	New York City	New York			3.55		4,499.9
84	Wallington	New York City	New Jersey			2.59		4,472.2
85	Shrewsbury	New York City	New Jersey			0.233		4,710.4
86	East Palo Alto	San Francisco	California			6.60		4,467.6
87	Williston Park	New York City	New York			1.63		4,450.0
88	Miami Beach	Miami	Florida			18.21		4,829.5
89	Newark	New York City	New Jersey			61.64		4,437.7
90	Kenmore	Buffalo	New York			3.73		4,404.2
91	Baldwin Park	Los Angeles	California			17.25		4,396.5
92	New Hyde Park	New York City	New York			2.18		4,377.2
93	Alhambra	Los Angeles	California			19.74		4,347.7
94	Everett	Boston	Massachusetts			8.75		4,345.0
95	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			349.88		4,337.3
96	North Bergen	New York City	New Jersey			13.47		4,313.4
97	Oak Park	Chicago	Illinois			12.17		4,314.8
98	Trenton	New York City	New Jersey			19.84		4,304.7
99	Miami	Miami	Florida			92.38		4,323.8
100	Malden	Boston	Massachusetts			13.13		4,290.5
101	Johnson City	Portland	Oregon			0.16		4,079.8
102	Bayonne	New York City	New Jersey			14.58		4,241.1
103	Valley Stream	New York City	New York			8.91		4,210.2
104	Hamtramck	Detroit	Michigan			5.46		4,204.3
105	Parkside	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			0.544		4,168.1
106	Clifton Heights	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			1.61		4,221.6
107	Roselle Park	New York City	New Jersey			3.16		4,203.1
108	Yonkers	New York City	New York			46.83		4,187.5
109	Bogota	New York City	New Jersey			1.97		4,190.7
110	Berkeley	San Francisco	California			27.12		4,151.6
111	Belleville	New York City	New Jersey			8.65		4,153.3
112	Norwalk	Los Angeles	California			25.07		4,120.2
113	Lodi	New York City	New Jersey			5.85		4,095.2
114	Victory Gardens	New York City	New Jersey			0.388		3,979.4
115	Lomita	Los Angeles	California			4.92		4,073.6
116	New Brunswick	New York City	New Jersey			14.995		4,075.8
117	Hialeah	Miami	Florida			49.83		4,508.6
118	Rosemead	Los Angeles	California			13.34		4,011.3
119	Upper Darby	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			20.38		4,014.1
120	Albany	San Francisco	California			4.64		3,998.9
121	Hackensack	New York City	New Jersey			10.67		3,999.4
122	Lawrence	Boston	Massachusetts			18.03		3,996.5
123	Mineola	New York City	New York			4.82		3,992.6
124	West Chester	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			4.66		3,959.9
125	Lakewood	Cleveland	Ohio			14.37		3,940.7
126	Tuckahoe	New York City	New York			1.58		3,931.3
127	East Rockaway	New York City	New York			2.64		3,942.0
128	Santa Monica	Los Angeles	California			21.39		3,930.4
129	Elizabeth	New York City	New Jersey			31.91		3,916.5
130	Artesia	Los Angeles	California			4.20		3,903.9
131	Collingdale	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			2.33		3,769.2
132	Harwood Heights	Chicago	Illinois			2.12		3,906.7
133	Redondo Beach	Los Angeles	California			16.27		3,889.4

Census-designated places

The following is a list of unincorporated census-designated places with population densities of over 10,000 people per square mile as of the 2010 U.S. Census. The rank column indicates the rank the place would have if it was included in the above table of incorporated places.

Rank	Census-designated place	Metropolitan area	State	Population	Land area	Population density
1	Friendship Village	Washington, D.C.	Maryland
11	Bellerose Terrace	New York City	New York
12	Walnut Park	Los Angeles	California
15	Lennox	Los Angeles	California
20	Langley Park	Washington, D.C.	Maryland
24	East Compton	Los Angeles	California
29	Westmont	Los Angeles	California
31	Florence-Graham	Los Angeles	California
32	East Los Angeles	Los Angeles	California
41	Loch Lomond	Miami	Florida
44	Ewa Gentry	Honolulu	Hawaii
50	Ramblewood East	Miami	Florida
56	Rollingwood	San Francisco	California
60	South San Jose Hills	Los Angeles	California
63	Franklin Park	Miami	Florida
66	Fontainebleau	Miami	Florida
68	North Fair Oaks	San Francisco	California
74	West Puente Valley	Los Angeles	California
75	Waipahu	Honolulu	Hawaii
78	Seven Corners	Washington, D.C.	Virginia
84	Isla Vista	Santa Barbara County	California
92	Alum Rock	San Francisco	California
97	Ocean Grove	New York City	New Jersey
99	Cherryland	San Francisco	California
103	Citrus	Los Angeles	California
106	Burbank	San Francisco	California
118	Ashland	San Francisco	California
120	Bailey's Crossroads	Washington, D.C.	Virginia
124	Kendall West	Miami	Florida
137	Valinda	Los Angeles	California
140	Huntington	Washington, D.C.	Virginia
145	Village Park	Honolulu	Hawaii
146	Arcadia University	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
150	Ewa Beach	Honolulu	Hawaii
152	South Whittier	Los Angeles	California
157	Franklin Square	New York City	New York
162	Vincent	Los Angeles	California

New York City boroughs

The following lists the population densities of the five boroughs of New York City as of the 2010 U.S. Census. The rank column indicates the rank they would have if included in the above table of incorporated places. Staten Island has a population density below 10,000 but it is included for comparative purposes.

Rank	Borough	Metropolitan area	State	Population	Land area	Population density
1	Manhattan	New York City	New York
5	Brooklyn	New York City	New York
6	The Bronx	New York City	New York
16	Queens	New York City	New York
—	Staten Island	New York City	New York

Puerto Rico

The following lists the census-designated places in Puerto Rico that have a population density of over 10,000 people per square mile as of the 2000 U.S. Census. The census-designated places in Puerto Rico include zonas urbanas and comunidades. The municipality, or municipio, the place is located in is also included in the table below. The municipalities are what is thought of as "incorporated places" in Puerto Rico because there are no subordinate governments within them, only eight electoral districts which hold no administrative functions. No municipalities have a density over 10,000 as of the 2000 U.S. Census; the San Juan Municipio is the densest at 9,084.4 people per square mile. The Jayuya municipality is not part of any metropolitan area as it is only part of the Jayuya micropolitan area. The rank column indicates the rank the place would have if included in the above table of incorporated places.

Rank	Census-designated place	Metropolitan area	Municipality	Population	Land area	Population density
43	San Isidro	San Juan	Canóvanas
52	Levittown	San Juan	Toa Baja
53	Suárez	San Juan	Loíza
64	Vieques	San Juan	Loíza
69	Campanilla	San Juan	Toa Baja
105	El Ojo	Ponce	Santa Isabel
110	Aguada	Aguadilla	Aguada
115	San Juan	San Juan	San Juan
126	Peña Pobre	San Juan	Naguabo
127	Jayuya	—	Jayuya
136	Comerío	San Juan	Comerío

Northern Mariana Islands

In the Northern Mariana Islands, there is one place that has more than 10,000 people per square mile: China Town, Northern Mariana Islands. The other non-Puerto Rico U.S. territories do not have any places with more than 10,000 people per square mile. China Town, Northern Mariana Islands is a Census-Designated Place; it is also a village within the larger municipality of Saipan. China Town would rank 105th if it were in the first table above.

Rank	Census-designated place	Metropolitan area	Municipality	Population	Land area	Population density
105	China Town, MP	-	Saipan		?

List of incorporated cities in the United States with over 75,000 residents

Below is a list of the most densely populated cities in the United States which have a population density over 10,000 people per square mile and have a total population of over 75,000 according to the 2010 Census. This list relates to the first list, but excludes cities under 75,000.
Those cities not a part of a larger city's metropolitan area in bold.

Rank	Incorporated place	Metropolitan area	State	Population	Land area	Land area	Population density	Population density
1	New York City	New York City	New York			783.73		10,431.1
2	Somerville	Boston	Massachusetts			10.65		7,116.5
3	Paterson	New York City	New Jersey			21.86		6,688.1
4	San Francisco	San Francisco	California			120.93		6,658.9
5	Cambridge	Boston	Massachusetts			16.65		6,314.7
6	Jersey City	New York City	New Jersey			38.64		6,212.2
7	Cicero	Chicago	Illinois			15.15		5,650.7
8	Hawthorne	Los Angeles	California			15.70		5,359.0
9	Daly City	San Francisco	California			19.58		5,292.1
10	Boston	Boston	Massachusetts			125.43		5,143.4
11	South Gate	Los Angeles	California			19.09		5,048.9
12	Santa Ana	Los Angeles	California			70.29		4,808.2
13	Bellflower	Los Angeles	California			15.72		4,794.1
14	Inglewood	Los Angeles	California			23.67		4,632.9
15	El Monte	Los Angeles	California			24.73		4,688.4
16	Chicago	Chicago	Illinois			588.26		4,582.3
17	Miami Beach	Miami	Florida			18.21		4,829.5
18	Newark	New York City	New Jersey			61.64		4,437.7
19	Baldwin Park	Los Angeles	California			17.25		4,396.5
20	Alhambra	Los Angeles	California			19.74		4,347.7
21	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			349.88		4,337.3
22	Trenton	New York City	New Jersey			19.84		4,304.7
23	Miami	Miami	Florida			92.38		4,323.8
24	Yonkers	New York City	New York			46.83		4,187.5
25	Berkeley	San Francisco	California			27.12		4,151.6
26	Norwalk	Los Angeles	California			25.07		4,120.2
27	Hialeah	Miami	Florida			49.83		4,508.6
28	Upper Darby	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania			20.38		4,014.1
30	Santa Monica	Los Angeles	California			21.39		3,930.4
31	Elizabeth	New York City	New Jersey			31.91		3,916.5

Distributions

The following distributions only include the 125 incorporated places with population densities over 10,000 people per square mile. They do not include the 36 census-designated places, the boroughs of New York City, or the 11 places in Puerto Rico with densities over 10,000.

Metropolitan areas

The following ranks United States metropolitan areas by the number of incorporated places with densities over 10,000 within them. If two or more metropolitan areas have the same number of incorporated places, as is the case of the eight metros with one place, the metro areas are ranked by the densest incorporated place within the metro area.

Rank	Metropolitan area	Principal city	10,000+ places	Densest incorporated place	Density
1	New York City	New York City	55	Guttenberg
2	Greater Los Angeles Area	Los Angeles	27	Maywood
3	Delaware Valley	Philadelphia	13	Millbourne
4	Miami metropolitan area	Miami	7	North Bay Village
5	Greater Boston	Boston	7	Somerville
6	Chicago Metropolitan Area	Chicago	7	Stone Park
7	San Francisco Bay Area	San Francisco/San Jose	6	San Francisco
8	Washington Metropolitan Area	Washington, D.C.	3	Mount Rainier
9	Pittsburgh metropolitan area	Pittsburgh	3	Pennsbury Village
10	Louisville-Jefferson County metropolitan area	Louisville	1	Poplar Hills
11	Providence metropolitan area	Providence	1	Central Falls
12	Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex	Dallas	1	Mobile City
13	Buffalo-Niagara Falls metropolitan area	Buffalo	1	Kenmore
14	Portland metropolitan area	Portland	1	Johnson City
15	Metro Detroit	Detroit	1	Hamtramck
16	Greater Cleveland	Cleveland	1	Lakewood

States and territories

The following ranks the 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and the 5 inhabited U.S. territories by the number of incorporated places with densities over 10,000 people within them. The "10,000+ places" column only includes incorporated places, it does not include census-designated places. If two or more states have the same number of places, as is the case of the 36 states that contain no incorporated places with a density over 10,000, the states are ranked by the densest incorporated place within the state. The density figures for the densest incorporated place within each state and territory are from the 2010 United States Census, and all the data for this ranking is from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The first rank column ranks each state by the number of 10,000+ places in that state The second rank column ranks the most densely populated place in each state or territory
Hawaii officially does not contain any incorporated places, as the city of Honolulu is coextensive with Honolulu County, which makes up the whole island of Oahu. When the U.S. Census Bureau ranks incorporated places by population, it usually includes the Honolulu census-designated place, which is the urban center of Honolulu, in its ranking of incorporated places. Therefore, for this list of the densest incorporated places by state, the Honolulu CDP is considered the densest incorporated place in Hawaii. The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. territories are also included in this list. Puerto Rico also officially does not contain any incorporated places, as the lowest form of local government in Puerto Rico are the municipios, which are equivalent to counties. For this ranking, the municipios are counted as the incorporated places in Puerto Rico, and the San Juan Municipio is the densest.
In American Samoa, each village is governed by a pulenu'u — as such, each village in American Samoa can be considered to be incorporated for the purposes of the table below. In the Northern Mariana Islands, each municipality is governed by a mayor, and so those municipalities can be considered incorporated — the villages in the Northern Mariana Islands are considered Census-Designated Places. In Guam, each village is governed by a mayor, and so those villages can be considered incorporated. For the purposes of the table below, the major towns of the U.S. Virgin Islands are considered to be incorporated.
Note: this table contains data from the 2010 U.S. Census — because of this, data is more than 9 years old, and the current population density of each jurisdiction may have changed since then.

Rank	State, federal district or territory	10,000+ places	Densest incorporated place	Density	Rank
1		33	Guttenberg		1
2		33	Maywood		3
3	New York	23	Kaser		2
4		13	Millbourne		7
5		7	North Bay Village		4
6		7	Somerville		5
7		7	Stone Park		9
8		1	Poplar Hills		6
9		1	Central Falls		8
10		1	Mount Rainier		10
11		1	Mobile City		11
12		1	Washington		12
13		1	Johnson City		13
14		1	Hamtramck		14
15		1	Lakewood		15
16		0	Velda City		16
17		0	San Juan		17
18		0	Huetter		18
19		0	Landfall		19
20		0	Bridgeport		20
21		0	Shorewood		21
22		0	Charlotte Amalie		22
23		0	Alexandria		23
24		0	Glendale		24
25		0	Faleniu		25
26		0	Bellefonte		26
27	Georgia	0	Clarkston		27
28		0	Guadalupe		28
29	Washington	0	Seattle		29
30		0	Westwood Hills		30
31		0	Sidon		31
32		0	Taylorsville		32
33		0	West Lafayette		33
34		0	Winooski		34
35		0	Harahan		35
36		0	Honolulu		36
37		0	Las Vegas		37
38		0	La Vista		38
39		0	The Village		39
40		0	Browning		40
41		0	Carrboro		41
42		0	Mongmong-Toto-Maite		42
43		0	Fort Yates		43
44		0	University Heights		44
45		0	Fairfield		45
46		0	Chesapeake		46
47		0	Mitchellville		47
48		0	Manchester		48
49		0	Jackson		49
50		0	Portland		50
51		0	Bayard		51
52		0	Tea		52
53		0	Irmo		53
54		0	East Ridge		54
55		0	Ketchikan		55
56		0	Saipan		56

Populations

, Chicago, and Philadelphia are the only incorporated places in the United States that have a population over 1,000,000 and a population density over 10,000 people per square mile.

Population	10,000+ incorporated places
1,000,000+	3
100,000 – 999,999	14
50,000 – 99,999	29
10,000 – 49,999	48
1,000 – 9,999	26
0 – 999	5

Land areas

Population densities

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