Towns of Rockland County
Five towns, nineteen villages, and a handful of hamlets across 174 square miles. Each with its own government, its own character, and its own licensed contractors.
Clarkstown
Clarkstown, the most populous town in Rockland County, is home to the Palisades Center, one of the largest shopping malls in the United States. The town boasts an extensive park system and several preserved historic sites dating back to the American Revolution.
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Bardonia, a hamlet of 4,300 residents, is known for its blend of residential neighborhoods and local businesses. The hamlet's Germonds Park serves as ...
Congers
Congers, population 8,363, is centered around Congers Lake, giving it a lakeside character. The hamlet's annual events, such as the Turkey Trot, foste...
Nanuet
Nanuet, with 17,882 residents, is characterized by its commercial areas, including the open-air Shops at Nanuet. The hamlet offers a mix of suburban n...
New City
New City, the county seat of Rockland with 33,559 residents, is home to the Rockland County Courthouse and government offices. It features a mix of re...
Upper Nyack
Upper Nyack, with 2,063 residents, is known for its location on the Hudson River and inclusion of Hook Mountain State Park, offering hiking trails wit...
Valley Cottage
Valley Cottage, population 9,107, is situated between the Hudson River and Lake DeForest. The hamlet provides access to the Long Path hiking trail and...
Haverstraw
Haverstraw Town was once the brick-making capital of the world. The town's diverse landscape spans from riverfront properties to rural countryside. It's home to High Tor State Park, which provides panoramic views of the Hudson Valley.
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Garnerville, with 7,133 residents, features the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center, a former textile mill complex that now serves as a cultural hub....
Haverstraw Village
Haverstraw Village, with 12,000 residents, is the largest village in the town of Haverstraw. It's located at the widest point of the Hudson River and ...
Thiells
Thiells, with 5,032 residents, is home to North Rockland High School and several parks. The hamlet offers a mix of suburban neighborhoods and rural ar...
West Haverstraw
West Haverstraw, population 10,165, is characterized by its industrial history and ongoing waterfront redevelopment efforts. The village is home to He...
Orangetown
Orangetown, the southernmost town in Rockland County with 49,212 residents, is home to several corporate headquarters and the renowned Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. The town's history dates back to the 17th century, and it borders the Palisades Interstate Park, offering a blend of corporate presence and natural beauty.
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Blauvelt, with 5,689 residents, is home to Blauvelt State Park, offering a natural retreat within Orangetown. The hamlet's mix of older homes and newe...
Grand View-on-Hudson
Grand View-on-Hudson, with just 285 residents, is one of the smallest municipalities in New York State. This exclusive village is characterized by its...
Nyack
Nyack, a river village of 6,765 people, is known for its vibrant Main Street with unique shops and restaurants. The village is the birthplace of famou...
Pearl River
Pearl River, population 15,876, is known for its strong Irish-American heritage and vibrant downtown area. The hamlet's annual St. Patrick's Day Parad...
Piermont
Piermont, population 2,510, is situated on a peninsula extending into the Hudson River. Once an industrial port, it has transformed into an artistic c...
Sparkill
Sparkill, with 1,565 residents, is home to St. Thomas Aquinas College and several historic sites, including the Sparkill Union Arts Center. The hamlet...
Tappan
Tappan, population 6,613, is rich in history dating back to the 17th century. The hamlet features a preserved historic district, including sites like ...
Pomona
Pomona, with 3,235 residents, straddles the towns of Haverstraw and Ramapo. It's home to the Pomona Cultural Center and parts of South Mountain County Park. The village offers diverse housing options, from historic homes to modern developments.
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Ramapo, the most populous town in Rockland County with 148,919 residents, encompasses suburban areas and significant parklands, including parts of Harriman State Park. The town features a multicultural community, diverse religious institutions, and the presence of several colleges and the Ramapo Valley County Reservation.
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Airmont, established in 1991, is one of Rockland County's newer municipalities with a population of 8,989. The village's recent incorporation reflects...
Chestnut Ridge
Chestnut Ridge, with 8,021 residents, is named after the once-abundant chestnut trees in the area. It's known for its blend of rural and suburban char...
Hillburn
Hillburn, a small village of 951 people, is nestled in the Ramapo Mountains. Founded by the Ramapo Lenape Native Americans, it retains much of its ori...
Kaser
Kaser, established in 1990, is a predominantly Hasidic Jewish village of 5,431 residents. It features high-density housing, numerous yeshivas (religio...
Monsey
Monsey, an unincorporated hamlet of 22,043 people, is known for its significant Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish population. The hamlet features numerous s...
Montebello
Montebello, meaning 'beautiful mountain' in Italian, was incorporated in 1986 and has 4,526 residents. The village is known for its large lot sizes an...
New Hempstead
New Hempstead, incorporated in 1983, has a population of 5,132. It features a mix of older homes and newer developments, reflecting its recent incorpo...
New Square
New Square, founded in 1954 by Hasidic Jews from Eastern Europe, has 8,553 residents. It's one of the few all-Hasidic villages in the United States, c...
Sloatsburg
Sloatsburg, population 3,039, is located at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains and surrounded by state parks. The village's history as a mill town is re...
Spring Valley
Spring Valley, with 32,201 residents, serves as a commercial and transportation hub for the area, with a busy bus terminal and numerous small business...
Suffern
Suffern, population 10,723, is positioned at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains and serves as a major transportation hub. The village's downtown include...
Viola
Viola, with 6,868 residents, is characterized by its quiet neighborhoods and proximity to several state parks, including Harriman State Park. This ham...
Wesley Hills
Wesley Hills, incorporated in 1982, has 5,628 residents and is known for its spacious properties and wooded areas. The village's diverse population, i...
Stony Point
Stony Point, the northernmost town in Rockland County with 15,059 residents, is home to the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site, which played a significant role in the American Revolution. The town's position offers both Hudson River views and access to Bear Mountain State Park.
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Grassy Point, a small hamlet in Stony Point with approximately 1,500 residents, is known for its scenic waterfront location on the Hudson River. The h...
Jones Point
Jones Point, a quiet hamlet in Stony Point with about 800 residents, is situated at the base of Dunderberg Mountain along the Hudson River. Known for ...
Tomkins Cove
Tomkins Cove, a riverside hamlet in Stony Point with roughly 1,800 residents, is named after its historic limestone quarry and shipping operations. To...
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the 5 towns in Rockland County, NY?
The five towns of Rockland County are Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, Ramapo, and Stony Point. Together they encompass all 174 square miles of the county.
How many municipalities are in Rockland County?
Rockland County has 39 municipalities: 5 towns, 19 incorporated villages, and 15 hamlets (unincorporated communities). Each town and village has its own local government.
What is the largest town in Rockland County?
Ramapo is the most populous town with 148,919 residents. Clarkstown is the second largest with 86,855 residents.
What county is Nyack, NY in?
Nyack is a village in the Town of Orangetown, Rockland County, NY. It has a population of 6,765.