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Jewish population by city

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This is a list ofJewish populations in different cities and towns around the world. It includes statistics for populations ofmetropolitan areas, as well as statistics about the number of Jews as a percentage of the total city or town population.

Jewish population by metropolitan area

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The Tel Aviv metropolitan area concentrates the largest Jewish population in the world

The global Jewish population is heavily concentrated in major urban centers. As of 2021, more than half (51.2%) of world Jewry resided in just ten metropolitan areas. Nearly all these key centers of Jewish settlement typically include national or regional capitals with high standards of living, advanced infrastructure supporting higher education and technology sectors, and extensive transnational connections. The table below shows only metropolitan areas with Jewish population above 100,000 as of 2021:[1]

Metropolitan areaCountryNumber% of Jews out of total population
Tel Aviv Israel3,891,00094.8
New York City United States2,109,30010.8
Jerusalem Israel992,80072.3
Haifa Israel710,60073.1
Los Angeles United States622,4804.7
Miami United States535,5008.7
Philadelphia United States419,8506.8
Paris France337,6002.8
Washington, D.C. United States297,2904.7
Chicago United States294,2803.1
Boston United States257,4605.2
Be'er Sheva Israel247,60060.4
San Francisco United States244,0005.1
London United Kingdom230,4002.4
Buenos Aires Argentina230,3001.4
Toronto Canada219,9004.5
Atlanta United States119,8002.0
Baltimore United States117,8004.1
San Diego United States100,0003.0

Jewish population by city proper

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Visualization of Urban Areas by Jewish Population
Haredi Jewish residents inBrooklyn,[2] and home to the US largest Jewish community, which with over 561,000 adherents living in theborough, is greater thanTel Aviv.[3]

New York City is home to the largest Jewish community in any city proper in the world. In 2011, according to theUJA-Federation of New York, the five boroughs of New York City proper was home to 1,086,000 Jews, representing 13% of the city's population.[4] In 2023, 960,000 Jews live in the city, nearly half of them live inBrooklyn.[5][3][2]

Census enumerations in many countries do not record religious or ethnic background, leading to a lack of certainty regarding the exact numbers of Jewish adherents. Therefore, the following list of cities ranked by Jewish population is not complete. In particular, it excludes many Jewish-majority cities in Israel. Many of the U.S. cities have their data sourced from the Jewish Data Bank, which records population statistics for service areas that encompass many counties in a metropolitan area.[6]

CityCountryNumber
New York City[5] United States960,000
Jerusalem[7] Israel570,100
Los Angeles[6] United States519,200
Tel Aviv[8] Israel401,500
Chicago[6] United States291,800
Paris[9] France277,000
Boston[6] United States248,000
Buenos Aires[10] Argentina244,000
Rishon LeZiyyon[8] Israel229,300
San Francisco Bay Area[6] United States227,800
Petah Tikva[8] Israel220,900
Bnei Brak[8] Israel218,300
Haifa[8] Israel217,600
Philadelphia[6] United States214,600
Ashdod[8] Israel200,400
Netanya[8] Israel196,300
Toronto[11] Canada188,710
Be'er Sheva[8] Israel181,000
Holon[8] Israel180,900
Ramat Gan[12] Israel175,000
Moscow[13] Russia165,000
Beit Shemesh[8] Israel154,600
London[14] United Kingdom145,480
Atlanta[6] United States119,800
Miami[6] United States119,000
Kyiv[15] Ukraine111,000
San Diego[6] United States100,000
Baltimore[16] United States95,400
Montreal[11] Canada90,780
Cleveland[17][18][19][20] United States86,600
Denver[21] United States83,900
Phoenix[22] United States82,900
Las Vegas[23] United States80,000
Budapest[24] Hungary80,000
São Paulo[25] Brazil75,000
Detroit[26] United States71,750
Marseille[27] France70,000
Minneapolis-St Paul[28] United States64,800
Seattle[29] United States63,400
Dnipro[15] Ukraine60,000
Dallas[30] United States57,800
Melbourne[31] Australia55,643
St. Louis[32] United States54,500
Tampa[33] United States51,100
Sydney[34] Australia50,000
Johannesburg[35] South Africa30,000
Pittsburgh[36] United States49,200
Houston[37] United States48,400
Portland[38] United States47,500
Odesa[15] Ukraine45,000
Kharkiv[15] Ukraine45,000
Saint Petersburg[13] Russia40,000
Rio de Janeiro[39] Brazil40,000
Mexico City[40] Mexico39,777
Hartford[41] United States34,500
New Haven[42] United States29,700
Washington, D.C.[6] United States28,000
Cincinnati[43] United States27,000
Vancouver[44] Canada26,255
Milwaukee[45] United States25,800
Manchester[46] United Kingdom25,000
Berlin[47] Germany25,000
Lyon[48] France25,000
Istanbul[49] Turkey24,000
Toulouse[50][48] France23,000
Tucson[51][52] United States22,900
Rochester[53] United States22,500
Columbus[54] United States22,500
Montevideo[55] Uruguay20,000
Amsterdam[56] Netherlands20,000
Antwerp[57] Belgium20,000
Brussels[58] Belgium20,000
Nice[48] France20,000
Kansas City[59] United States19,000
Orlando[60] United States19,000
Austin[61] United States16,300
Strasbourg[62][48] France16,000
Cape Town[35][63] South Africa12,500
Porto Alegre[64] Brazil15,000
Jacksonville[65] United States15,000
Panama City[66] Panama15,000
Providence[67] United States14,200
Louisville[68] United States14,200
Ottawa[11] Canada14,010
Winnipeg[11] Canada13,690
Rome[69] Italy13,000
Buffalo[70] United States13,000
San Antonio[71] United States12,740
Richmond[72] United States12,500
Albany[73] United States12,500
Charlotte[6] United States12,000
New Orleans[74] United States12,000
Nashville[75] United States11,000
Singapore[76] Singapore10,500
Frankfurt[77] Germany10,500
Indianapolis[78] United States10,000
Munich[79] Germany9,200
Córdoba[46] Argentina9,000
Stockholm[80] Sweden9,000
Calgary[11] Canada8,335
Milan[69] Italy8,000
Rosario[46] Argentina8,000
Leeds[81] United Kingdom8,000
Grenoble[48] France8,000
Memphis[82] United States7,800
Syracuse[83] United States7,000
Vienna[84] Austria7,000
Chapel Hill[6] United States6,000
Raleigh[6] United States6,000
Zurich[85] Switzerland6,000
Edmonton[11] Canada5,550
Birmingham[86] United States5,300
Perth[87] Australia5,187
Hamilton[88] Canada5,110
Hong Kong[89] China5,000
El Paso[90] United States5,000
Madison[91] United States5,000
Santa Fe[46] Argentina5,000
Bogotá[92] Colombia5,500
Minsk[93] Belarus4,800
Metz[48] France4,000
Nancy[48] France4,000
Dayton[94] United States4,000
Toledo[94] United States3,900
Glasgow[95] United Kingdom3,500
Youngstown[96] United States3,200
Prague[97] Czech Republic3,000
Greensboro[98] United States3,000
Liverpool[99] United Kingdom3,000
Victoria[88] Canada2,740
Durban[35] South Africa2,700
London[88] Canada2,675
Chișinău[100] Moldova2,649
Bucharest[101] Romania2,481
Binghamton[83] United States2,400
Brisbane[102] Australia2,195
Halifax[88] Canada2,120
Kitchener-Waterloo[88] Canada2,015
Punta del Este[103][104] Uruguay2,000
Curitiba[105] Brazil1,774
Ithaca[83] United States2,000
Belo Horizonte[105] Brazil1,714
Oshawa[106] Canada1,670
Gothenburg[107] Sweden1,600
Windsor[88] Canada1,515
İzmir[108] Turkey1,500
Pretoria[35] South Africa1,500
Barrie[106] Canada1,445
Dublin[109] Ireland1,439
St. Catharines-Niagara[106] Canada1,375
Recife[110] Brazil1,300
Helsinki[111] Finland1,200
Montgomery[112] United States1,200
Kingston[106] Canada1,185
Brasília[113] Brazil1,103
Kingston[88] Canada1,100
Florence[69] Italy1,000
Basel[114] Switzerland1,000
Casablanca[115] Morocco1,000
Asunción[116] Paraguay1,000
Malmö[117] Sweden1,000
Oslo[118] Norway950
Guelph[106] Canada925
Regina[106] Canada900
Kelowna[106] Canada900
Guadalajara[119] Mexico900
Bratislava[120] Slovakia800
Monterrey[121] Mexico500

Jewish population by towns and villages as a percentage of total population

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List does not include cities in Israel.

CityCountryPercentNumber
Qırmızı Qəsəbə[122] Azerbaijan1003,300
Kiryas Joel[123] United States9922,000
Deal[124][125] United States91600
Beachwood[126] United States90.410,700
Hampstead[127] Canada74.25,170
Great Neck[128] United States7128,700
Côte-Saint-Luc[129] Canada69.120,146
Huntington Woods[130] United States654,050
Lakewood[131] United States5959,607
Teaneck[132] United States5018,000
Dover Heights[133] Australia48.51,840
Golders Green[134] United Kingdom47.97,358
Stamford Hill[135] United Kingdom474,138
Livingston[citation needed] United States4612,600
Caulfield North[136] Australia41.46,319
Hendon[137] United Kingdom35.87,155
Caulfield South[138] Australia33.94,008
Rose Bay[139] Australia27.32,744
Sarcelles[140] France2515,000
Mercer Island[141] United States255,000
St Kilda East[142] Australia24.83,246
Créteil[143] France24.422,000
Vaucluse[144] Australia23.22,163
Westmount[145] Canada23.24,495
Bellevue Hill[146] Australia21.42,300
Dollard-des-Ormeaux[147] Canada21.110,115
Vaughan[148] Canada18.233,090
Elsternwick[149] Australia17.81,846
Montreal West[150] Canada13.8710
Newton, Massachusetts[151] United States2118,000
New York[152] United States181,540,000
Budapest[152] Hungary4.5580,000
Los Angeles[152] United States12.5519,000
Mount Royal[153] Canada12.02,205
Marseille[154] France970,000
Buenos Aires[10] Argentina8.22244,000
Newton Mearns[155] United Kingdom5.981,431
Philadelphia[156][failed verification] United States4.89276,000
Toronto[157] Canada4.21103,500
San Jose, California[158] United States440,000

See also

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