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Populations Changing
in Otsego County

It’s interesting to see how populations have changed in our villages and towns. See below for changes for where you live.

Town of Burlington
2010 Population: 1,140, 2020 Population: 1,045
Percent Change: -8.3% (+95)

Town of Butternuts
2010 Population: 1,786, 2020 Population: 1,665
Percent Change: -6.8% (-121)

Town of Cherry Valley
2010 Population: 1,223, 2020 Population: 1,229
Percent Change: +0.2% (+6)

Village of Cherry Valley
2010 Population: 520, 2020 Population: 467
Percent Change: -10.2% (-53)

Village of Cooperstown
2010 Population: 1,852, 2020 Population: 1,794
Percent Change: -3.1% (-58)

Town of Decatur
2010 Population: 353, 2020 Population: 374
Percent Change: +5.9% (+21)

Town of Edmeston
2010 Population: 1,826, 2020 Population: 1,907
Percent Change: +4.4% (+81)

Town of Exeter
2010 Population: 987, 2020 Population: 845
Percent Change: -14.4% (-142)

Village of Gilbertsville
2010 Population: 399, 2020 Population: 308
Percent Change: -22.8% (-91)

Town of Hartwick
2010 Population: 2,110, 2020 Population: 1,952
Percent Change: -7.5% (-158)

Town of Laurens
2010 Population: 2,424, 2020 Population: 2,311
Percent Change: -4.7% (-113)

Village of Laurens
2010 Population: 263, 2020 Population: 185
Percent Change: -29.7% (-78)

Town of Maryland
2010 Population: 1,897, 2020 Population: 1,760
Percent Change: -7.2% (-137)

Town of Middlefield
2010 Population: 2,114, 2020 Population: 1,882
Percent Change: -11% (-232)

Town of Milford
2010 Population: 3,044, 2020 Population: 2,827
Percent Change: -7.1% (-217)

Village of Milford
2010 Population: 415, 2020 Population: 367,
Percent Change: -11.6% (-48)

Town of Morris
2010 Population: 1,878, 2020 Population: 1,735
Percent Change: -7.6% (-143)

Village of Morris
2010 Population: 583, 2020 Population: 486
Percent Change: -16.6% (-97)

Town of New Lisbon
2010 Population: 1,114, 2020 Population: 1,084
Percent Change: -2.7% (-30)

City of Oneonta
2010 Population: 13,901, 2020 Population: 13,079,
Percent Change: -5.9% (-822)

Town of Oneonta
2010 Population: 5,229, 2020 Population: 5,065
Percent Change: -3.1% (-164)

Town of Otego
2010 Population: 3,115, 2020 Population: 2,756
Percent Change: -11.5% (-359)

Village of Otego
2010 Population: 1,010, 2020 Population: 875
Percent Change: -13.4% (-135)

Town of Pittsfield
2010 Population: 1,366, 2020 Population: -54
Percent Change: -4% (-54)

Town of Plainfield
2010 Population: 915, 2020 Population: 922
Percent Change: +0.8% (+7)

Town of Richfield
2010 Population: 2,388, 2020 Population: 2,065
Percent Change: -13.5% (-323)

Village of Richfield Springs
2010 Population: 1,264, 2020 Population: 1,050
Percent Change: -16.9% (-214)

Town of Roseboom
2010 Population: 711, 2020 Population: 690
Percent Change: -3% (-21)

Town of Springfield
2010 Population: 1,358, 2020 Population: 1,346,
Percent Change: -0.9% (-12)

Town of Unadilla
2010 Population: 4,392, 2020 Population: 4,116
Percent Change: -6.3% (-276)

Village of Unadilla
2010 Population: 1,128, 2020 Population: 1,065
Percent Change: -5.6 (-63)

Town of Westford
2010 Population: 868, 2020 Population: 804
Percent Change: -7.4% (-64)

Town of Worcester
2010 Population: 2,220, 2020 Population: 2,112
Percent Change: -4.9% (-108)

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6 Comments

  1. Very sad, I would be interested in seeing the numbers from the 1970s compared with today. I’m sure that’s even more shocking.

  2. Very sad, I would be interested in seeing the numbers from the 1970s compared with today. I’m sure that’s even more shocking.

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