Census Estimates Bump in Mahwah's Population Since 2010

Mahwah’s population is growing, according to 2012 population estimates released by the US Census Bureau last week.

According to the statistics, the township’s population jumped from 25,921 in 2010 to an estimated 26,168 – an estimate as of July 1, 2012. The 0.95% increase means Mahwah’s population is growing at a slightly faster rate than the state's, which saw a 0.7% bump in the population over the same time period.

On the whole, Bergen County is growing at a quicker pace. The county's populaton grew by 1.36% from 2010 to 2012. 

See the table below to compare Ramsey’s population rates to those in Bergen County and the state of New Jersey over the past three years.

Place

2010 Census Population

2011 Population Estimate

2012 Population Estimate

% Change

Mahwah

25,921

26,065

26,168

0.95%

Bergen County

906,597

912,773

918,888

1.36%

New Jersey

8,803,388

8,834,773

8,864,590

0.7%

Nationally, the Bureau estimates the population has grown by over 4 million people since 2010, jumping from 309,326,225 to an estimated 313,914,040 in 2012.

Check the table below to see the two-year population rates of some other nearby towns.

Town

Population % Change 2010-2012

Ramsey

1.5%

Wyckoff

1.0%

Allendale

2.0%

Oakland

0.80%

Franklin Lakes

0.91%

Check the Census Bureau website to see a full list of 2012 population estimates for every town in the state.

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