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Synagogues & Temples in New York
New York is home to 492 Jewish congregations listed on JewSA, spread across 111 communities.
The largest listed communities are Brooklyn (39 listings), New York (25 listings) and Monsey (17 listings).
Denomination is recorded for 138 of these congregations, spanning 11 traditions including Orthodox, Conservative and Reform.
Browse the listings below by city, each with its denomination where known and contact details.
City Guides
Denominations Represented
Counts reflect listings where a denomination is recorded. The remaining New York listings do not specify one.
Albany →
Atlantic Beach
Auburn
Babylon
Bay Shore
Bellmore
Binghamton
Bloomingburg
Briarcliff Manor
Brooklyn →
Buffalo →
Cedarhurst →
Center Moriches
Clinton
Commack
Corona
Croton-on-Hudson
DeWitt
Dix Hills
Dobbs Ferry
East Hampton
East Northport
Ellenville
Elmira
Fleischmann
Flushing
Forest Hills
Franklin Square
Fresh Meadows
Garden City
Glen Cove
Glens Falls
Gloversville
Goshen
Great Neck →
Greenport
Hempstead
Herkimer
Hewlett
Hornell
Hunter
Huntington
Inwood
Ithaca
Jamesville
Jericho
Kingston
Kiryas Joel
Lake Placid
Larchmont
Laval
Lawrence
Long Beach
Mamaroneck
Manhasset
Massapequa
Melville
Middletown
Monroe
Monsey →
Mount Vernon
New City
New Hyde Park
New Rochelle
New York →
Newburgh
Niskayuna
Nyack
Oakdale
Oceanside
Old Westbury
Olean
Peekskill
Plainview
Plattsburgh
Port Jefferson Station
Port Jervis
Port Washington
Potsdam
Poughkeepsie
Riverhead
Rochester
Rockaway Park
Rockville Centre
Roslyn Heights
Sag Harbor
Saratoga Springs
Scarsdale
Schenectady
Smithtown
Spring Valley →
Stony Brook
Suffern
Syosset
Syracuse
Tarrytown
Troy
Utica
Valley Stream
Verdun
Vestal
Wantagh
Watertown
West Hempstead
West Point
Westbury
White Plains
Woodbury
Woodmere
Woodstock
Other Areas
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many synagogues are there in New York?
JewSA lists 492 synagogues and temples across 111 communities in New York, each with its location, denomination, and contact details.
What is the largest Jewish community in New York?
Brooklyn has the most listings in New York, with 39 congregations on JewSA, followed by New York with 25.
What is the most common synagogue denomination in New York?
Among New York listings that record a denomination, Orthodox is the most common, with 49 congregations.
What synagogue denominations are represented in New York?
Congregations listed in New York include Orthodox, Conservative, Sephardi, Ashkenazi Orthodox, Reform, Jewish, and others. Every listing notes its denomination where it is known.
Which New York cities have synagogues on JewSA?
Cities with listed congregations include Albany, Atlantic Beach, Auburn, Babylon, Bay Shore, Bellmore, among others.
Is the New York synagogue directory free to use?
Yes. JewSA is a free, community-built directory. If a New York congregation is missing or out of date, you can suggest an addition or correction.
Don't see a New York congregation, or spot something out of date? Let us know and we'll add or correct the listing, this is a community-built directory.
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