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Page 1: Commuter-Adjusted Daytime Population Counties and ......56,020 . 57,708 . 57,715 . 57,864 . 60,365 . 61,604 . 64,671 . 64,989 . 70,221 . 70,275 . 73,646 . 75,409 . 75,722Burlington.

56,020

57,708

57,715

57,864

60,365

61,604

64,671

64,989

70,221

70,275

73,646

75,409

75,722

81,095

86,515

86,559

88,957

91,938

96,626

103,048

115,810

117,713

127,511

246,832

330,539

-100,000 -50,000 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000

Franklin township

Union township

Hackensack city

Middletown township

Brick township

Passaic city

Piscataway township

Vineland city

New Brunswick city

Wayne township

Clifton city

Atlantic City city

Parsippany-Troy Hills township

Hamilton township

Camden city

Cherry Hill township

Toms River township

Lakewood township

Woodbridge township

Trenton city

Edison township

Elizabeth city

Paterson city

Jersey City city

Newark city

Commuter-Adjusted Population - New Jersey Municipalities Top 25 By Daytime Population

2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates

Non Workers

Workers Living and Working in Area

Workers Commuting In

Workers Commuting Out

Daytime Population Commuters Out

Source: 2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates Prepared by New Jersey State Data Center, June 2013

9,027

9,037

9,066

9,270

9,623

9,671

9,864

10,016

10,669

11,644

13,525

14,910

15,002

15,596

15,938

16,253

16,288

17,584

17,867

18,886

22,868

24,534

26,017

35,328

55,865

-100,000 -50,000 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000

Carlstadt borough

Hanover township

Florham Park borough

Livingston township

Bridgewater township

Piscataway township

Eatontown borough

East Hanover township

West Windsor township

Moorestown township

Mount Laurel township

Morristown town

Hackensack city

Cherry Hill township

Wayne township

Edison township

New Brunswick city

Princeton borough

Trenton city

Fairfield township

Parsippany-Troy Hills township

Secaucus town

Paramus borough

Atlantic City city

Newark city

Commuter-Adjusted Population - New Jersey Municipalities Top 25 Largest Increase In Daytime Population

2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates

Non Workers

Workers Living and Working in Area

Workers Commuting In

Workers Commuting Out

Daytime Population Commuters Out

Daytime Population Commuters Out

Source: 2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates Prepared by New Jersey State Data Center, June 2013

3,420

15,284

2,075

15,143

6,451

4,006

8,517

25,120

10,161

10,428

10,633

16,761

5,262

12,236

5,799

7,460

10,267

7,489

6,690

5,606

9,492

12,140

8,298

23,479

8,602

-11,973

-23,853

-10,652

-23,988

-15,362

-12,973

-17,508

-34,250

-19,363

-20,021

-20,268

-26,562

-15,616

-22,784

-17,417

-19,238

-22,566

-20,291

-20,325

-19,970

-24,652

-27,680

-26,373

-41,804

-28,598

-8,553

-8,569

-8,577

-8,845

-8,911

-8,967

-8,991

-9,130

-9,202

-9,593

-9,635

-9,801

-10,354

-10,548

-11,618

-11,778

-12,299

-12,802

-13,635

-14,364

-15,160

-15,540

-18,075

-18,325

-19,996

-75,000 -50,000 -25,000 0 25,000 50,000 75,000 100,000 125,000 150,000

Bergenfield borough

North Bergen township

Cliffside Park borough

Middletown township

Belleville township

Garfield city

Perth Amboy city

Clifton city

Washington township

Howell township

Bloomfield township

Hoboken city

Winslow township

East Orange city

Sayreville borough

Plainfield city

Irvington township

Bayonne city

West New York town

Jackson township

Union City city

Brick township

Old Bridge township

Paterson city

Gloucester township

Commuter-Adjusted Population - New Jersey Municipalities Top 25 Largest Net Decrease in Daytime Population

2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates

Non Workers

Workers Living and Working in Area

Workers Commuting In

Workers Commuting Out

Daytime Population Commuters Out

Source: 2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates Prepared by New Jersey State Data Center, June 2013

59,808

94,884

96,145

118,611

120,339

154,746

250,793

282,749

330,640

414,376

428,211

452,636

479,490

497,553

518,768

529,390

582,058

590,235

783,858

808,157

889,460

-400,000 -200,000 0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000

Salem

Warren

Cape May

Sussex

Hunterdon

Cumberland

Gloucester

Atlantic

Somerset

Mercer

Burlington

Passaic

Camden

Ocean

Union

Morris

Hudson

Monmouth

Middlesex

Essex

Bergen

Commuter-Adjusted Population - New Jersey Counties By Daytime Population

2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates

Non Workers

Workers Living and Working in Area

Workers Commuting In

Workers Commuting Out

Daytime Population Commuters Out

Source: 2006-2010 5-Year American Community Survey Estimates Prepared by New Jersey State Data Center, June 2013

Commuter-Adjusted Daytime Population The concept of the daytime population refers to the number of people who are present in an area during normal business hours, including workers. This is in contrast to the “resident” population, which refers to people who reside in a given area and are typically present during the evening and nighttime hours. The ACS asks respondents about their place of work location. This information, coupled with residence location, is used to calculate daytime population estimates. Calculating Commuter-Adjusted Dytime Population Commuter-adjusted daytime population = Total resident population + (total workers working in area - workers who lived and worked in same area) - (total workers living in area - workers who lived and worked in same area) OR; Commuter-adjusted daytime population = Total resident population + Total workers working in area - Total workers living in area. Residence Ratio = Ratio of employment to residence (=Percent workers working in county/percent workers living in county) If a county or place has an ER ratio greater than 1.00, this indicates that there are more jobs in that geography than the number of working residents and the county or place imports its labor. If a county or place has an ER ratio less than 1.00, this indicates that there are less jobs in that geography than the number of working residents and the county or place exports its labor.

Commuter-Adjusted Daytime Population Counties and Municipalities

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