New York

Warren

65,737
2020 population
1820
first census record
21
census records

About Warren

Warren, New York, first appears in the United States federal census in 1820, when it recorded a population of 9,453. At the most recent census, in 2020, its population stood at 65,737.

The county's recorded population has risen across the decades to its highest level in 2020.

On the ground today, 26 documented military engagements have been recorded within the county, among them Battle of Lake George (1755), Battle of Lake George, Battle of Lake George (French and Indian), and 78 places are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Population by decade

Census YearPopulationChart
202065,737
201065,707
200063,303
199059,209
198054,854
197049,402
196044,002
195039,205
194036,035
193034,174
192031,673
191032,223
190029,943
189027,866
188025,179
187022,592
186021,434
185017,199
184013,422
183011,796
18209,453
Source

Population data from the United States decennial census, U.S. Census Bureau (public domain).

Battles & engagements in Warren

Military engagements that took place in Warren, New York.

Battle of Lake George (1755)
1755
Battle of Lake George
1755
Battle of Lake George (French and Indian)
1755
Battle of Lake George (Johnson) preliminary skirmishes
1755
Battle of Bloody Pond (Lake George 1755)
1755
Battle of Lake George 1755
1755
Battle of Bloody Pond
1755
Battle of Lake George — Bloody Morning Scout 1755
1755
Battle of Lake George — French Ambush (Bloody Morning Scout)
1755
Battle of Lake George (Johnson skirmishes)
1755
Rogers Rangers Raid toward Lake Ontario
1756
Battle of Sabbath Day Point (convoy, 1756)
1756
Rangers Ambush near South Bay
1756
Battle of South Bay NY
1756
Siege of Fort William Henry
1757
Battle of Fort William Henry 1757
1757
Siege of Fort William Henry (1757)
1757
Battle of Sabbath Day Point 1757
1757
Rangers' Action at Sabbath Day Point
1757
Massacre at Fort William Henry
1757
Battle of Fort William Henry (Massacre)
1757
Battle of Fort William Henry
1757
Massacre at Fort William Henry 1757
1757
Fort William Henry Massacre
1757
Massacre of Fort William Henry
1757
Battle of Diamond Island
1777

Historic places in Warren

National Register of Historic Places listings in Warren, New York.

Riverside Train Station
Johnsburg
Delong, Zopher, House
Glens Falls
St. Mary's Academy
Glens Falls
Queensbury Hotel, The
Glens Falls
Delaware and Hudson Passenger Station
Lake George
First Presbyterian Church
Glens Falls
Sherman House
Glens Falls
US Post Office-Lake George
Lake George
Wiawaka Holiday House
Lake George
Cunningham House
Glens Falls
Peabody, Royal C., Estate
Lake George
LAND TORTOISE (radeau) Shipwreck Site
Lake George
Burnham, Thomas, House
Glens Falls
North Creek Railroad Station Complex
North Creek
Goodman, Stephen L., House
Glens Falls
Old Warren County Courthouse Complex
Lake George
Warrensburg Mills Historic District
Warrensburg
Hamlet of Warrensburgh Historic District
Warrenburgh
CADET (Shipwreck)
Bolton
Cowles, W.T., House
Glens Falls
Glens Falls Cemetery
Glens Falls
Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum
Bolton Landing
Stower, Asa, House
Queensbury
FORWARD shipwreck site (motor launch)
Lake George
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Frequently asked about Warren

When does Warren first appear in the US census?
Warren, New York first appears in the federal census in 1820, with a recorded population of 9,453.
What is the population of Warren?
At the most recent federal census (2020), Warren had a recorded population of 65,737.
Were any battles fought in Warren?
26 documented military engagements took place in Warren, including Battle of Lake George (1755), Battle of Lake George, Battle of Lake George (French and Indian).
How many historic places are in Warren?
78 sites are listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Warren, New York.
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