Cities near Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Springs is a city of 27,765 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Saratoga Springs within 100 km are Albany, West Albany, Schenectady. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 43.0831° Longitude: -73.7846° Population: 27,765 Timezone: America/New_York
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Nearby cities 19 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Albany United States 47.9 km 101,228
West Albany United States 44.5 km 93,794
Schenectady United States 32.5 km 65,305
Troy United States 40.2 km 49,906
Pittsfield United States 83.0 km 43,303
Clifton Park United States 24.2 km 36,705
Glenville United States 27.7 km 29,326
Queensbury United States 35.5 km 27,703
Latham United States 37.4 km 20,736
Rotterdam United States 36.3 km 20,652
Amsterdam United States 36.5 km 18,008
Wilton United States 11.3 km 17,361
Cohoes United States 35.0 km 16,538
Rutland United States 88.0 km 15,824
Gloversville United States 45.5 km 15,023
Glens Falls United States 27.6 km 14,291
North Adams United States 69.6 km 13,263
Roessleville United States 43.2 km 10,753
Watervliet United States 39.8 km 10,214

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