New York Consolidated Laws, Judiciary Law - JUD § 182. Number of judges of the county court in each county

 1.

Albany, two;

 2.

Allegany, two;

 3.

Broome, two;

 4.

Cattaraugus, two;

 5.

Cayuga, one;

 6.

Chautauqua, one;

 7.

Chemung, two;

 8.

Chenango, one;

 9.

Clinton, one;

10.

Columbia, two;

11.

Cortland, two;

12.

Delaware, one;

13.

Dutchess, two;

14.

Erie, five;

15.

Essex, one;

16.

Franklin, one;

17.

Fulton, two;

18.

Genesee, one;

19.

Greene, two;

20.

Hamilton, one;

21.

Herkimer, one;

22.

Jefferson, one;

23.

Lewis, one;

24.

Livingston, two;

25.

Madison, two;

26.

Monroe, six;

27.

Montgomery, one;

28.

Nassau, fourteen;

29.

Niagara, two;

30.

Oneida, two;

31.

Onondaga, three;

32.

Ontario, two;

33.

Orange, three;

34.

Orleans, one;

35.

Oswego, two;

36.

Otsego, two;

37.

Putnam, two;

38.

Rensselaer, two;

39.

Rockland, three;

40.

St. Lawrence, one;

41.

Saratoga, one;

42.

Schenectady, one;

43.

Schoharie, one;

44.

Schuyler, one;

45.

Seneca, one;

46.

Steuben, two;

47.

Suffolk, eleven;

48.

Sullivan, two;

49.

Tioga, one;

50.

Tompkins, three;

51.

Ulster, one;

52.

Warren, one;

53.

Washington, two;

54.

Wayne, three;

55.

Westchester, eight;

56.

Wyoming, two;

57.

Yates, one.