What are the major conurbations of New York City and Manhattan?

New York City and Manhattan are both highly urbanized areas, but they are not conurbations. A conurbation is a continuous urban or metropolitan area that is formed by the coalescence of two or more cities, towns, or other urban areas. Conurbations are typically characterized by a high degree of integration and interdependence between the constituent urban areas.

New York City and Manhattan are part of the New York metropolitan area, which is one of the largest conurbations in the world. The New York metropolitan area includes New York City, as well as parts of New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. The total population of the New York metropolitan area is estimated to be over 20 million people.