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9 castelli (municipalities) of San Marino: Location of the 9 castelli of San Marino Cities in San Marino Rank City Area km2 Population 1986 1996 2006 1. Serravalle 10,53 6.995 8.085 9.847 2. Borgo Maggiore 9,01 4.421 5.358 6.061 3. City of San Marino 7,09 4.179 4.350 4.409 4. Domagnano 6,62 1.885 2.207 2.899 5. Fiorentino 6,56 1.478 1.798 2.253 6. Acquaviva 4,86 1.148 1.264 1.881 7. Faetano 7,75 738 870 1.139 8. Chiesanuova 5,46 724 866 1.036 9. Montegiardino 3,31 557 717 843











































Spain. The municipalities list links are listed below, by autonomous community and province. According to the provisional reports released on 1 January 2012,[1] there is a total of 8,116 municipalities in Spain, including the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Burgos is the province with the most municipalities (371) and Las Palmas the one with the least (34). Autonomous community/province List No. of municipalities[2] Andalusia Municipalities in Andalusia 770 Almería province Municipalities in Almería 102 Cádiz province Municipalities in Cádiz 44 Córdoba province Municipalities in Córdoba 75 Granada province Municipalities in Granada 168 Huelva province Municipalities in Huelva 79 Jaén province Municipalities in Jaén 97 Málaga province Municipalities in Málaga 100 Seville province Municipalities in Seville 105 Aragon Municipalities in Aragon 732 Huesca province Municipalities in Huesca 202 Teruel province Municipalities in Teruel 236 Zaragoza province Municipalities in Zaragoza 294 Asturias* Municipalities in Asturias 78 Balearic Islands* Municipalities in the Balearic Islands 67 Basque Country Municipalities in the Basque Country 251 Álava province Municipalities in Álava 51 Biscay province Municipalities in Biscay 112 Gipuzkoa province Municipalities in Gipuzkoa 88 Canary Islands Municipalities in the Canary Islands 88 Las Palmas province Municipalities in Las Palmas 34 Santa Cruz de Tenerife province Municipalities in Santa Cruz de Tenerife 54 Cantabria* Municipalities in Cantabria 102 Castile and León Municipalities in Castile and León 2,248 Ávila province Municipalities in Ávila 248 Burgos province Municipalities in Burgos 371 León province Municipalities in León 211 Palencia province Municipalities in Palencia 191 Salamanca province Municipalities in Salamanca 362 Segovia province Municipalities in Segovia 209











































Soria province Municipalities in Soria 183 Valladolid province Municipalities in Valladolid 225 Zamora province Municipalities in Zamora 248 Castile–La Mancha Municipalities in Castile–La Mancha 919 Albacete province Municipalities in Albacete 87 Ciudad Real province Municipalities in Ciudad Real 102 Cuenca province Municipalities in Cuenca 238 Guadalajara province Municipalities in Guadalajara 288 Toledo province Municipalities in Toledo 204 Catalonia Municipalities in Catalonia 946 Barcelona province Municipalities in Barcelona 311 Girona province Municipalities in Girona 221 Lleida province Municipalities in Lleida 231 Tarragona province Municipalities in Tarragona 183 Extremadura Municipalities in Extremadura 383 Badajoz province Municipalities in Badajoz 164 Cáceres province Municipalities in Cáceres 219 Galicia Municipalities in Galicia 314 A Coruña province Municipalities in A Coruña 93 Lugo province Municipalities in Lugo 67 Ourense province Municipalities in Ourense 92 Pontevedra province Municipalities in Pontevedra 62 Madrid* Municipalities in Madrid 179 Murcia* Municipalities in Murcia 45 Navarre* Municipalities in Navarre 272 La Rioja* Municipalities in La Rioja 174 Valencian Community Municipalities in the Valencian Community 542 Alicante province Municipalities in Alicante 141 Castellón province Municipalities in Castellón 135 Valencia province Municipalities in Valencia 266 Autonomous city List No. of municipalities Ceuta — 1 Melilla — 1 Notes: *Single-province autonomous communities. Contents 1 Ranked lists of Spanish municipalities 1.1 Largest municipalities by population 1.2 Largest municipalities by area 2 See also 3 References Ranked lists of Spanish municipalities Largest municipalities by population











































Spain has a population of 46,745,807 inhabitants, distributed to 8,116 municipalities (2012 INE provisional report). There are only two municipalities that exceed one million inhabitants: Madrid and Barcelona, 22 cities over 200,000 inhabitants, 33 municipalities between 100,000 and 200,000 inhabitants, and 83 municipalities between 50,000 and 100,000. # Municipality Autonomous community Pop. (2009)[1] 1 Madrid Community of Madrid 3,255,944 2 Barcelona Catalonia 1,621,537 3 Valencia Valencian Community 852,208 4 Seville Andalusia 703,206 5 Zaragoza Aragon 674,317 6 Málaga Andalusia 568,305 7 Murcia Region of Murcia 436,870 8 Palma Balearic Islands 401,270 9 Las Palmas Canary Islands 381,847 10 Bilbao Basque Country 354,860 11 Alicante Valencian Community 334,757 12 Córdoba Andalusia 328,428 13 Valladolid Castile and León 317,864 14 Vigo Galicia 297,332 15 Gijón Asturias 277,554 16 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat Catalonia 257,038 17 A Coruña Galicia 246,056 18 Vitoria-Gasteiz Basque Country 235,661 19 Granada Andalusia 234,325 20 Elche Valencian Community 230,112 21 Oviedo Asturias 224,005 22 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Canary Islands 222,417 23 Badalona Catalonia 219,547 24 Cartagena Region of Murcia 211,996 25 Terrassa Catalonia 210,941 26 Jerez de la Frontera Andalusia 207,532 27 Sabadell Catalonia 206,493 28 Móstoles Community of Madrid 206,478 29 Alcalá de Henares Community of Madrid 204,574 30 Pamplona Navarre 198,491 31 Fuenlabrada Community of Madrid 197,836 32 Almería Andalusia 188,810 33 Leganés Community of Madrid 186,066 34 Donostia-San Sebastián Basque Country 186,066 35 Santander Cantabria 182,700 36 Castellón de la Plana Valencian Community 180,005 37 Burgos Castile and León 178,966 38 Albacete Castile–La Mancha 169,716 39 Alcorcón Community of Madrid 167,967 40 Getafe Community of Madrid 167,164 41 Salamanca Castile and León 155,619 42 Logroño La Rioja 152,107 43 San Cristóbal de La Laguna Canary Islands 150,661 44 Huelva Andalusia 148,806 45 Badajoz Extremadura 148,334 46 Tarragona Catalonia 140,323 47 Lleida Catalonia 138,416 48 Marbella Andalusia 134,623 49 León Castile and León 134,305











































50 Cádiz Andalusia 126,766 Largest municipalities by area # Municipality Autonomous community Area (Km2)[3] 1 Cáceres Extremadura 1,751.20 2 Lorca Region of Murcia 1,675.20 3 Badajoz Extremadura 1,474.20 4 Córdoba Andalusia 1,253.80 5 Almodóvar del Campo Castile–La Mancha 1,205.50 6 Jerez de la Frontera Andalusia 1,189.50 7 Albacete Castile–La Mancha 1,139.20 8 Zaragoza Aragon 1,063.50 9 Écija Andalusia 975.70 10 Jumilla Murcia 969.70 11 Andújar Andalusia 963.60 12 Cuenca Castile–La Mancha 959.10 13 Moratalla Murcia 954 13 Carmona Andalusia 923 15 Hornachuelos Andalusia 909.80 16 Murcia Region of Murcia 885.60 17 Mérida Extremadura 868.50 18 Villarrobledo Castile–La Mancha 862.90 19 Almonte Andalusia 862 20 Caravaca de la Cruz Region of Murcia 858.20 21 Cangas del Narcea Asturias 825.40 22 Antequera Andalusia 815.90 23 Requena Valencian Community 814.10 24 Hellín Castile–La Mancha 781 25 Jerez de los Caballeros Extremadura 739 26 Alburquerque Extremadura 725.70 27 Trujillo Extremadura 687.30 28 Utrera Andalusia 683.70 29 Santiago-Pontones Andalusia 682.50 30 Los Yébenes Castile–La Mancha 680 31 Chinchilla de Monte-Aragón Castile–La Mancha 678.60 32 Alcázar de San Juan Castile–La Mancha 668 33 Retuerta del Bullaque Castile–La Mancha 653 34 Mula Murcia 633.50 35 Ejea de los Caballeros Aragon 610.80 36 Madrid Community of Madrid 604.80 37 Níjar Andalusia 600.10 38 Alía Extremadura 599.40 39 Valencia de Alcántara Extremadura 596 40 Osuna Andalusia 592.70 41 Fuente Obejuna Andalusia 591.80 42 Montoro Andalusia 586.40 43 Sabiñánigo Aragon 586.30 44 Alhambra Castile–La Mancha 582.20 45 Piedrabuena Castile–La Mancha 564.20 46 Don Benito Extremadura 561.90 47 Cartagena Region of Murcia 559.10 48 Alcántara Extremadura 553 49 Baza Andalusia 545.20 50 Tineo Asturias 539.80











































Jump to: navigation, search These are lists of cities in Switzerland. Municipalities with more than 10,000 inhabitants are considered to be "cities" (in German: Städte, in French: villes, in Italian: città). See Municipalities of Switzerland for a table of the largest and smallest. Contents 1 Major agglomerations by population 2 List of cities 3 See also 4 Notes and references Population of cities with more than 10,000 inhabitants Major agglomerations by population Zürich Geneva Basel Lausanne Bern Lucerne Winterthur St. Gallen Lugano Biel/Bienne Thun Köniz La Chaux-de-Fonds Schaffhausen Fribourg Vernier Chur Neuchâtel Uster Sion List of cities











































This is an alphabetical list of cities with a population of more than 10,000 inhabitants and places with historic city rights or market towns. Places in bold print are cities because of population and historic city rights. Places in italics are cities with a population below 10,000, either places with historic city rights or market towns. Market towns are identified with 1. Places in normal print are cities with a population of more than 10,000 only. Places that had lost historic city rights previously are identified with ². Zurich Geneva City District Canton Population Population (with surroundings) Agglomeration Aarau Aarau Aargau 15,200 - Aarberg Aarberg Bern 3,200 - Aarburg Zofingen Aargau 6,300 - Adliswil Horgen Zurich 15,600 - Affoltern am Albis Affoltern Zurich 10,100 - Agno Lugano Ticino 3,600 - Aigle Aigle Vaud 7,600 - Allschwil Arlesheim Basel-Country 18,200 - Altdorf 1 - Uri 8,600 - Altstätten Rheintal St. Gallen 10,400 - Amriswil Bischofszell Thurgau 11,200 - Appenzell 1 Appenzell Appenzell Innerrhoden 5,500 - Arbon Arbon Thurgau 13,100 - Ascona Locarno Ticino 5,000 - Aubonne Aubonne Vaud 2,600 - Avenches Avenches Vaud 2,500 - Baar - Zug 19,700 - Baden Baden Aargau 16,300 - Basel - Basel-City 165,000 486,000 Basel agglomeration Bellinzona Bellinzona Ticino 18,100 50,000 Bellinzona agglomeration Bern Bern Bern 131,600 349,000 Bern agglomeration Beromünster 1 Sursee Lucerne 2,300 - Biasca 1 Riviera Ticino 5,800 - Biel/Bienne Biel Bern 53,000 90,000 Biel/Bienne agglomeration Binningen Arlesheim Basel-Country 14,200 - Birsfelden Arlesheim Basel-Country 10,300 - Bischofszell Bischofszell Thurgau 5,500 - Boudry Boudry Neuchâtel 5,000 - Bourg-Saint-Pierre Entremont Valais 200 - Bremgarten Bremgarten Aargau 5,700 - Brig 1 Brig Valais 5,000 - Brugg Brugg Aargau 9,200 - Buchs Werdenberg St. Gallen 10,200 - Bulle Gruyère Fribourg 11,600 - Bülach Bülach Zurich 14,231 - Burgdorf Burgdorf Bern 14,600 - Carouge - Geneva 18,100 - Cham - Zug 14,400 - Châtel-Saint-Denis Veveyse Fribourg 4,400 - Chur Plessur Graubünden 31,900 - Conthey Conthey Valais 6,500 - Coppet Nyon Vaud 2,400 - Cossonay Cossonay Vaud 2,600 - Croglio Lugano Ticino 800 - Cudrefin Avenches Vaud 800 - Cully Lavaux Vaud 1,700 - Davos Prättigau/Davos Graubünden 10,900 - Delémont Delémont Jura 11,400 - Diessenhofen Diessenhofen Thurgau 3,100 - Dietikon Dietikon Zurich 21,700 - Dübendorf Uster Zurich 22,500 - Ebikon Lucerne Lucerne 11,300 - Échallens Échallens Vaud 4,500 - Eglisau Bülach Zurich 3,100 - Einsiedeln Einsiedeln Schwyz 12,800 - Elgg Winterthur Zurich 3,600 - Emmen Hochdorf Lucerne 26,900 - Erlach Erlach Bern 1,100 - Estavayer-le-Lac Broye Fribourg 4,600 -











































Frauenfeld Frauenfeld Thurgau 22,000 - Freienbach Höfe Schwyz 13,800 - Fribourg Sarine (district) Fribourg 32,000 96,000 Fribourg agglomeration Geneva - Geneva 177,500 493,000 Geneva agglomeration Gland Nyon Vaud 10,100 - Glarus 1 - Glarus 5,700 - Gordola Locarno Ticino 3,900 - Gossau St. Gallen St. Gallen 17,000 - Grandcour Payerne Vaud 700 - Grandson Grandson Vaud 2,700 - Greifensee Uster Zurich 5,200 - Grenchen Lebern Solothurn 16,000 - Grüningen Hinwil Zurich 2,800 - Gruyères Gruyère Fribourg 1,400 - Herisau - Appenzell Ausserrhoden 15,500 - Hermance - Geneva 800 - Horgen Horgen Zurich 17,600 - Horw Lucerne Lucerne 12,300 - Huttwil Trachselwald Bern 4,600 - Ilanz Surselva Graubünden 2,300 - Illnau-Effretikon Pfäffikon Zurich 14,900 - Ittigen Bern Bern 10,800 - Kaiserstuhl Zurzach Aargau 400 - Klingnau Zurzach Aargau 2,800 - Kloten Bülach Zurich 17,000 - Köniz Bern Bern 37,900 - Kreuzlingen Kreuzlingen Thurgau 16,900 - Kriens Lucerne Lucerne 25,100 - Küsnacht Meilen Zurich 12,600 - Küssnacht Küssnacht Schwyz 11,300 - La Chaux-de-Fonds La Chaux-de-Fonds Neuchâtel 36,900 - La Neuveville La Neuveville Bern 3,400 - La Sarraz Cossonay Vaud 1,700 - La Tour-de-Peilz Vevey Vaud 10,400 - La Tour-de-Trême Gruyère Fribourg 3,300 - Le Landeron Neuchâtel Neuchâtel 4,300 - Le Locle Le Locle Neuchâtel 10,200 - Les Clées Orbe Vaud 150 - Lachen 1 March Schwyz 6,600 - Lancy - Geneva 26,100 - Langenthal 1 Aarwangen Bern 14,400 - Laufen Laufen Basel-Country 5,000 - Laufenburg Laufenburg Aargau 1,900 - Laupen Laupen Bern 2,700 - Lausanne Lausanne Vaud 129,273 317,020 Lausanne agglomeration Lenzburg Lenzburg Aargau 7,500 - Leuk 1 Leuk Valais 3,300 - Lichtensteig Toggenburg St. Gallen 1,800 - Liestal Liestal Basel-Country 12,600 - Locarno Locarno Ticino 16,000 63,000 Locarno agglomeration Losone Locarno Ticino 6,400 - Lugano Lugano Ticino 66,000 145,000 Lugano agglomeration Lutry Lavaux Vaud 8,400 - Lucerne Lucerne Lucerne 77,491 209,000 Lucerne agglomeration Lyss Aarberg Bern 13,900 - Maienfeld Landquart Graubünden 2,300 - Martigny Martigny Valais 14,000 - Meilen Meilen Zurich 11,500 - Mellingen Baden Aargau 4,300 - Mendrisio Mendrisio Ticino 15,000 49,500 Mendrisio-Chiasso agglomeration Meyrin - Geneva 19,300 - Monthey Monthey Valais 14,900 - Montreux Vevey Vaud 22,500 85,000 Montreux-Vevey agglomeration Morcote Lugano Ticino 700 - Morges Morges Vaud 13,800 - Moudon Moudon Vaud 4,200 - Moutier 1 Moutier Bern 7,700 - Münchenstein ² Arlesheim Basel-Country 11,600 - Münsingen Konolfingen Bern 10,700 - Muri Bern Bern 12,300 - Murten See Fribourg 5,500 - Muttenz Arlesheim Basel-Country 16,700 - Neuchâtel Neuchâtel Neuchâtel 31,600 - Neuhausen - Schaffhausen 10,000 - Neunkirch - Schaffhausen 1,700 - Nidau Nidau Bern 6,700 - Nyon Nyon Vaud 16,300 - Oftringen Zofingen Aargau 10,200 - Olten Olten Solothurn 16,200 - Onex - Geneva 16,500 - Opfikon Bülach Zurich 12,400 - Orbe Orbe Vaud 5,000 - Orsières 1 Entremont Valais 2,700 - Ostermundigen Bern Bern 15,200 - Payerne Payerne Vaud 7,400 - Porrentruy Porrentruy Jura 6,600 - Pratteln Liestal Basel-Country 14,900 - Prilly Lausanne Vaud 10,700 - Pully Lausanne Vaud 16,100 - Rapperswil-Jona See-Gaster St. Gallen 25,200 - Regensberg Dielsdorf Zurich 400 - Regensdorf Dielsdorf Zurich 15,200 - Reinach Arlesheim Basel-Country 18,500 - Renens Lausanne Vaud 17,500 - Rheinau Andelfingen Zurich 1,300 - Rheineck Rheintal St. Gallen 3,200 - Rheinfelden Rheinfelden Aargau 10,700 - Richterswil Horgen Zurich 10,800 - Riehen - Basel-City 20,000 - Riva San Vitale Mendrisio Ticino 2,300 - Rolle Rolle Vaud 4,200 - Romainmôtier Orbe Vaud 400 - Romont Glane Fribourg 3,800 - Rorschach 1 Rorschach St. Gallen 8,600 - Rue Glane Fribourg 900 - Rüti Hinwil Zurich 11,000 - Saillon Martigny Valais 1,500 - Saint-Maurice Saint-Maurice Valais 3,600 - Saint-Prex Morges Vaud 4,200 - Saint-Ursanne Porrentruy Jura 700 - Sala Lugano Ticino 2,300 - St. Gallen St. Gallen St. Gallen 70,000 -











































Sargans Sarganserland St. Gallen 4,800 - Sarnen 1 - Obwalden 9,300 - Schaffhausen - Schaffhausen 33,700 - Schlieren Dietikon Zurich 13,200 - Schwyz 1 Schwyz Schwyz 14,000 - Sembrancher Entremont Valais 700 - Sempach Sursee Lucerne 3,600 - Sierre Sierre Valais 14,300 - Sion Sion Valais 27,600 - Solothurn Solothurn Solothurn 15,100 - Spiez ² Niedersimmental Bern 12,000 - Spreitenbach Baden Aargau 10,000 - Splügen 1 Hinterrhein Graubünden 400 - Stäfa Meilen Zurich 12,000 - Stans 1 - Nidwalden 7,300 - Steckborn Steckborn Thurgau 3,200 - Steffisburg Thun Bern 14,600 - Stein am Rhein - Schaffhausen 3,000 - Sursee Sursee Lucerne 8,000 - Thalwil Horgen Zurich 15,900 - Thônex - Geneva 12,800 - Thun Thun Bern 40,000 95,000 Thun agglomeration Thusis 1 Hinterrhein Graubünden 2,500 - Unterseen Interlaken Bern 5,100 - Uznach See-Gaster St. Gallen 5,400 - Uster Uster Zurich 28,700 - Uzwil Wil St. Gallen 12,000 - Valangin Val-de-Ruz Neuchâtel 400 - Vernier - Geneva 29,400 - Versoix - Geneva 11,100 - Vevey Vevey Vaud 15,700 85,000 Montreux-Vevey agglomeration Villeneuve Aigle Vaud 4,100 - Visp 1 Visp Valais 6,500 - Volketswil Uster Zurich 14,300 - Wädenswil Horgen Zurich 19,300 - Waldenburg Waldenburg Basel-Country 1,200 - Walenstadt Sarganserland St. Gallen 4,600 - Wallisellen Bülach Zurich 12,000 - Wangen an der Aare Wangen Bern 1,900 - Werdenberg Werdenberg St. Gallen 90 - Wettingen Baden Aargau 18,100 - Wetzikon Hinwil Zurich 18,700 - Wiedlisbach Wangen Bern 2,200 - Wil Wil St. Gallen 16,600 - Willisau Willisau Lucerne 7,100 - Winterthur Winterthur Zurich 97,300 - Wohlen Bremgarten Aargau 13,700 - Worb Konolfingen Bern 11,000 - Yverdon-les-Bains Yverdon Vaud 23,400 - Zofingen Zofingen Aargau 10,349 - Zollikon Meilen Zurich 11,900 - Zug - Zug 23,200 - Zurich Zurich Zurich 366,445 1,102,000 Zurich agglomeration Zurzach 1 Zurzach Aargau 3,900 - See also Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cities in Switzerland. List of municipalities of Switzerland List of places in Switzerland List of postal codes of Switzerland











































he United Kingdom, as of 2013. It lists those places that have been granted city status by letters patent or royal charter. In some cases the area holding city status does not coincide with the built up area or conurbation of which it forms part. In the case of Greater London, for example, only the City of London and City of Westminster hold city status. In other cases the status can extend to include a number of towns and rural areas within the local government district containing the main settlement after which it is named. Examples include the City of Canterbury and City of Lancaster.[1] The column headed Cathedral shows the applicable cathedrals that were the grounds for the granting of city status in the case of cities recognised prior to 1888, i.e. cathedrals of the Church of England (including cathedrals that are now part of the Church in Wales) or pre-Reformation cathedrals in the Church of Scotland. Certain cities also have Roman Catholic cathedrals, but these are not listed. As from 1888, the presence of a cathedral ceased to be a relevant factor in granting city status and all entries after this date are, therefore, marked not applicable. Cities that have acquired cathedrals since 1888 are Birmingham, Bradford, Derby, Leicester, Newport, Portsmouth and Sheffield, while Llandaff Cathedral was included within the boundaries of the city of Cardiff in 1922. In Ireland, possession of a diocesan cathedral has never (except in the anomalous case of Armagh) been sufficient to attain city status.[citation needed] There are currently a total of 69 official cities in the United Kingdom (51 in England, 5 in Northern Ireland, 7 in Scotland and 6 in Wales).[2] There are a number of cities in the British Overseas Territories, such as Jamestown;[3] these are however not part of the United Kingdom. Contents 1 England 2 Scotland 3 Wales 4 Northern Ireland 5 See also 6 Notes 7 References England City[2] Year granted city status Cathedral (pre-1888) City council Image Population Bath1 time immemorial Bath Abbey4 Charter trustees SouthGate and Bath from Beechen Cliff.jpg 83,992 Birmingham2 188933 not applicable Local government district Birmingham-Skyline-from-the-West.jpg 1,074,300 (2011)[4] Bradford1 1897 not applicable Local government district Bradfordskyline.jpeg 522,452 (2011)[4] Brighton & Hove15 2000 not applicable Local government district Brighton.UK.JPG 273,369 (2011)[4] Bristol1 1542 Bristol Cathedral Local government district Colston Avenue, Bristol.jpg 428,234 (2011)[4] Cambridge3 195125 not applicable Local government district KingsCollegeChapelWest.jpg 123,867 (2011)[4] Canterbury3 time immemorial Canterbury Cathedral Local government district View of the city from Augustine House - geograph.org.uk - 1713524.jpg 151,145 (2011)[4] Carlisle1 1158 Carlisle Cathedral Local government district Carlisle Cathedral from the Air.jpg 107,524 (2011)[4] Chelmsford37 2012 not applicable Local government district Chelmsfordcath.jpg 168,310 (2011)[4] Chester3 1541 Chester Cathedral Charter trustees‡ Bridge Street, Chester.jpg 90,925 Chichester1 time immemorial Chichester Cathedral Civil parish Chichester - Bishop's Palace Gardens - geograph.org.uk - 1349835.jpg 25,749 (2010)[5] Coventry1 time immemorial Coventry Cathedral5 Local government district Skyline of Coventry as seen from Baginton 3g06.JPG 316,915 (2011)[4] Derby13 1977 not applicable Local government district Iron Gate, Derby - geograph.org.uk - 587015.jpg 248,752 (2011)[4] Durham1 time immemorial Durham Cathedral Charter trustees‡ Durham Cathedral from the train viaduct.jpg 94,375 (2011)[6] Ely1 time immemorial Ely Cathedral Civil parish Ely Cathedral From Air.jpg 20,240 (2010)[5] Exeter1 time immemorial Exeter Cathedral Local government district Exeter panorama 1.jpg 117,773 (2011)[4] Gloucester1 1541 Gloucester Cathedral Local government district Gloucester and its cathedral - geograph.org.uk - 1454853.jpg 121,688 (2011)[4] Hereford119 time immemorial Hereford Cathedral Civil parish Hereford cathedral 002.JPG 58,896 (2011)[7] Kingston upon Hull12 1897 not applicable Local government district Hull from Paull.jpg 256,406 (2011)[4] Lancaster1 193726 not applicable Local government district City of Lancaster (2).jpg 138,375 (2011)[4] Leeds1 1893 not applicable Local government district LeedsSkyline2013.jpg 751,485 (2011)[4] Leicester1 191922 not applicable Local government district Curve Leicester full panorama.jpg 329,839 (2011)[4] Lichfield17 time immemorial Lichfield Cathedral Civil parish Lichfield Cityscape.jpg 31,068 (2010)[5] Lincoln3 time immemorial Lincoln Cathedral Local government district Cathedral and Castle Square - geograph.org.uk - 134108.jpg 93,541 (2011)[4]











































Liverpool2 1880 Liverpool Cathedral (1880) Local government district Liverpool waterfront from Birkenhead 300809.JPG 466,415 (2011)[4] City of London6 time immemorial St Paul's Cathedral Local government district City of London skyline from London City Hall - Oct 2008.jpg 7,375 (2011)[4] Manchester1 185334 Manchester Cathedral (1847) Local government district Manchester Skyline.jpg 503,127 (2011)[4] Newcastle upon Tyne1 1882 Newcastle Cathedral (1882) Local government district Bridges opening up - geograph.org.uk - 178375.jpg 280,177 (2011)[4] Norwich1 time immemorial Norwich Cathedral Local government district Gentlemanswalk.JPG 132,512 (2011)[4] Nottingham1 1897 not applicable Local government district Clipston Nottingham.JPG 305,680 (2011)[4] Oxford1 1542 Christ Church Cathedral Local government district Oxford from Boars Hill.jpg 151,906 (2011)[4] Peterborough2 1541 Peterborough Cathedral Local government district Peterborough Cathedral oblique view.jpg 183,631 (2011)[4] Plymouth1 192827 not applicable Local government district Plymouth from Mount Batten - geograph.org.uk - 1580485.jpg 256,384 (2011)[4] Portsmouth1 192624 not applicable Local government district Portsmouthskyline.jpg 205,056 (2011)[4] Preston14 2002 not applicable Local government district Preston City Centre.jpg 140,202 (2011)[4] Ripon1 1836 Ripon Cathedral (1836) Civil parish RiponMarket.jpg 17,193 (2010)[5] Salford1 192624 not applicable Local government district Mariners Canal from Waterfront Quay, Salford Quays.jpg 233,933 (2011)[4] Salisbury35 (formally known as New Sarum until 2009) 1227 Salisbury Cathedral Civil parish‡ Salisbury Cathedral.jpg 39,896 (2010)[5] Sheffield3 1893 not applicable Local government district PeaceGdnsSheffd.jpg 552,698 (2011)[4] Southampton1 1964 not applicable Local government district Southampton from Aurora 01.JPG 236,882 (2011)[4] St Albans7 187736 St Albans Cathedral (1876) Local government district Cathedral.png 140,644 (2011)[4] Stoke-on-Trent3 192528 not applicable Local government district Hanley City - geograph.org.uk - 155173.jpg 249,008 (2011)[4] Sunderland18 1992 not applicable Local government district SunderlandBridges.jpg 275,506 (2011)[4] Truro1 1877 Truro Cathedral (1877) Civil parish Truro stmarysst.jpg 19,382 (2010)[5] Wakefield3 1888 Wakefield Cathedral (1888) Local government district Wakefield County Hall.jpg 325,837 (2011)[4] Wells1 1205 Wells Cathedral Civil parish Wells main street arp.jpg 10,491 (2010)[5] City of Westminster21 1540 Westminster Abbey4 Local government district Hdr parliament.jpg 219,396 (2011)[4] Winchester1 time immemorial Winchester Cathedral Local government district Winchester 13.JPG 116,595 (2011)[4] Wolverhampton16 2000 not applicable Local government district St Peter's Church, Wolverhampton.jpg 249,470 (2011)[4] Worcester3 time immemorial Worcester Cathedral Local government district River Severn, Worcester - geograph.org.uk - 894221.jpg 98,768 (2011)[4] York18 time immemorial York Minster Local government district York Davygate.jpg 198,051 (2011)[4] Scotland City Year granted city status Cathedral











































(pre-1888) City council Image Population Aberdeen32 (Scots: Aiberdeen) (Scottish Gaelic: Obar Dheathain) city status confirmed 189131 (royal burgh 1179) St Machar's Cathedral Local government district Aberdeen from Torry - geograph.org.uk - 1454885.jpg 189,12038 Dundee32 (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Dèagh) 188930 (royal burgh 1191) not applicable Local government district Midsummer night^ - geograph.org.uk - 9752.jpg 153,99038 Edinburgh32 (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Èideann) accepted as city by ancient usage by the eighteenth century and confirmed in subsequent local government legislation[8] (royal burgh 1329) St. Giles' Cathedral Local government district Edinburgh. View from Calton Hill.jpg 468,72038 Glasgow32 (Scots: Glesga) (Scottish Gaelic: Glaschu) accepted as city by ancient usage by the eighteenth century and confirmed in subsequent local government legislation[8] (royal burgh 1492) St. Mungo's Cathedral Local government district (looking down) Buchannan Street, Glasgow.jpg 589,90038 Inverness (Scottish Gaelic: Inbhir Nis) 2000 not applicable none Inverness view 3.jpg 57,960[9] Perth (Scots: Pairth) (Scottish Gaelic: Peairt) 2012[10] (city status had previously been held by the Royal Burgh of Perth, created in the twelfth century and abolished in 1975.[11]) not applicable none PerthScotland.jpg 45,77038 Stirling (Scots: Stirlin) (Scottish Gaelic: Sruighlea) 2002 not applicable none Stirling(DonaldMacDonald)Dec2005.jpg 34,79038 Wales City Year granted











































city status Cathedral (pre-1888) City council Image Population Bangor1 time immemorial Bangor Cathedral Community Bangor from Bangor-mountain.jpg 14,875 (2010)[5] Cardiff9 (Welsh: Caerdydd) 190529 not applicable Local government district Cardiff City Hall cropped.jpg 346,090 (2011)[4] Newport14 (Casnewydd) 2002 not applicable Local government district Newportciviccentre.jpg 145,736 (2011)[4] St Asaph37 (Llanelwy) 2012 not applicable Community St Asaph, Cathedral.jpg 3,444 (2010)[5] St David's20 (Tyddewi) 1994 not applicable Community St.Davids, Wales, UK.jpg 1,661 (2010)[5] Swansea9 (Abertawe) 196923 not applicable Local government district Swansea Railway Station - geograph.org.uk - 1484946.jpg 239,023 (2011)[4] Northern Ireland City Year granted city status City council Image Population Armagh11 (Irish: Ard Mhacha) (Ulster-Scots: Airmagh) 1994 Local government district The Mall, Armagh.jpg 59,340 (2011)[12] Belfast (Irish: Béal Feirste) (Ulster-Scots: Bilfawst) 1888 Local government district Belfast City Hall 2.jpg 280,962 (2011)[12] Derry (Irish: Doire / Doire Cholmchille) (Ulster-Scots: Derrie / Lunnonderrie) 1604[13] Local government district St Eugene's Cathedral, August 2009.JPG 107,877 (2011)[12] Lisburn (Irish: Lios na gCearrbhach) 2002 Local government district Irish Linen Centre Lisburn Museum.jpg 120,165 (2011)[12] Newry (Irish: Iúr Cinn Trá) (Ulster-Scots: Newrie) 2002 none Marcus Sq Newry.jpg 27,433 See also City status in the United Kingdom List of lord mayoralties and lord provostships in the United Kingdom Towns of the United Kingdom List of urban areas in the United Kingdom Notes











































^‡ The status bearers of these cities changed on 1 April 2009 due to local government reforms. Salisbury became a civil parish, while charter trustees were formed for the former district council areas of Chester and Durham in the new unitary authorities of Cheshire West and Chester and County Durham respectively.[14][15] ^1 City Status confirmed by Letters Patent issued under the Great Seal dated 1 April 1974.[16] ^2 City Status confirmed by Letters Patent issued under the Great Seal dated 25 June 1974.[17] ^3 City Status confirmed by Letters Patent issued under the Great Seal dated 28 May 1974.[18] ^4 Bath Abbey and Westminster Abbey are no longer cathedrals. ^5 Coventry has had three cathedrals: the first, St Mary's, from 1043 to 1539; the second, St Michael's, from 1918 to 1940, when it was destroyed by German bombardment; and its replacement, also St Michael's, built alongside the old cathedral, consecrated in 1962. ^6 Note that the City of London covers only the "square mile", and is usually just referred to as "the City". The larger conurbation of Greater London has no city charter, and consists of the City of London, the City of Westminster and 31 other London boroughs. This can be compared to the City of Brussels, within Brussels. ^7 City status was confirmed by Letters Patent dated 9 July 1974.[19] The city status extends to the entire district, although the district council calls itself "St Albans District Council" or "St Albans City and District". ^8 Letters Patent under the Great Seal conferring City Status were issued to the unitary authority of York on 1 April 1996, confirming the right of the Lord Mayor to be styled "Right Honourable", in continuation to those granted to the previous City Council abolished 31 March 1996.[20] ^9 Letters Patent under the Great Seal were issued on 29 March 1996 ordaining that the counties of Swansea and Cardiff should have the status of cities from 1 April 1996. The counties replaced the previous district councils which had enjoyed city status.[20] ^10 According to the Municipal Year Book, 1972 the royal burghs of Perth and Elgin officially enjoyed city status. The royal burghs of Brechin, Dunfermline and Kirkwall had also been officially described as "cities". As all burghs were abolished in 1975, these areas are now often called "former cities". Although Brechin does not have city status, the community council formed for the area uses the title "City of Brechin and District". ^11 Armagh had previously enjoyed city status, with St Patrick's Cathedral the seat of the metropolitan primate of all Ireland. The city status was lost in 1840 when the city corporation was abolished. However, the successor urban district council and district council frequently used the title of city without official sanction prior to 1994. ^12 City Status confirmed by Letters Patent issued under the Great Seal dated 18 March 1975.[21] ^13 City status granted by Letters Patent dated 7 June 1977.[22] ^14 City status granted to the "Town of Newport in the County Borough of Newport" and the "Town of Preston" by Letters Patent dated 15 May 2002.[23] ^15 Letters Patent dated 31 January 2001 ordained that "the Towns of Brighton and Hove shall have the status of a City".[24]











































^16 Letters Patent dated 31 January 2001 ordained that "the Town of Wolverhampton shall have the status of a City".[24] ^17 Letters Patent dated 4 November 1980 ordained that the "Town of Lichfield shall have the status of a City". A town council had been constituted in 1980 leading to the dissolution of the Charter Trustees of the City of Lichfield.[25][26] ^18 City status granted by Letters Patent dated 23 March 1992.[27] ^19 City status was conferred on Hereford Town Council 11 October 2000.[28] The status had previously been confirmed to the district council formed in 1974. When that council was abolished in 1996 charter trustees were formed for the City of Hereford. On the formation of a town council for Hereford in April 2000 the charter trustees were dissolved, and the city status temporarily lapsed. ^20 St David's historically had city status because of the presence of St David's Cathedral. In 1849 it was noted that the city had no municipal corporation: There was however a recognised "city" in which a mayor had limited jurisdiction.[29] A Royal Commission appointed in 1876 reported that the corporation had long been extinct, and the city was formally abolished in 1886 under the provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act 1883.[30] Letters Patent dated 16 September 1994 ordained that the "Town of St. David's shall have the status of a City".[31] ^21 The title of City was used "by courtesy" after 1550 when Westminster ceased to be the see of a bishop. By Letters Patent dated 27 October 1900 city status was conferred on the newly created Metropolitan Borough of Westminster from 1 November.[32] This status was continued on the creation of the City of Westminster as a London borough in 1965. ^22 A letter from the Home Secretary to the Mayor of Leicester dated 14 June 1919, confirming that the city status would be bestowed, noted that this was a "restoration to your ancient town of its former status of a city".[33][34][35] ^23 Letters Patent dated 10 December 1969.[36] ^24 Letters Patent dated 21 April 1926.[37] ^25 Letters Patent dated 21 March 1951.[38] ^26 Letters Patent dated 14 May 1937.[39] ^27 Letters Patent dated 18 October 1928.[40] ^28 Letters Patent dated 5 June 1925.[41] ^29 Letters Patent dated 28 October 1905, which also granted the title of Lord Mayor.[42] ^30 Warrant issued 28 January 1889 that Letters Patent be issued under the Seal appointed by the treaty of union to be used in place of the Great Seal of Scotland, ordaining and declaring that the Burgh of Dundee shall be a City, and shall be called and styled "The City of Dundee"[43] ^31 Burghs of Old Aberdeen and Woodside and the district of Torry incorporated as the City and Royal Burgh of Aberdeen by the Aberdeen Corporation Act 1891 (1891 c.cxxiv) ^32 The present council areas are designated "cities" by virtue of the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994, which also reserves the post of Lord Provost for the convener of the four councils. The previous local government districts and district councils created by the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 enjoyed the same privileges. ^33 Letters Patent dated 14 January 1889[44] ^34 Letters Patent dated 29 March 1853[45] ^35 Letters Patent dated 1 April 2009 [46] City status had been held prior to this date by the Charter Trustees of the City of New Sarum.[47] ^36 Letters Patent dated 28 August 1877.[48] ^37 Letters Patent dated 1 June 2012 "to ordain that the Town of Chelmsford in the County of Essex and the Town of St Asaph in the County of Denbighshire shall have the status of a City".[49] ^38 Mid-2010 Populations Estimates for Settlements and Localities in Scotland.[50] References











































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el of urbanization, with 81 out of every 100 Brazilians living in cities. The criteria used by the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) in determining whether households are urban or rural, however, is based on political divisions, not on the built environment. A town is any seat of a district (the lowest political division); a city is the seat of a municipality. Nowadays, the country has more than 5,564 municipalities.[1] About 81.3% of Brazilians live in an urban area.[2] State capitals are usually also the largest city in their respective state, exceptions being Vitória in Espírito Santo, and Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina; there are also non-capital metropolitan areas in São Paulo (Campinas, Santos, Paraíba Valley[citation needed]), Minas Gerais (Vale do Aço), Bahia (Feira de Santana)[citation needed], Rio Grande do Sul (Sinos Valley)[citation needed] and Santa Catarina (Joinville & Itajaí Valley). Most of the non-capital large cities in Brazil are in the states of São Paulo (25), Rio de Janeiro (9), Minas Gerais (8), Rio Grande do Sul (7), Paraná (6) and Pernambuco (5). Some of the main Brazilian cities are planned cities; the most famous of these is the capital city, Brasília, which represents the Modernist school of architecture and urbanism. Contents 1 Top 115 most populous cities and state capitals 2 Largest metropolitan areas 3 References 4 See also Top 115 most populous cities and state capitals This list here of the 115 most populous cities is based on the population of the município where the city is located, rather than its metropolitan area. IBGE estimates of 2010[3] State capitals are in bold. Second Rank* is by capitals and non-capitals. Palmas is the only statcapital not listed. 1 – São Paulo 2 – Rio de Janeiro 3 – Salvador 4 – Brasília 5 – Fortaleza 6 – Belo Horizonte 7 – Manaus 8 – Curitiba 9 – Recife 10 – Porto Alegre 11 – Belém 12 – Goiânia 13 – São Luís 14 – Maceió 15 – Natal 16 – Teresina 17 – Campo Grande











































18 – João Pessoa 20 – Aracaju Rank Rank* City State Population 1 1 São Paulo São Paulo 11,244,369 2 2 Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro 6,323,037 3 3 Salvador Bahia 2,676,606 4 4 Brasília Distrito Federal 2,562,963 5 5 Fortaleza Ceará 2,551,806 6 6 Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais 2,375,444 7 7 Manaus Amazonas 1,802,525 8 8 Curitiba Paraná 1,746,896 9 9 Recife Pernambuco 1,536,934 10 10 Porto Alegre Rio Grande do Sul 1,409,939 11 11 Belém Pará 1,392,031 12 12 Goiânia Goiás 1,301,892 13 1 Guarulhos São Paulo 1,222,357 14 2 Campinas São Paulo 1,080,999 15 3 São Gonçalo Rio de Janeiro 1,016,128 16 13 São Luís Maranhão 1,011,943 17 14 Maceió Alagoas 1,002,675 18 4 Duque de Caxias Rio de Janeiro 872,762 19 5 Nova Iguaçu Rio de Janeiro 865,089 20 15 Natal Rio Grande do Norte 806,203 21 16 Teresina Piauí 802,537 22 17 Campo Grande Mato Grosso do Sul 787,204 23 6 São Bernardo do Campo São Paulo 765,204 24 7 Osasco São Paulo 730,051 25 18 João Pessoa Paraíba 702,235 26 8 Jaboatão dos Guararapes Pernambuco 687,688 27 9 Santo André São Paulo 683,336 28 10 Uberlândia Minas Gerais 634,345 29 11 Contagem Minas Gerais 625,393 30 12 São José dos Campos São Paulo 615,871 31 13 Feira de Santana Bahia 591,707 32 14 Sorocaba São Paulo 586,311 33 15 Ribeirão Preto São Paulo 563,107 34 19 Cuiabá Mato Grosso 550,562 35 20 Aracaju Sergipe 544,039 36 16 Juiz de Fora Minas Gerais 526,706 37 17 Aparecida de Goiânia Goiás 510,770 38 18 Londrina Paraná 510,707 39 19 Ananindeua Pará 505,512 40 20 Belford Roxo Rio de Janeiro 501,544 41 21 Joinville Santa Catarina 497,331 42 22 Niterói Rio de Janeiro 479,384 43 23 São João de Meriti Rio de Janeiro 469,827 44 24 Betim Minas Gerais 441,748 45 25 Campos dos Goitacazes Rio de Janeiro 434,008 46 26 Santos São Paulo 433,502 47 27 Mauá São Paulo 427,512 48 28 São José do Rio Preto São Paulo 425,261 49 29 Vila Velha Espírito Santo 413,548 50 30 Caxias do Sul Rio Grande do Sul 410,166 51 21 Florianópolis Santa Catarina 408,161 52 31 Serra Espírito Santo 404,688 53 32 Diadema São Paulo 401,217 54 33 Olinda Pernambuco 397,268 55 34 Carapicuíba São Paulo 392,701 56 35 Campina Grande Paraíba 383,764 57 22 Porto Velho Rondônia 382,829 58 36 Mogi das Cruzes São Paulo 375,268 59 37 Piracicaba São Paulo 368,843 60 23 Macapá Amapá 366,484 61 38 Cariacica Espírito Santo 365,859 62 39 Montes Claros Minas Gerais 363,227 63 40 Bauru São Paulo 359,429 64 41 Itaquaquecetuba São Paulo 359,253 65 42 Jundiaí São Paulo 349,929 66 43 Ribeirão das Neves Minas Gerais 349,307 67 44 Pelotas Rio Grande do Sul 345,181 68 45 Anápolis Goiás 335,960 69 46 Maringá Paraná 335,511 70 47 Caucaia Ceará 334,364 71 48 Canoas Rio Grande do Sul 332,056 72 49 Franca São Paulo 330,938 73 50 São Vicente São Paulo 330,795 74 51 Foz do Iguaçu Paraná 325,137 75 24 Vitória Espírito Santo 320,156 76 52 Paulista Pernambuco 319,373 77 53 Vitória da Conquista Bahia 318,901 78 54 Petrópolis Rio de Janeiro 315,119 79 55 Ponta Grossa Paraná 314,681 80 56 Guarujá São Paulo 308,058 81 25 Rio Branco Acre 305,954 82 57 Blumenau Santa Catarina 299,416 83 58 Caruaru Pernambuco 298,501 84 59 Uberaba Minas Gerais 296,261 85 60 Cascavel Paraná 296,254 86 61 Petrolina Pernambuco 285,339 87 62 Suzano São Paulo 284,356 88 63 Limeira São Paulo 281,583 89 64 São José dos Pinhais Paraná 279,297 90 65 Santarém Pará 276,665 91 66 Taubaté São Paulo 273,426 92 67 Barueri São Paulo 270,173 93 68 Gravataí Rio Grande do Sul 269,446 94 69 Santa Maria Rio Grande do Sul 268,969 95 26 Boa Vista Roraima 266,901 96 70 Governador Valadares Minas Gerais 263,274 97 71 Volta Redonda Rio de Janeiro 261,403 98 72 Viamão Rio Grande do Sul 260,740 99 73 Novo Hamburgo Rio Grande do Sul 257,746 100 74 Juazeiro do Norte Ceará 249,829 101 75 Praia Grande São Paulo 249,551 102 76 Embu São Paulo 248,722 103 77 Colombo Paraná 247,268 104 78 Ipatinga Minas Gerais 244,508 105 79 Magé Rio de Janeiro 244,334 106 80 Mossoró Rio Grande do Norte 244,287 107 81 Juazeiro Bahia 243,896 108 82 Sumaré São Paulo 241,077 109 83 Várzea Grande Mato Grosso 240,038 110 84 Imperatriz Maranhão 236,691 111 85 Santa Luzia Minas Gerais 231,607 112 86 Itaboraí Rio de Janeiro 228,996 113 87 Camaçari Bahia 227,955 114 88 Taboão da Serra São Paulo 227,343 115 89 Marília São Paulo 225,938











































Brazil's population, as recorded by the 2008 National Household Survey, was approximately 190 million inhabitants (22.31 inhabitants per square kilometer), with a proportion of men and women of 0,95:1 and 83.75% of the population defined as urban. The population is heavily concentrated in the Southeast (79.8 million) and Northeast (53.5 million), while the two wider regions, the Midwest and North, which form 64.12% of Brazil, have a total of just 29.1 million inhabitants. Brazil's population increased significantly between 1940 and 1970, due to a decline in mortality, although the birth rate has also declined slightly in the past period. In the 1940s the rate of annual population growth was 2.4%, rising to 3.0% in 1950 and remaining at 2.9% in 1960, life expectancy rose from 44 to 54 years and 72, 6 years in 2007. The rate of population increase has been declining since 1960 of 3.04% per annum between 1950–1960 to 1.05% in 2008 and expected to drop to a negative value of −0.29% in 2050, thus completing demographic transition. The major metropolitan areas of Brazil are São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte – all in the Southeast – 19.5, 11.5 and 5.1 million inhabitants respectively. Almost all capitals are the largest cities in their states except Vitória, capital of Espirito Santo, and Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina. There are also non-capital metropolitan areas in the states of São Paulo (Campinas, Santos and Paraíba Valley), Minas Gerais (Steel Valley), Rio Grande do Sul (Sinos River Valley), Santa Catarina (North/Northeast) and (Itajaí River Valley) and Ceara (Juazeiro do Norte - Cariri Metropolitan Region). Largest metropolitan areas Currently, as of 2009, IBGE officially recognizes 16 hi major RMs (Região Metropolitana; Metropolitan Region in English), where approximately 32% of the Brazilian population (55 million people out of 180 million) live. These RMs are responsible for approximately half of the Brazilian GDP and more than 70% of the Brazilian annual industrial production. IBGE estimatives of 2007, 2008 and 2009[3] Metropolitan areas of state capitals are in bold. Rank Metropolitan Area State Population 1 São Paulo São Paulo 19,889,559 3 2 Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro 11,902,701 2 3 Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais 5,397,438 2 4 Porto Alegre Rio Grande do Sul 4,200,413 3 5 Recife Pernambuco 4,150,004 2 6 Brasília Distrito Federal 3,768,902 3 7 Fortaleza Ceará 3,502,319 2 8 Salvador Bahia 3,451,549 1 9 Curitiba Paraná 3,172,357 1 10 Campinas São Paulo 2,633,523 1 11 Manaus Amazonas 2,178,405 2 12 Goiânia Goiás 2,162,097 3 13 Belém Pará 2,142,185 3 14 Vitória Espírito Santo 1,624,837 1 15 Baixada Santista São Paulo 1,606,863 1 16 Natal Rio Grande do Norte 1,398,123 4 17 São Luís Maranhão 1,211,270 3 18 Maceió Alagoas 1,160,393 2 19 João Pessoa Paraíba 1,146,461 4 20 Teresina Piauí 1,116,303 2 21 Florianópolis Santa Catarina 1,012,831 4 22 Campo Grande Mato Grosso do Sul 991,420 4 23 Cuiabá Mato Grosso 815,392 2 24 Petrolina and Juazeiro Pernambuco and Bahia 812,515 1 25 Aracaju Sergipe 794,475 3 26 Londrina Paraná 766,682 3 27 Campina Grande Paraíba 687.545 3 28 Arapiraca Alagoas 629,197 4 29 Maringá Paraná 570,094 2 30 Juazeiro do Norte Ceará 554,945 2 31 Macapá Amapá 510,704 2 32 Vale do Aço Minas Gerais 449,340 2 33 Imperatriz Maranhão 334,650 2











































This is a list of cities in Argentina. For a more extensive list of cities in a particular province, see the main article, linked to in each applicable section. Contents 1 Largest cities 2 List of Argentine cities of 45,000 to 150,000 inhabitants 3 Alphabetical order by province 3.1 Autonomous City of Buenos Aires 3.2 Buenos Aires Province 3.3 Catamarca 3.4 Chaco 3.5 Chubut 3.6 Córdoba 3.7 Corrientes 3.8 Entre Ríos 3.9 Formosa 3.10 Jujuy 3.11 La Pampa 3.12 La Rioja 3.13 Mendoza 3.14 Misiones 3.15 Neuquén 3.16 Río Negro 3.17 Salta 3.18 San Juan 3.19 San Luis 3.20 Santa Cruz 3.21 Santa Fe 3.22 Santiago del Estero 3.23 Tierra del Fuego 3.24 Tucumán 4 See also 5 External links Largest cities Map of Argentina Buenos Aires, Capital of Argentina Córdoba Rosario Mendoza La Plata San Miguel de Tucumán Mar del Plata Salta Ranking Name Population 1. Buenos Aires 2,776,138 (including Greater Buenos Aires 13,473,670) 2. Córdoba 1,613,211 3. Rosario 1,325,090 4. Mendoza 1,109,104 5. La Plata 957,800 6. San Miguel de Tucumán 903,100 7. Mar del Plata 710,600 8. Salta 556,400 9. Santa Fe 524,300 10. San Juan 512,407 11. Resistencia 452,800 12. Neuquén 400,600 13. Santiago del Estero 397,200 14. Corrientes 342,400 15. Avellaneda 328,980 16. Bahía Blanca 310,200 17. Quilmes 230,810 18. Lanús 212,152 List of Argentine cities of 45,000 to 150,000 inhabitants











































This is a list of the localities of Argentina of 45,000 to 150,000 inhabitants ordered by amount of population according to the data of the 2001 INDEC Census Moreno (Buenos Aires) 149,317 Concordia (Entre Ríos) 147,046 La Rioja (La Rioja) 146,418 Río Cuarto (Córdoba) 144,140 San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca (Catamarca) 140,741 Comodoro Rivadavia (Chubut) 135,813 Isidro Casanova (Buenos Aires) 136091 Ituzaingo (Buenos Aires) 126,631 San Nicolás de los Arroyos (Buenos Aires) 125,408 Florencio Varela (Buenos Aires) 120,678 San Juan (San Juan) 112,778 Lomas de Zamora (Buenos Aires) 111,897 Temperley (Buenos Aires) 111,660 Mendoza (Mendoza) 110,993 Monte Grande (Buenos Aires) 110,241 Bernal (Buenos Aires) 109,914 San Justo (Buenos Aires) 105,274 Castelar (Buenos Aires) 104,019 San Rafael (Mendoza) 104,782 Rafael Castillo (Buenos Aires) 103,992 Trelew (Chubut) 103,305 Santa Rosa (La Pampa) 101,987 Tandil (Buenos Aires) 101,010 Libertad (Buenos Aires) 100,476 Ramos Mejía (Buenos Aires) 98,547 Villa Mercedes (San Luis) 97,000 La Banda (Santiago del Estero) 95,142 Trujui (Buenos Aires) 94,608 Morón (Buenos Aires) 92,725 Virrey del Pino (Buenos Aires) 90,382 Caseros (Buenos Aires) 90,313 San Carlos de Bariloche (Río Negro) 90,000 Maipú (Mendoza) 89,433 Zárate (Buenos Aires) 86,686 Burzaco (Buenos Aires) 86,113 Pergamino (Buenos Aires) 85,487 Grand Bourg (Buenos Aires) 85,159 Monte Chingolo (Buenos Aires) 85,060 Olavarría (Buenos Aires) 83,738 Rawson (San Juan) 83,605 Rafaela (Santa Fe) 82,530 Junín (Buenos Aires) 82,427 Remedios de Escalada (Buenos Aires) 81,465 La Tablada (Buenos Aires) 80,389 Río Gallegos (Santa Cruz) 79,072 Campana (Buenos Aires) 77,838 Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña (Chaco) 76,377 Rivadavia (San Juan) 75,950 Florida (Buenos Aires) 75,891 Villa Madero (Buenos Aires) 75,582 Olivos (Buenos Aires) 75,527 Gualeguaychú (Entre Ríos) 74,681 Villa Gobernador Gálvez (Santa Fe) 74,658 Villa Luzuriaga (Buenos Aires) 73,952 Boulogne Sur Mer (Buenos Aires) 73,496 Chimbas (San Juan) 73,210 Ciudadela (Buenos Aires) 73,155 Luján de Cuyo (Mendoza) 73,058 Ezpeleta (Buenos Aires) 72,557 Villa María (Córdoba) 72,162 General Roca (Río Negro) 69,602 San Fernando (Buenos Aires) 69,110 Ciudad Evita (Buenos Aires) 68,650 Venado Tuerto (Santa Fe) 68,508 Bella Vista (Buenos Aires) 67,936 Luján (Buenos Aires) 67,266 San Ramón de la Nueva Orán (Salta) 66,579











































Cipolletti (Río Negro) 66,472 Goya (Corrientes) 66,462 Reconquista (Santa Fe) 66,187 Wilde (Buenos Aires) 65,881 Martínez (Buenos Aires) 65,859 Necochea (Buenos Aires) 65,459 Don Torcuato (Buenos Aires) 64,867 Banda del Río Salí (Tucumán) 64,591 Concepción del Uruguay (Entre Ríos) 64,538 General Rodríguez (Buenos Aires) 63,317 Villa Tesei (Buenos Aires) 63,164 Ciudad Jardín El Libertador (Buenos Aires) 61,780 Villa Carlos Paz (Córdoba) 60,900 Sarandí (Buenos Aires) 60,725 Villa Elvira (Buenos Aires) 59,476 Villa Domínico (Buenos Aires) 58,824 Béccar (Buenos Aires) 58,811 San Francisco (Córdoba) 58,588 Glew (Buenos Aires) 57,878 Puerto Madryn (Chubut) 57,791 Punta Alta (Buenos Aires) 57,296 El Palomar (Buenos Aires) 57,146 Rafael Calzada (Buenos Aires) 56,419 Tartagal (Salta) 55,508 San Pedro de Jujuy (Jujuy) 55,084 Belén de Escobar (Buenos Aires) 55,054 Mariano Acosta (Buenos Aires) 54,081 San Francisco Solano (Buenos Aires) 53,363 Los Polvorines (Buenos Aires) 53,354 Azul (Buenos Aires) 53,054 Chivilcoy (Buenos Aires) 52,938 Lomas del Mirador (Buenos Aires) 52,971 Río Grande (Tierra del Fuego) 52,786 Guernica (Buenos Aires) 52,529 General Pico (La Pampa) 52,414 Mercedes (Buenos Aires) 51,967 Bosques (Buenos Aires) 51,663 Oberá (Misiones) 51,681 Barranqueras (Chaco) 50,738 Yerba Buena/Marcos Paz (Tucumán) 50,057 Villa Centenario (Buenos Aires) 49,737 San Martín (Mendoza) 49,491 Gobernador Julio A. Costa (Buenos Aires) 49,291 William Morris (Buenos Aires) 48,916 El Jagüel (Buenos Aires) 48,781 Villa Mariano Moreno/El Colmenar (Tucumán) 48,655 Eldorado (Misiones) 47,794 Longchamps (Buenos Aires) 47,622 Clorinda (Formosa) 46,884 Viedma (Río Negro) 46,767 Concepcion (Tucumán) 46,194 Tres Arroyos (Buenos Aires) 45,986 Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego) 45,205 San Isidro (Buenos Aires) 45,190 Palpala (Jujuy) 45,077











































Alphabetical order by province Autonomous City of Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Province Main article: List of cities in Buenos Aires Province La Plata Adolfo Gonzales Chaves, Buenos Aires Alejandro Korn Almirante Brown América Arrecifes Avellaneda Azul Bahía Blanca Balcarce Banfield Béccar Benito Juárez Berazategui Berisso Bragado Burzaco Campana Cariló Carmen de Areco Carmen de Patagones Chacabuco Chivilcoy City Bell Ciudadela Ciudad Jardín Lomas del Palomar Colonia Lapin Coronel Martínez de Hoz Coronel Pringles Dolores El Palomar Ensenada Ezeiza Florida General Alvear General Las Heras General Lavalle General Rodríguez General Villegas Guaminí Hurlingham Ingeniero Maschwitz Ituzaingó José C. Paz Junín La Lucila Lanús Las Flores Leandro N. Alem Lobos Lomas de Zamora Luján Mar del Plata Martínez Merlo Miramar Monte Grande Morón Munro Necochea Nueve de Julio Olavarría Olivos Parque San Martín Pehuajó Pergamino Pigüé Pilar Pinamar Rafael Calzada Quilmes San Antonio de Padua San Nicolás San Fernando San Isidro San Justo San Nicolás de los Arroyos Santos Lugares Tandil Tigre Trenque Lauquen Tres Arroyos Tres de Febrero Valentín Alsina Villa Gesell Villa Fiorito Villa Martelli Villa Mercedes Zárate Catamarca Main article: List of cities in Catamarca San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca Andalgalá Belén San Isidro Santa María Saujil Tinogasta Chaco Main article: List of cities in Chaco Resistencia Barranqueras Castelli Charata General José de San Martín General Pinedo Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña Villa Ángela Chubut Main article: List of cities in Chubut Rawson Comodoro Rivadavia Dolavon Esquel Gaiman Puerto Madryn Puerto Pirámides Rada Tilly Sarmiento Trelew Trevelin Córdoba Main article: List of cities in Córdoba (Argentina)











































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Puerto Santa Cruz Caleta Olivia El Calafate El Chaltén Gobernador Gregores Los Antiguos Pico Truncado Puerto Deseado Puerto San Julián Río Gallegos Río Turbio Santa Fe Main article: List of cities in Santa Fe Santa Fe Cañada de Gómez Carlos Pellegrini Coronda Esperanza Funes Frontera Rafaela Reconquista Rosario Rufino San Carlos Centro San Lorenzo Santo Tomé Sauce Viejo Sunchales Venado Tuerto Villa Cañás Villa Constitución Santiago del Estero Main article: List of cities in Santiago del Estero Santiago del Estero Añatuya Frías Isca Yacu La Banda Loreto Río Hondo Tierra del Fuego Main article: List of cities in Tierra del Fuego Ushuaia Río Grande Tolhuin Tucumán Main article: List of cities in Tucumán San Miguel de Tucumán Aguilares Banda del Río Salí Concepción Famaillá Lules Monteros Simoca Tafí del Valle Tafí Viejo Yerba Buena See also List of cities in Argentina by population List of cities List of cities in South America External links Population of world cities [hide] v t e List of cities in South America Sovereign states Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Uruguay Venezuela Dependencies and other territories Aruba Bonaire Curaçao Falkland Islands French Guiana South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands cyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search See also: List of towns in Chile and Communes of Chile Map of Chile Santiago, capital of Chile Valparaíso La Serena Antofagasta Temuco Talca Arica Chillán Iquique This is a list of cities in Chile. A city is defined by Chile's National Statistics Institute (INE) as an urban entity[1] possessing more than 5,000 inhabitants. This list is based on a June 2005 report by the INE based on the 2002 census which registered 239 cities across the country.[2] Contents 1 List of cities per region 1.1 Arica and Parinacota Region 1.2 Tarapacá Region 1.3 Antofagasta Region 1.4 Atacama Region 1.5 Coquimbo Region 1.6 Valparaíso Region 1.7 O'Higgins Region 1.8 Maule Region 1.9 Biobío Region 1.10 Araucanía Region 1.11 Los Ríos Region 1.12 Los Lagos Region 1.13 Aisén Region 1.14 Magallanes and Antártica Chilena Region 1.15 Santiago Metropolitan Region 2 Largest cities 3 See also 4 References 5 External links List of cities per region Arica and Parinacota Region Arica Tarapacá Region Iquique Pozo Almonte Alto Hospicio Antofagasta Region Antofagasta Estación Zaldívar Mejillones Taltal Calama Chuquicamata Tocopilla María Elena Atacama Region Copiapó Caldera Tierra Amarilla Chañaral Diego de Almagro El Salvador Vallenar Huasco Coquimbo Region La Serena Coquimbo Andacollo Vicuña Illapel Los Vilos Salamanca Ovalle Combarbalá Monte Patria El Palqui Valparaíso Region Valparaíso Placilla de Peñuelas Casablanca Concón Las Ventanas Quilpué Quintero Villa Alemana Viña del Mar Los Andes Calle Larga Señor Pobre Béjares Rinconada San Esteban La Ligua Cabildo Quillota La Calera Hijuelas La Cruz Limache Nogales El Melón Olmué San Antonio Algarrobo Cartagena El Quisco El Tabo Las Cruces Santo Domingo San Felipe Catemu Llaillay Putaendo Villa Los Almendros Santa María O'Higgins Region Rancagua Codegua Doñihue Lo Miranda Graneros Las Cabras Machalí San Francisco de Mostazal Gultro Peumo Punta Diamante Quinta de Tilcoco Rengo Requínoa San Vicente de Taguatagua Pichilemu San Fernando Chimbarongo Nancagua Palmilla Santa Cruz Maule Region Talca Constitución Culenar Villa Francia San Clemente Cauquenes Curicó Hualañé Molina Teno Linares Longaví Parral San Javier Villa Alegre Biobío Region Concepción Coronel Chiguayante Hualqui Lota Penco San Pedro de la Paz Santa Juana Talcahuano Tomé Hualpén Lebu Arauco Cañete Curanilahue Los Álamos Los Ángeles Cabrero Monte Águila La Laja Mulchén Nacimiento San Rosendo Santa Bárbara Huépil Yumbel Chillán Bulnes Coelemu Coihueco Chillán Viejo Quillón Quirihue San Carlos Yungay Araucanía Region











































Temuco Labranza Carahue Cunco Freire Gorbea Lautaro Loncoche Nueva Imperial Padre Las Casas Pitrufquén Pucón Villarrica Angol Collipulli Curacautín Purén Renaico Traiguén Victoria Los Ríos Region Valdivia Futrono La Unión Lanco Los Lagos San José de la Mariquina Paillaco Panguipulli Río Bueno Los Lagos Region Puerto Montt Calbuco Fresia Frutillar Los Muermos Llanquihue Puerto Varas Castro Ancud Quellón Osorno Purranque Río Negro Aisén Region Coyhaique Puerto Aisén Magallanes and Antártica Chilena Region Punta Arenas Puerto Natales Santiago Metropolitan Region Santiago (commune) Cerrillos Cerro Navia Conchalí El Bosque Estación Central Huechuraba Independencia La Cisterna La Florida La Granja La Pintana La Reina Las Condes Lo Barnechea Lo Espejo Lo Prado Macul Maipú Ñuñoa Pedro Aguirre Cerda Peñalolén Providencia Pudahuel Quilicura Quinta Normal Recoleta Renca San Joaquín San Miguel San Ramón Vitacura Puente Alto Pirque La Obra-Las Vertientes San José de Maipo Colina Lampa Batuco Tiltil San Bernardo Buin Alto Jahuel Bajos de San Agustín Paine Hospital Melipilla Curacaví Talagante El Monte Isla de Maipo Las Islita Padre Hurtado Peñaflor Largest cities This list includes conurbations, "absorptions" and cities with over 150,000 inhabitants. The individual city ranking is included in parentheses. Information is from the 2002 census. (Note: The population given is limited to the city area and is not the population in the whole commune.) Santiago Metropolis conurbation: 5,428,590 Puente Alto: 492,603 (1) Maipú: 463,103 (2) La Florida: 365,563 (3) Las Condes: 249,893 (7) San Bernardo: 237,708 (8) Peñalolén: 216,060 (10) Santiago: 200,792 (13) Pudahuel: 192,258 (14) La Pintana: 190,085 (15) El Bosque: 175,594 (17) Ñuñoa: 163,511 (20) Greater Valparaíso conurbation: 803,683 Viña del Mar: 286,931 (4) Valparaíso: 263,499 (6) Greater Concepción conurbation: 666,381 Concepción: 212,003 (11) Talcahuano: 161,692 (21) Greater La Serena conurbation: 296,253 Antofagasta: 285,255 (5) Greater Temuco conurbation: 260,878 Temuco: 227,086 (9) Rancagua conurbation: 236,363 Rancagua: 206,971 (12) Talca absorption: 191,154 Talca: 189,505 (16) Arica: 175,441 (18) Chillán conurbation: 165,528 Iquique: 164,396 (19) Puerto Montt: 153,118 (22) Venezuela From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Map of Venezuela Caracas, Capital of Venezuela Maracaibo Valencia Barquisimeto Maturín Maracay San Cristóbal This is a list of cities, towns and communities in Venezuela. Capitals of states are marked with a *. City Official Name Population State Year Founded Flag Isla Ratón 3,000 Amazonas 1943 La Esmeralda Amazonas 1758 Maroa 890 Amazonas 1760 Puerto Ayacucho* 41,000 Amazonas 1924 San Carlos de Río Negro 1,200 Amazonas 1759 San Fernando de Atabapo 5,000 Amazonas 1758 San Juan de Manapiare 991 Amazonas 1940 Anaco 117,605 Anzoátegui 1944 Aragua de Barcelona Aragua de Barcelona 27,025 Anzoátegui 1735 Barcelona* 750,000 Anzoátegui 1671 Caigua 8,000 Anzoátegui 1667 Cantaura 42,000 Anzoátegui 1740 Clarines 15,000 Anzoátegui 1594 El Chaparro 8,934 Anzoátegui El Tigre 151,011 Anzoátegui 1933 Guanta 35,000 Anzoátegui 1594 Lechería Anzoátegui Mapire Anzoátegui Onoto 12,358 Anzoátegui Pariguán 34,769 Anzoátegui 1744 Puerto La Cruz 218,228 Anzoátegui 1934 Puerto Píritu 11,000 Anzoátegui 1513 San José de Guanipa 64,016 Anzoátegui 1910 San Mateo 12,905 Anzoátegui San Miguel 4,000 Anzoátegui 1661 San Tomé Anzoátegui Santa Ana 16,000 Anzoátegui 1735 Soledad 15,000 Anzoátegui Urica Anzoátegui Valle de Guanape 20,000 Anzoátegui 1960 Vidoño 3,500 Anzoátegui Zuata Anzoátegui 1750 Achaguas Apure 1774 Arichuna Apure Biruaca Apure Bruzual Apure Ciudad Sucre 1,000 Apure 1997 El Amparo Apure Elorza Apure Guachara 6,080 Apure 1780 Guasdualito 105,000 Apure 1771 Mantecal Apure Puerto Páez 5,321 Apure 1922 San Fernando de Apure* 175,000[1] Apure 1788 San Juan de Payara Apure 1768 Barbacoas 16,469 Aragua 1712 Cagua 119,052 Aragua 1620 Camatagua 5,444 Aragua 1693 Colonia Tovar 14,309 Aragua 1843 El Consejo 41,748 Aragua El Limón 148,270 Aragua La Victoria 143,468 Aragua 1620











































Maracay* 1,302,000 Aragua 1701 Ocumare de la Costa 7,000 Aragua 1731 Palo Negro 128,895 Aragua San Casimiro Aragua San Mateo 38,062 Aragua 1620 San Sebastián Aragua 1585 Santa Cruz 29,773 Aragua Turmero 344,746 Aragua 1620 Arismendi Barinas Barinas* 284,305 Barinas 1577 Sabaneta 2,490 Barinas 1787 Caicara del Orinoco Bolívar Ciudad Bolívar* 291,170 Bolívar 1595 Ciudad Guayana 946,606 Bolívar 1961 El Callao Bolívar El Dorado Bolívar El Paují Bolívar Guasipati Bolívar 1757 Iboriwo Bolívar Kavanayen Bolívar Maripa 5,000 Bolívar Paraitepuy de Roraima Bolívar San Francisco de Yuruaní Bolívar Santa Elena de Uairén 29,795 Bolívar 1923 San Rafael de Kamoirán Bolívar Upata 168,856 Bolívar 1762 Wönken Bolívar Bejuma Carabobo 1843 Guacara 151,788 Carabobo 1624 Güigüe 60,000 Carabobo 1781 Los Guayos 169,541 Carabobo 1694 Mariara 115,515 Carabobo 1781 Morón Carabobo Naguanagua 144,308 Carabobo 1782 Puerto Cabello 163,886 Carabobo 1730 San Diego 187,215 Carabobo 1781 San Joaquín 47,920 Carabobo Tocuyito Carabobo 1547 Valencia* Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Nueva Valencia del Rey 2,585,202 Carabobo 1555 Nueva bandera alcaldia bolivariana de valencia.jpg Cojedes 14,044 Cojedes El Pao Cojedes 1661 San Carlos* 83,957 Cojedes 1678 Tinaco 25,000 Cojedes Tinaquillo 63,000 Cojedes 1781 Curiapo Delta Amacuro Pedernales 172,892 Delta Amacuro 1858 Tucupita* 72,856 Delta Amacuro 1848 Dabajuro 25,469 Falcón 1914 Coro* 135,246 Falcón 1527 Punto Fijo 131,737 Falcón 1940 Tucacas Falcón Urumaco Falcón Altagracia de Orituco Guárico Calabozo 117,148 Guárico 1724 Chaguaramas Guárico El Socorro 14,049 Guárico Guayabal Guárico Ortiz Guárico San Juan de Los Morros* 125,347 Guárico 1780 Valle de la Pascua 139,095 Guárico 1726 Zaraza 138,642 Guárico 1646 Barquisimeto* Nueva Segovia de Barquisimeto 1,600,000 Lara 1563 Bandera de barquisimeto.jpg Cabudare 131,013 Lara Carora 105,400 Lara 1600 El Tocuyo 41,327 Lara 1545 Sanare 48,764 Lara 1620 Sarare 12,535 Lara 1716 Quíbor 70,536 Lara 1620 Bailadores 345,489 Mérida 1558 Ejido 107,056 Mérida 1650 El Vigía 128,222 Mérida Mérida* 215,289 Mérida 1558 Mucuchíes 2,983 Mérida 1586 Caracas* (federal capital) Santiago de León de Caracas 5,576,000 Metropolitan district and Miranda [2] 1567 BanderaCaracasDC.png Charallave 129,213 Miranda 1681 Cúa 182,925 Miranda 1690 Cúpira Miranda 1726 Guarenas 181,657 Miranda 1621 Guatire 192,291 Miranda Higuerote 25,000 Miranda 1499 Los Teques* 279,424 Miranda 1777 Mamporal Miranda 1738 Ocumare del Tuy 166,112 Miranda 1597 Río Chico Miranda San Antonio de Los Altos 74,422 Miranda 1683 San Francisco de Yare Miranda San José de Barlovento Miranda 1846 Santa Lucía Miranda Santa Teresa del Tuy 261,000[3] Miranda 1761 Aragua de Maturín Monagas Caripe Monagas 1734 Caripito 50,000 Monagas Maturín* 410,967 Monagas 1760 Punta de Mata Monagas Juan Griego 28,256 Nueva Esparta 1545 La Asunción* 28,500 Nueva Esparta 1565 Pampatar 35,400 Nueva Esparta 1662 Porlamar 185,120[4] Nueva Esparta 1536 Acarigua 143,739 Portuguesa 1670 Araure 111,908 Portuguesa 1694 Guanare* 112,315 Portuguesa 1591 Ospino 39,215 Portuguesa 1713 Araya Sucre Carúpano 112,102 Sucre 1647 Casanay Sucre Cumaná* 257,821 Sucre 1522 Marigüitar Sucre Río Caribe 13,667 Sucre 1713 Colón 48,982 Táchira La Fría Táchira 1853 La Grita 90,000 Táchira 1576 Michelena 22,500 Táchira 1849 Palmira 25,000 Táchira 1627 Pregonero Táchira 1727 Queniquea 20,000 Táchira San Antonio del Táchira 48,171[5] Táchira 1724 Santa Ana del Táchira Táchira 1860 San Cristóbal* 246,620 Táchira 1561 Táriba 128,590 Táchira 1547 Boconó 79,710 Trujillo 1560 La Quebrada Trujillo Monte Carmelo Trujillo Trujillo* 38,110 Trujillo 1557 Valera 135,215 Trujillo Catia La Mar 106,850 Vargas La Guaira* 270,792 Vargas 1555 Maiquetia Vargas Chivacoa 59,059 Yaracuy 1695 Guama 87,909 Yaracuy 1670 San Felipe* 220,786[5] Yaracuy 1729 Yaritagua 120,000 Yaracuy 1699 Cabimas 200,859 Zulia 1758 Ciudad Ojeda 128,941 Zulia 1937 La Villa del Rosario 120,000 Zulia Machiques 150,000 Zulia 1841 Maracaibo* Maracaibo 4,163,670 Zulia 1529 Bandera del Municipio Maracaibo.png San Rafael del Moján Zulia Sinamaica 2,000 Zulia San Carlos del Zulia Zulia 1778 See also Demographics of Venezuela Subdivisions of Venezuela List of states of Venezuela by area and population Bolivia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This is a list of the thirty largest [1] towns and cities in Bolivia: Map of Bolivia La Paz, Capital of Bolivia File:Sucre Panorama.jpg Sucre no. city/town 1992 census 2001 census 2008 estimate annual growth (%) 1 Santa Cruz 697 278 1 113 582 1 545 161 4.79 2 El Alto 424 528 647 350 907 887 4.95 3 La Paz 713 378 789 585 877 363 1.52 4 Cochabamba 516 683 516 683 608 276 2.36 5 Sucre 131 769 193 876 281 240 5.46 6 Oruro 183 422 201 230 228 624 1.84 7 Tarija 90 113 135 783 194 768 5.29 8 Potosí 112 291 132 966 160 648 2.74 9 Sacaba 92 581 92 581 104 285 1.72 10 Montero 57 027 78 294 98 078 3.27 11 Trinidad 57 328 75 987 92 050 2.78 12 Riberalta 43 454 64 511 84 888 4.00 13 Yacuiba 64 611 84 779 1.52 14 Quillacollo 74 980 74 980 84 548 1.73 15 Colcapirhua 41 637 41 637 47 041 1.76 16 Cobija 10 001 20 820 40 125 9.83 17 Guayaramerín 27 706 33 095 37 121 1.65 18 Viacha 29 108 35 102 19 Villazón 23 670 28 045 33 943 2.76 20 Camiri 27 971 26 505 32 670 3.03 21 Bermejo 21 394 26 059 32 140 3.04 22 Tiquipaya 26 732 26 732 30 227 1.77 23 El Carmen 4 761 13 094 26 548 10.62 24 San Ignacio 12 565 19 401 26 535 4.57 25 Warnes 10 866 17 872 25 619 5.28 26 Tupiza 20 137 21 707 24 491 1.74 27 San Borja 11 072 16 891 22 736 4.34 28 Villamontes 11 086 16 113 22 675 5.00 29 Cotoca 9 229 15 181 21 764 5.28 30 Yapacaní 8 585 14 589 21 428 5.65 Abaí Acahay Aguaray Alberdi Alto Verá Areguá Asunción Atyrá Ayolas B Bella Vista, Amambay Benjamín Aceval C Caacupé Caaguazú Caapucú Caazapá Cambyreta Capiatá Capiíbary Capitán Bado Capitán Mauricio José Troche Capitán Meza Capitán Miranda Caraguatay Carayaó Carmen del Paraná Cerrito Ciudad del Este Concepción Coronel Bogado Coronel Martínez Coronel Oviedo Curuguaty D Desmochados Doctor Botrell Doctor Cecilio Báez Doctor Eulogio Estigarribia Doctor Juan Manuel Frutos Doctor Moisés Bertoni Doctor Pedro P. Peña E Edelira Encarnación F Fernando de la Mora Fernheim Colony Filadelfia Fuerte Olimpo G General Artigas General Delgado General Elizardo Aquino General Eugenio A. Garay General Francisco Álvarez General Higinio Morínigo General Isidro Resquín General José Eduvigis Díaz Guarambaré Guayaibi Guazu-Cua H Hernandaríaz Hohenhau Horqueta Humaitá I Independencia Isla Pucu Isla Umbú Itacurubí de la Cordillera Itacurubí del Rosario Itanará Itapé Itapúa Poty Itaquyry Itauguá Iturbe J José Falcón José Fasardi José Ocampos Juan Emilio O'Leary K Katueté L La Pastoria La Victoria Lambaré Laureles Leandro Oviedo Limpio Luque M Mariano Roque Alonso Mariscal Estigarribia Mariscal Francisco Solano López Mayor José Dejesús Martínez Mayor Otaño Mayor Pablo Lagerenza Mbaracayú Mbocayaty Mbocayty del Yhaguy Mbutuy Mbuyapey Menno Colony Menno Minga Guazú N Nanawa Natalicio Talavera Natalio Neuland Colony Nueva Alborada Nueva Germania Nueva Italia Nueva Londres Ñ Ñacunday Ñemby Ñumí O Obligado P Paraguarí Paso de Patria Paso Yobai Pedro Juan Caballero Pilar Pirayú Pozo Colorado Presidente Franco Primero de Marzo Puerto Pinasco Q Quiindy Quyquyho R Raúl Arsenio Oviedo Repatriación S Salto del Guairá San Alberto San Bernardino San Cosme y Damián San Estanislao San Ignacio Guasú San José de los Arroyos San Juan Bautista de Ñeembucú San Juan Bautista, Misiones San Juan del Paraná San Lorenzo San Pablo San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú San Pedro del Paraná San Rafael del Paraná Sapucaí T Tacuaras Tacuatí Tavaí Tebicuarymí Tomás Romero Pereira Tres Corrales Trinidad U Unión V Vaquería Veinticinco de Diciembre Villa Elisa Villa Franca Villa Hayes Villa Oliva Villalbín Villarrica Villeta Y Yabebyry Yaguarón Yataity Yataity del Norte Yatytay Ybycuí Ybytimí Yegros Ygatimi Yhú Ypacaraí Ypané Ypehú Yuty See also List of cities and towns in Paraguay











































in Uruguay is a list of all populated centres of Uruguay that have received the status of "Ciudad" (City). There are several populated places that have not received this status, with a population below 10,000 but as big as that of many cities. The ranks shown are only among cities and not including their wider metropolitan areas. The 39 top ones are the biggest populated centres of Uruguay. The year given is not the year of foundation but that of the acquisition of "City" status. If this status was obtained on an unknown date before the Independence of Uruguay, the foundation year is given in parentheses, or the date it was declared a "Villa" (Town) followed by an asterisk*. Rank City Year Population Department 1985 Census 1996 Census 2004 Census 2011 Census 1 Montevideo (1724) 1,251,647 1,303,182 1,269,648 1,319,108 Montevideo 2 Salto 1863 80,823 93,117 99,072 104,028 Salto 3 Ciudad de la Costa 1994 34,483 66,596 83,399 95,176* Canelones 4 Paysandú 1863 76,191 74,568 73,272 76,412 Paysandú 5 Las Piedras 1925 58,288 66,584 69,222 71,258 Canelones 6 Rivera 1912 57,316 62,859 64,426 64,465 Rivera 7 Maldonado (1755) 33,536 48,936 54,603 62,590 Maldonado 8 Tacuarembó 1912 40,413 45,891 51,224 54,755 Tacuarembó 9 Melo 1895 42,615 46,883 50,578 51,830 Cerro Largo 10 Mercedes 1857 36,702 39,320 42,032 41,974 Soriano 11 Artigas 1915 35,119 40,244 41,687 40,658 Artigas 12 Minas 1888 34,661 37,146 37,925 38,446 Lavalleja 13 San José de Mayo 1856 31,827 34,552 36,339 36,743 San José 14 Durazno 1906 27,835 30,607 33,576 34,368 Durazno 15 Florida 1894 28,445 31,594 32,128 33,639 Florida 16 Barros Blancos 2006 10,585 13,464 13,553 31,650 Canelones 17 Ciudad del Plata 2006 35,588 (2009 estimate) 31,145 San José 18 San Carlos 1929 19,878 24,030 24,771 27,471 Maldonado 19 Colonia del Sacramento 1809* 19,101 22,200 21,714 26,213 Colonia 20 Pando 1920 19,797 23,384 24,004 25,947 Canelones 21 Treinta y Tres 1915 28,117 26,390 25,711 25,477 Treinta y Tres 22 Rocha 1894 24,015 26,017 25,538 25,422 Rocha 23 Fray Bentos 1900 20,135 21,959 23,122 22,406 Río Negro 24 Trinidad 1903 18,372 20,031 20,982 21,429 Flores 25 La Paz 1957 16,209 19,547 19,832 20,524 Canelones 26 Canelones 1916 17,325 19,388 19,631 19,865 Canelones 27 Carmelo 1920 14,127 16,658 16,866 18,041 Colonia 28 Dolores 1923 12,914 14,784 15,753 17,174 Soriano 29 Young 1963 12,249 14,567 15,759 16,756 Río Negro 30 Santa Lucía 1925 14,951 16,764 16,425 16,742 Canelones 31 Progreso 1981 11,244 14,471 15,775 16,244 Canelones 32 Río Branco 1953 9,035 12,215 13,456 14,604 Cerro Largo 33 Paso de los Toros 1953 12,826 13,315 13,231 12,985 Tacuarembó 34 Juan Lacaze 1953 12,574 12,988 13,196 12,816 Colonia 35 Bella Unión 1963 12,238 13,537 13,187 12,200 Artigas 36 Nueva Helvecia 1952 8,768 9,650 10,002 10,630 Colonia 37 Libertad 1963 7,032 8,353 9,196 10,166 San José 38 Rosario 1920 8,879 9,428 9,311 10,085 Colonia 39 Nueva Palmira 1953 7,151 8,339 9,230 9,857 Colonia 40 Chuy 1981 8,257 9,804 10,401 9,675 Rocha 41 Punta del Este 1957 6,731 8,294 7,298 9,277 Maldonado 42 Piriápolis 1960 5,878 7,570 7,899 8,830 Maldonado 43 Salinas 1982 2,523 5,279 6,574 8,626 Canelones 44 Parque del Plata 1969 3,229 4,993 5,900 7,896 Canelones 45 Lascano 1952 7,152 7,134 6,994 7,645 Rocha 46 Castillos 1952 6,836 7,346 7,649 7,541 Rocha 47 Tranqueras 1994 4,862 5,967 7,284 7,235 Rivera 48 Sarandí del Yí 1956 5,910 6,662 7,289 7,176 Durazno 49 San Ramón 1953 7,001 6,828 6,992 7,133 Canelones 50 Tarariras 1969 5,535 6,174 6,070 6,632 Colonia 51 Pan De Azúcar 1961 5,513 6,532 7,098 6,597 Maldonado 52 Sauce 1973 4,294 4,932 5,797 6,132 Canelones 53 Sarandí Grande 1956 5,379 5,635 6,362 6,130 Florida 54 Atlántida 1967 2,764 3,989 4,580 5,562 Canelones 55 José Pedro Varela 1967 4,077 4,983 5,332 5,118 Lavalleja 56 Tala 1960 4,197 4,720 4,939 5,089 Canelones 57 Guichón 1964 4,284 4,826 5,025 5,039 Paysandú 58 Cardona 1963 3,822 4,579 4,689 4,600 Soriano 59 San Jacinto 1976 2,795 3,596 3,909 4,510 Canelones 60 Toledo 1995 3,321 3,487 4,028 4,397 Canelones 61 Vergara 1994 3,379 3,983 3,985 3,810 Treinta y Tres 62 Santa Rosa 1972 2,808 3,263 3,660 3,727 Canelones 63 Florencio Sánchez 1995 2,562 3,038 3,526 3,716 Colonia 64 La Paloma 1982 2,235 3,084 3,202 3,495 Rocha 65 San Gregorio de Polanco 1994 2,856 3,101 3,673 3,415 Tacuarembó 66 Ombúes de Lavalle 1984 3,024 3,189 3,451 3,390 Colonia 67 Colonia Valdense 1982 2,409 2,876 3,087 3,235 Colonia 68 Cerrillos 1971 1,763 1,916 2,080 2,508 Canelones 69 Aiguá 1956 2,362 2,567 2,676 2,465 Maldonado 70 Migues 1970 2,079 2,004 2,180 2,109 Canelones 71 Dr. Francisco Soca 1971 1,667 1,764 1,742 1,797 Canelones * According to the INE, during the 2011 census, the population Paso de Carrasco and some barrios not belonging to the municipality of Ciudad de la Costa were counted as part of the city. This would bring its population to 112,447. However, Wikipedia takes the number 95,178 as the one reflecting the population of what is officially defined as "Ciudad de la Costa" and which coincides with the limits of the municipality of the same name. Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística de Uruguay[1][2][3] See also List of populated places in Uruguay Municipalities of Uruguay











































in Uruguay is a list of all populated centres of Uruguay that have received the status of "Ciudad" (City). There are several populated places that have not received this status, with a population below 10,000 but as big as that of many cities. The ranks shown are only among cities and not including their wider metropolitan areas. The 39 top ones are the biggest populated centres of Uruguay. The year given is not the year of foundation but that of the acquisition of "City" status. If this status was obtained on an unknown date before the Independence of Uruguay, the foundation year is given in parentheses, or the date it was declared a "Villa" (Town) followed by an asterisk*. Rank City Year Population Department 1985 Census 1996 Census 2004 Census 2011 Census 1 Montevideo (1724) 1,251,647 1,303,182 1,269,648 1,319,108 Montevideo 2 Salto 1863 80,823 93,117 99,072 104,028 Salto 3 Ciudad de la Costa 1994 34,483 66,596 83,399 95,176* Canelones 4 Paysandú 1863 76,191 74,568 73,272 76,412 Paysandú 5 Las Piedras 1925 58,288 66,584 69,222 71,258 Canelones 6 Rivera 1912 57,316 62,859 64,426 64,465 Rivera 7 Maldonado (1755) 33,536 48,936 54,603 62,590 Maldonado 8 Tacuarembó 1912 40,413 45,891 51,224 54,755 Tacuarembó 9 Melo 1895 42,615 46,883 50,578 51,830 Cerro Largo 10 Mercedes 1857 36,702 39,320 42,032 41,974 Soriano 11 Artigas 1915 35,119 40,244 41,687 40,658 Artigas 12 Minas 1888 34,661 37,146 37,925 38,446 Lavalleja 13 San José de Mayo 1856 31,827 34,552 36,339 36,743 San José 14 Durazno 1906 27,835 30,607 33,576 34,368 Durazno 15 Florida 1894 28,445 31,594 32,128 33,639 Florida 16 Barros Blancos 2006 10,585 13,464 13,553 31,650 Canelones 17 Ciudad del Plata 2006 35,588 (2009 estimate) 31,145 San José 18 San Carlos 1929 19,878 24,030 24,771 27,471 Maldonado 19 Colonia del Sacramento 1809* 19,101 22,200 21,714 26,213 Colonia 20 Pando 1920 19,797 23,384 24,004 25,947 Canelones 21 Treinta y Tres 1915 28,117 26,390 25,711 25,477 Treinta y Tres 22 Rocha 1894 24,015 26,017 25,538 25,422 Rocha 23 Fray Bentos 1900 20,135 21,959 23,122 22,406 Río Negro 24 Trinidad 1903 18,372 20,031 20,982 21,429 Flores 25 La Paz 1957 16,209 19,547 19,832 20,524 Canelones 26 Canelones 1916 17,325 19,388 19,631 19,865 Canelones 27 Carmelo 1920 14,127 16,658 16,866 18,041 Colonia 28 Dolores 1923 12,914 14,784 15,753 17,174 Soriano 29 Young 1963 12,249 14,567 15,759 16,756 Río Negro 30 Santa Lucía 1925 14,951 16,764 16,425 16,742 Canelones 31 Progreso 1981 11,244 14,471 15,775 16,244 Canelones 32 Río Branco 1953 9,035 12,215 13,456 14,604 Cerro Largo 33 Paso de los Toros 1953 12,826 13,315 13,231 12,985 Tacuarembó 34 Juan Lacaze 1953 12,574 12,988 13,196 12,816 Colonia 35 Bella Unión 1963 12,238 13,537 13,187 12,200 Artigas 36 Nueva Helvecia 1952 8,768 9,650 10,002 10,630 Colonia 37 Libertad 1963 7,032 8,353 9,196 10,166 San José 38 Rosario 1920 8,879 9,428 9,311 10,085 Colonia 39 Nueva Palmira 1953 7,151 8,339 9,230 9,857 Colonia 40 Chuy 1981 8,257 9,804 10,401 9,675 Rocha 41 Punta del Este 1957 6,731 8,294 7,298 9,277 Maldonado 42 Piriápolis 1960 5,878 7,570 7,899 8,830 Maldonado 43 Salinas 1982 2,523 5,279 6,574 8,626 Canelones 44 Parque del Plata 1969 3,229 4,993 5,900 7,896 Canelones 45 Lascano 1952 7,152 7,134 6,994 7,645 Rocha 46 Castillos 1952 6,836 7,346 7,649 7,541 Rocha 47 Tranqueras 1994 4,862 5,967 7,284 7,235 Rivera 48 Sarandí del Yí 1956 5,910 6,662 7,289 7,176 Durazno 49 San Ramón 1953 7,001 6,828 6,992 7,133 Canelones 50 Tarariras 1969 5,535 6,174 6,070 6,632 Colonia 51 Pan De Azúcar 1961 5,513 6,532 7,098 6,597 Maldonado 52 Sauce 1973 4,294 4,932 5,797 6,132 Canelones 53 Sarandí Grande 1956 5,379 5,635 6,362 6,130 Florida 54 Atlántida 1967 2,764 3,989 4,580 5,562 Canelones 55 José Pedro Varela 1967 4,077 4,983 5,332 5,118 Lavalleja 56 Tala 1960 4,197 4,720 4,939 5,089 Canelones 57 Guichón 1964 4,284 4,826 5,025 5,039 Paysandú 58 Cardona 1963 3,822 4,579 4,689 4,600 Soriano 59 San Jacinto 1976 2,795 3,596 3,909 4,510 Canelones 60 Toledo 1995 3,321 3,487 4,028 4,397 Canelones 61 Vergara 1994 3,379 3,983 3,985 3,810 Treinta y Tres 62 Santa Rosa 1972 2,808 3,263 3,660 3,727 Canelones 63 Florencio Sánchez 1995 2,562 3,038 3,526 3,716 Colonia 64 La Paloma 1982 2,235 3,084 3,202 3,495 Rocha 65 San Gregorio de Polanco 1994 2,856 3,101 3,673 3,415 Tacuarembó 66 Ombúes de Lavalle 1984 3,024 3,189 3,451 3,390 Colonia 67 Colonia Valdense 1982 2,409 2,876 3,087 3,235 Colonia 68 Cerrillos 1971 1,763 1,916 2,080 2,508 Canelones 69 Aiguá 1956 2,362 2,567 2,676 2,465 Maldonado 70 Migues 1970 2,079 2,004 2,180 2,109 Canelones 71 Dr. Francisco Soca 1971 1,667 1,764 1,742 1,797 Canelones * According to the INE, during the 2011 census, the population Paso de Carrasco and some barrios not belonging to the municipality of Ciudad de la Costa were counted as part of the city. This would bring its population to 112,447. However, Wikipedia takes the number 95,178 as the one reflecting the population of what is officially defined as "Ciudad de la Costa" and which coincides with the limits of the municipality of the same name. Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística de Uruguay[1][2][3] See also List of populated places in Uruguay Municipalities of Uruguay











































n Panama. Contents 1 Largest cities 2 Alphabetical list 3 References 4 External links Largest cities These are the largest 20 Panamanian cities and towns, listed in descending order. All figures are accurate as of 2010 and provincial capitals are shown in bold. Most of the largest cities are part of Panama City Metropolitan Area. Nº City Population Province 1 Panama City 880,691 Panamá 2 San Miguelito 315,019 Panamá 3 Tocumen 103,177 Panamá 4 David 89,442 Chiriquí 5 Las Cumbres 89,000 Panamá 6 Colón 78,000 Colón 7 La Chorrera 68,896 Panamá 8 Pacora 52,494 Panamá 9 Santiago de Veraguas 50,877 Veraguas 10 Chitré 46,191 Herrera 11 Arraiján 41,041 Panamá 12 Vista Alegre 41,000 Panamá 13 Chilibre 37,340 Panamá 14 Cativá 34,500 Panamá 15 Nuevo Arraiján 27,000 Panamá 16 Changuinola 24,420 Bocas del Toro 17 Alcalde Díaz 22,000 Panamá 18 Penonomé 21,748 Coclé 19 La Cabima 21,200 Panamá 20 Puerto Armuelles 19,753 Chiriquí Alphabetical list Achutupo Agua Buena Aguadulce, Coclé Ailigandí Alanje Alcalde Díaz Almirante Alto de la Estancia Alto del Espino Ancón Antón Arraiján Aserrío de Gariché Atalaya Berbá Bisira Boca de Parita Bocas Town Boquerón Boquete Bugaba Burica Bágala Caimitillo Calobre Calzada Larga Canoa Capellanía Capetí Capira Cartí Sugtupu Cativá Cañazas Celmira Cermeño Cerro Cama Cerro Punta Chame Changuinola Chepo Chichica Chigoré Chiguirí Arriba Chilibre Chimán Chiriquí Grande Chitré Churuquita Chiquita Churuquita Grande Cirilo Guainora Coetupo Colón Coloncito Cristóbal David Divalá Dolega El Caño El Copé El Cortezo El Cristo El Espavé El Espino de Santa Rosa El Giral El Porvenir El Real de Santa María El Rincón El Roble El Silencio El Uvito El Valle de la Unión Entradero Escobal Finca Blanco Finca Cincuenta y Uno Finca Corredor Garachiné Gariché Guabito Gualaca Guararé Guarumal Horconcitos Icantí Ipetí Jaqué Kanir-Dup Kankintú Kusapin La Cabima La Chorrera La Espigadilla La Loma











































La Mata La Mitra La Palma La Raya de Santa María La Tiza Las Cumbres Las Guías Oriente Las Minas Las Tablas Llano Largo Llano Marín Llano de Piedra Los Algarrobos Los Anastacios Los Boquerones Los Lotes Los Pollos Los Pozos Lídice Macaracas Mamitipo María Chiquita Mata del Nance Metetí Monte Lirio Mortí Mulatupo Nata Nombre de Dios Nueva Gorgona Nuevo Arraiján Nuevo Emperador Nuevo Guararé Nuevo San Juan Nuevo Vigía Ocú Olá Pacora Pacola Palmas Bellas Panama City – capital Parita Paso Blanco Pedasí Pedregal Penonomé Pesé Plaza de Caisán Pocrí (Coclé) Pocrí (Los Santos) Portobello Potrerillos Abajo Potrerillos Arriba Potrero Grande Puerto Armuelles Puerto Caimito Puerto Indio Puerto Pilón Punta Peña Quebrada Bonita Adentro Río Alejandro Río Duque Río Hato Río Rita Río Sereno Río de Jesús Sabanitas Sajalices San Miguelito San Vicente de Bique Santa Ana Arriba Santa Fé Santa Rita Arriba Santiago de Veraguas Sasardi Sioguí Abajo Sioguí Arriba Sortová Tocumen Tolé Tonosí Tubualá Unión Chocó Ustupo Vacamonte Valle del Risco Villa Carmen Villa Rosario Volcán Yaviza References This article incorporates information from the French Wikipedia External links Media related to Cities in Panama a











































see Municipality of Japan. Most large cities in Japan are cities designated by government ordinance. Some regionally important cities are designated as core cities. Tokyo is not included on this list, as the city of Tokyo ceased to exist on July 1, 1943. Tokyo now exists as a special "metropolis" prefecture (都 to), with 23 "special" wards (with the same status of city) making up the former boundaries of the former city in the eastern half of the prefecture. Contents 1 Cities 2 See also 3 References Cities Prefecture City Population Area Density Founded Homepage Aichi Nagoya 2,239,464 326.45 6,860 1889-10-01 [1] Aichi Toyohashi 377,045 261.35 1,443 1906-08-01 [2] Aichi Okazaki 371,380 387.24 959 1916-07-01 [3] Aichi Ichinomiya 375,939 113.91 3,300 1921-09-01 [4] Aichi Seto 132,311 111.61 1,185 1929-10-01 [5] Aichi Handa 117,927 47.24 2,496 1937-10-01 [6] Aichi Kasugai 300,713 92.71 3,244 1943-06-01 [7] Aichi Toyokawa 161,595 150.71 1,072 1943-06-01 [8] Aichi Tsushima, Aichi 65,646 25.08 2,617 1947-03-01 [9] Aichi Hekinan 73,024 35.86 2,036 1948-04-05 [10] Aichi Kariya 145,117 50.45 2,876 1950-04-01 [11] Aichi Toyota 420,286 918.47 458 1951-03-01 [12] Aichi Anjō 176,046 86.01 2,047 1952-05-05 [13] Aichi Nishio 106,643 75.78 1,407 1953-12-15 [14] Aichi Gamagōri 82,264 56.81 1,448 1954-04-01 [15] Aichi Inuyama 75,304 74.97 1,004 1954-04-01 [16] Aichi Tokoname 52,837 55.63 950 1954-04-01 [17] Aichi Kōnan, Aichi 100,064 30.17 3,317 1954-06-01 [18] Aichi Komaki 149,060 62.82 2,373 1955-01-01 [19] Aichi Inazawa 137,475 79.30 1,734 1958-11-01 [20] Aichi Tōkai 106,708 43.36 2,461 1969-04-01 [21] Aichi Ōbu 83,097 33.68 2,467 1970-09-01 [22] Aichi Chita 84,782 45.43 1,866 1970-09-01 [23] Aichi Chiryū 68,216 16.34 4,175 1970-12-01 [24] Aichi Owariasahi 79,197 21.03 3,766 1970-12-01 [25] Aichi Takahama 43,467 13.00 3,344 1970-12-01 [26] Aichi Iwakura 48,042 10.49 4,580 1971-12-01 [27] Aichi Toyoake 69,124 23.18 2,982 1972-08-01 [28] Aichi Nisshin 80,921 34.90 2,319 1994-10-01 [29] Aichi Tahara 66,698 188.81 353 2003-08-20 [30] Aichi Aisai 65,481 66.63 983 2005-04-01 [31] Aichi Kiyosu 56,635 13.31 4,255 2005-07-07 [32] Aichi Shinshiro 51,326 499.00 103 2005-10-01 [33] Aichi Kitanagoya 80,112 18.37 4,361 2006-03-20 [34] Aichi Yatomi 43,145 48.92 882 2006-04-01 [35] Aichi Miyoshi - 32.11 - 2010-01-04 [36] Aichi Ama - 27.59 - 2010-03-22 [37] Akita Akita 329,287 905.67 364 1889-04-01 [38] Akita Ōdate 80,587 913.70 88.2 1951-04-01 [39] Akita Kazuno 35,543 707.34 50.2 1972-04-01 [40] Akita Daisen 91,143 866.67 105 2005-03-22 [41] Akita Katagami 35,460 97.96 362 2005-03-22 [42] Akita Kitaakita 38,543 1,152.57 33.4 2005-03-22 [43] Akita Oga 34,194 240.80 142 2005-03-22 [44] Akita Yurihonjō 87,525 1,209.04 72.4 2005-03-22 [45] Akita Yuzawa 53,588 790.72 67.8 2005-03-22 [46] Akita Semboku 30,885 1,093.64 28.2 2005-09-20 [47] Akita Yokote 101,234 693.60 146 2005-10-01 [48] Akita Nikaho 28,422 240.61 118 2005-10-01 [49] Akita Noshiro 61,295 426.74 144 2006-03-21 [50] Aomori Hachinohe 241,613 305.17 792 1929-05-01 [51] Aomori Kuroishi 37,585 216.96 173 1954-07-01 [52] Aomori Misawa 42,535 119.97 355 1958-09-01 [53] Aomori Mutsu 62,220 863.79 72.0 1959-09-01 [54] Aomori Towada 66,834 688.60 97.1 2005-01-01 [55] Aomori Tsugaru 38,919 253.85 153 2005-02-11 [56] Aomori Goshogawara 60,788 404.58 150 2005-03-28 [57] Aomori Aomori 305,884 824.52 371 2005-04-01 [58] Aomori Hirakawa 34,638 345.81 100 2006-01-01 [59] Aomori Hirosaki 185,865 523.60 355 2006-02-27 [60] Chiba Chiba 938,695 272.08 3,450 1921-01-01 [61] Chiba Chōshi 72,348 83.91 862 1933-02-11 [62] Chiba Ichikawa 470,149 57.40 8,191 1934-11-03 [63] Chiba Funabashi 586,762 85.64 6,851 1937-04-01 [64] Chiba Tateyama 49,987 110.21 454 1939-11-03 [65] Chiba Kisarazu 123,743 138.73 892 1942-11-03 [66] Chiba Matsudo 477,603 61.33 7,787 1943-04-01 [67] Chiba Noda 153,422 103.54 1,482 1950-05-03 [68] Chiba Mobara 93,032 100.01 930 1952-04-01 [69] Chiba Narita 124,773 213.84 583 1954-03-31 [70] Chiba Sakura, Chiba 171,472 103.59 1,655 1954-03-31 [71] Chiba Tōgane 61,591 89.34 689 1954-04-01 [72] Chiba Narashino 159,758 20.99 7,611 1954-08-01 [73] Chiba Kashiwa 389,036 114.90 3,386 1954-09-01 [74] Chiba Katsuura 21,413 94.20 227 1958-10-01 [75] Chiba Ichihara 279,591 368.20 759 1963-05-01 [76] Chiba Nagareyama 156,686 35.28 4,441 1967-01-01 [77] Chiba Yachiyo 184,655 51.27 3,602 1967-01-01 [78] Chiba Abiko 133,533 43.19 3,092 1970-07-01 [79] Chiba Kamagaya 104,564 21.11 4,953 1971-09-01 [80] Chiba Kimitsu 89,350 318.83 280 1971-09-01 [81] Chiba Futtsu 48,973 205.35 238 1971-09-01 [82] Chiba Urayasu 159,312 17.29 9,214 1981-04-01 [83] Chiba Yotsukaidō 85,738 34.70 2,471 1981-04-01 [84] Chiba Sodegaura 59,443 94.92 626 1991-04-01 [85] Chiba Yachimata 75,369 74.87 1,007 1992-04-01 [86] Chiba Inzai 60,280 53.51 1,127 1996-04-01 [87] Chiba Shiroi 57,151 35.41 1,614 2001-04-01 [88] Chiba Tomisato 51,590 53.91 957 2002-04-01 [89] Chiba Kamogawa 35,792 191.30 187 2005-02-11 [90] Chiba Asahi 69,971 129.91 539 2005-07-01 [91] Chiba Isumi 41,605 157.50 264 2005-12-05 [92] Chiba Sōsa 41,361 101.78 406 2006-01-23 [93] Chiba Minamibōsō 43,553 230.22 189 2006-03-20 [94] Chiba Katori 85,193 262.31 325 2006-03-27 [95] Chiba Sanmu 57,806 146.38 395 2006-03-27 [96] Ehime Matsuyama 515,068 429.03 1,201 1889-12-15 [97] Ehime Niihama 123,329 234.30 526 1937-11-03 [98] Ehime Shikokuchūō 91,688 420.10 218 2004-04-01 [99] Ehime Seiyo 43,476 514.79 84.5 2004-04-01 [100] Ehime Tōon 35,517 211.45 168 2004-09-21 [101] Ehime Saijō 112,543 509.05 221 2004-11-01 [102] Ehime Ōzu 49,543 432.20 115 2005-01-11 [103] Ehime Imabari 170,986 419.85 407 2005-01-16 [104]











































Ehime Yawatahama 40,010 132.98 301 2005-03-28 [105] Ehime Iyo 38,890 194.47 200 2005-04-01 [106] Ehime Uwajima 86,819 469.52 185 2005-08-01 [107] Fukui Fukui 268,574 536.17 501 1889-04-01 [108] Fukui Tsuruga 68,188 250.75 272 1937-04-01 [109] Fukui Obama 31,486 232.86 135 1951-03-30 [110] Fukui Ōno, Fukui 36,763 872.30 42.1 1954-07-01 [111] Fukui Katsuyama 26,333 253.68 104 1954-09-01 [112] Fukui Sabae 67,430 84.75 796 1955-01-15 [113] Fukui Awara 30,765 116.99 263 2004-03-01 [114] Fukui Echizen 87,116 230.75 378 2005-10-01 [115] Fukui Sakai, Fukui 92,420 209.91 440 2006-03-20 [116] Fukuoka Fukuoka 1,430,371 340.96 4,195 1889-04-01 [117] Fukuoka Kurume 305,147 229.84 1,328 1889-04-01 [118] Fukuoka Ōmuta 127,474 81.55 1,563 1917-03-01 [119] Fukuoka Nōgata 57,319 61.78 928 1931-01-01 [120] Fukuoka Tagawa 50,484 54.52 926 1943-11-03 [121] Fukuoka Yanagawa 72,798 76.90 947 1952-04-01 [122] Fukuoka Yame 42,241 98.66 428 1954-04-01 [123] Fukuoka Chikugo 48,281 41.85 1,154 1954-04-01 [124] Fukuoka Ōkawa 38,266 33.61 1,139 1954-04-01 [125] Fukuoka Yukuhashi 70,064 69.83 1,003 1954-10-10 [126] Fukuoka Buzen 27,578 111.17 248 1955-04-10 [127] Fukuoka Nakama 45,549 15.98 2,850 1958-11-01 [128] Fukuoka Kitakyūshū 986,998 487.71 2,024 1963-02-10 [129] Fukuoka Ogōri 58,460 45.50 1,285 1972-04-01 [130] Fukuoka Chikushino 98,914 87.78 1,127 1972-04-01 [131] Fukuoka Kasuga 107,845 14.15 7,622 1972-04-01 [132] Fukuoka Ōnojō 94,037 26.88 3,498 1972-04-01 [133] Fukuoka Munakata 94,877 119.66 793 1981-04-01 [134] Fukuoka Dazaifu 68,561 29.58 2,318 1982-04-01 [135] Fukuoka Koga, Fukuoka 57,084 42.11 1,356 1997-10-01 [136] Fukuoka Fukutsu 55,123 52.70 1,046 2005-01-24 [137] Fukuoka Ukiha 32,277 117.55 275 2005-03-20 [138] Fukuoka Miyawaka 30,793 139.99 220 2006-02-11 [139] Fukuoka Asakura 57,881 246.73 235 2006-03-20 [140] Fukuoka Iizuka 132,208 214.13 617 2006-03-26 [141] Fukuoka Kama 44,431 135.18 329 2006-03-27 [142] Fukuoka Miyama 42,219 105.12 402 2007-01-29 [143] Fukuoka Itoshima - 216.12 - 2010-01-01 [144] Fukushima Aizuwakamatsu 129,388 383.03 338 1899-04-01 [145] Fukushima Fukushima 289,355 746.43 388 1907-04-01 [146] Fukushima Kōriyama 339,395 757.06 448 1924-09-01 [147] Fukushima Sukagawa 80,336 279.55 287 1954-03-31 [148] Fukushima Sōma 38,543 197.67 195 1954-03-31 [149] Fukushima Iwaki 349,947 1,231.34 284 1966-10-01 [150] Fukushima Tamura 42,221 458.30 92.1 2005-03-01 [151] Fukushima Shirakawa 65,665 305.30 215 2005-11-07 [152] Fukushima Nihonmatsu 61,698 344.65 179 2005-12-01 [153] Fukushima Minamisōma 71,761 398.50 180 2006-01-01 [154] Fukushima Date, Fukushima 67,487 265.10 255 2006-01-01 [155] Fukushima Kitakata 54,684 554.67 98.6 2006-01-04 [156] Fukushima Motomiya 31,737 87.94 361 2007-01-01 [157] Gifu Gifu 412,779 202.89 2,034 1889-07-01 [158] Gifu Ōgaki 163,047 206.52 789 1918-04-01 [159] Gifu Takayama 94,879 2,177.67 43.6 1936-11-01 [160] Gifu Tajimi 114,866 91.24 1,259 1940-08-01 [161] Gifu Seki 92,896 472.84 196 1950-10-15 [162] Gifu Nakatsugawa 83,116 676.38 123 1952-04-01 [163] Gifu Mino, Gifu 22,912 117.05 196 1954-04-01 [164] Gifu Mizunami 41,556 175.00 237 1954-04-01 [165] Gifu Hashima 67,167 53.64 1,252 1954-04-01 [166] Gifu Minokamo 53,988 74.81 722 1954-04-01 [167] Gifu Toki 61,393 116.01 529 1955-02-01 [168] Gifu Kakamigahara 145,126 87.77 1,653 1963-04-01 [169] Gifu Kani 99,318 87.60 1,134 1982-04-01 [170] Gifu Yamagata, Gifu 29,857 222.04 134 2003-04-01 [171] Gifu Mizuho 51,230 28.18 1,818 2003-05-01 [172] Gifu Hida 28,112 792.31 35.5 2004-02-01 [173] Gifu Motosu 34,729 374.57 92.7 2004-02-01 [174] Gifu Gujō 46,338 1,030.79 45.0 2004-03-01 [175] Gifu Gero 37,455 851.06 44.0 2004-03-01 [176] Gifu Ena 54,844 504.19 109 2004-10-25 [177] Gifu Kaizu 38,532 112.31 343 2005-03-28 [178] Gunma Maebashi 318,058 241.22 1,319 1892-04-01 [179] Gunma Takasaki 341,838 401.01 852 1900-04-01 [180] Gunma Kiryū 124,892 274.57 455 1921-03-01 [181] Gunma Isesaki 204,240 139.33 1,466 1940-09-13 [182] Gunma Ōta 214,049 176.49 1,213 1948-05-03 [183] Gunma Numata 52,319 443.37 118 1954-04-01 [184] Gunma Tatebayashi 79,023 60.98 1,296 1954-04-01 [185] Gunma Fujioka 68,710 180.09 382 1954-04-01 [186] Gunma Shibukawa 86,134 240.42 358 2006-02-20 [187] Gunma Annaka 62,270 276.34 225 2006-03-18 [188] Gunma Tomioka 53,332 122.90 434 2006-03-27 [189] Gunma Midori 51,964 208.23 250 2006-03-27 [190] Hiroshima Hiroshima 1,163,806 905.13 1,286 1889-04-01 [191] Hiroshima Onomichi 148,085 284.85 520 1898-04-01 [192] Hiroshima Kure 246,118 353.74 696 1902-10-01 [193] Hiroshima Fukuyama 461,368 518.07 891 1916-07-01 [194] Hiroshima Mihara 103,209 471.03 219 1936-11-15 [195] Hiroshima Fuchū, Hiroshima 44,212 195.71 226 1954-03-31 [196] Hiroshima Miyoshi, Hiroshima 58,264 778.19 74.9 1954-03-31 [197] Hiroshima Shōbara 41,747 1,246.60 33.5 1954-03-31 [198] Hiroshima Ōtake 29,665 78.55 378 1954-09-01 [199] Hiroshima Takehara 29,803 118.30 252 1958-11-03 [200] Hiroshima Higashihiroshima 187,711 635.32 295 1974-04-20 [201] Hiroshima Hatsukaichi 115,184 489.36 235 1988-04-01 [202] Hiroshima Akitakata 32,323 537.79 60.1 2004-03-01 [203] Hiroshima Etajima 28,601 100.97 283 2004-11-01 [204] Hokkaidō Sapporo 1,904,319 1,121.12 1,699 1922-08-01 [205] Hokkaidō Hakodate 277,056 677.89 409 1922-08-01 [206] Hokkaidō Otaru 130,255 243.30 535 1922-08-01 [207] Hokkaidō Asahikawa 350,511 747.60 469 1922-08-01 [208] Hokkaidō Muroran 93,078 80.65 1,154 1922-08-01 [209] Hokkaidō Obihiro 168,188 618.94 272 1933-04-01 [210] Hokkaidō Yūbari 10,471 763.20 13.7 1943-04-01 [211] Hokkaidō Iwamizawa 89,023 481.10 185 1943-04-01 [212] Hokkaidō Abashiri 38,548 471.00 81.8 1947-02-11 [213] Hokkaidō Rumoi 24,036 297.44 80.8 1947-10-01 [214] Hokkaidō Tomakomai 173,761 561.49 309 1948-04-01 [215] Hokkaidō Wakkanai 37,911 760.83 49.8 1949-04-01 [216] Hokkaidō Bibai 25,312 277.61 91.2 1950-04-01 [217] Hokkaidō Ashibetsu 16,465 865.02 19.0 1953-04-01 [218] Hokkaidō Ebetsu 120,940 187.57 645 1954-07-01 [219] Hokkaidō Akabira 12,234 129.88 94.2 1954-07-01 [220] Hokkaidō Monbetsu 24,293 830.70 29.2 1954-07-01 [221] Hokkaidō Mikasa 10,070 302.64 33.3 1957-04-01 [222] Hokkaidō Nemuro 28,923 512.63 56.4 1957-08-01 [223] Hokkaidō Chitose 94,124 594.95 158 1958-07-01 [224] Hokkaidō Takikawa 42,815 115.82 370 1958-07-01 [225] Hokkaidō Sunagawa 18,740 78.69 238 1958-07-01 [226] Hokkaidō Utashinai 4,259 55.99 76.1 1958-07-01 [227] Hokkaidō Fukagawa 23,215 529.23 43.9 1963-05-01 [228] Hokkaidō Furano 23,890 600.97 39.8 1966-05-01 [229]











































Hokkaidō Noboribetsu 51,474 212.11 243 1970-08-01 [230] Hokkaidō Eniwa 68,754 294.87 233 1970-11-01 [231] Hokkaidō Date, Hokkaidō 36,461 444.28 82.1 1972-04-01 [232] Hokkaidō Kitahiroshima 60,291 118.54 509 1996-09-01 [233] Hokkaidō Ishikari 60,616 721.86 84.0 1996-09-01 [234] Hokkaidō Shibetsu 21,640 1,119.29 19.3 2005-09-01 [235] Hokkaidō Kushiro 182,263 1,362.75 134 2005-10-11 [236] Hokkaidō Hokuto, Hokkaidō 48,779 397.30 123 2006-02-01 [237] Hokkaidō Kitami 124,291 1,427.56 87.1 2006-03-05 [238] Hokkaidō Nayoro 29,869 535.23 55.8 2006-03-27 [239] Hyōgo Kobe 1,530,847 552.23 2,772 1889-04-01 [240] Hyōgo Himeji 536,170 534.27 1,004 1889-04-01 [241] Hyōgo Amagasaki 461,202 49.77 9,267 1916-04-01 [242] Hyōgo Akashi 292,162 49.24 5,933 1919-11-01 [243] Hyōgo Nishinomiya 477,056 99.96 4,772 1925-04-01 [244] Hyōgo Ashiya 92,828 18.47 5,026 1940-11-10 [245] Hyōgo Itami 194,488 24.97 7,789 1940-11-10 [246] Hyōgo Aioi 31,973 90.45 353 1942-10-01 [247] Hyōgo Toyooka 87,555 697.66 125 1950-04-01 [248] Hyōgo Kakogawa 267,631 138.51 1,932 1950-06-15 [249] Hyōgo Akō 51,277 126.88 404 1951-09-01 [250] Hyōgo Takarazuka 222,071 101.80 2,181 1954-04-01 [251] Hyōgo Miki 83,244 176.58 471 1954-06-01 [252] Hyōgo Takasago 94,198 34.40 2,738 1954-07-01 [253] Hyōgo Kawanishi 157,461 53.44 2,947 1954-08-01 [254] Hyōgo Ono, Hyōgo 49,664 92.92 534 1954-12-01 [255] Hyōgo Sanda 113,600 210.22 540 1958-07-01 [256] Hyōgo Kasai 48,435 150.95 321 1967-04-01 [257] Hyōgo Sasayama 44,345 377.61 117 1999-04-01 [258] Hyōgo Yabu 27,428 422.78 64.9 2004-04-01 [259] Hyōgo Tamba 69,233 493.28 140 2004-11-01 [260] Hyōgo Minamiawaji 51,069 229.18 223 2005-01-11 [261] Hyōgo Asago 34,084 402.98 84.6 2005-04-01 [262] Hyōgo Awaji 47,849 184.21 260 2005-04-01 [263] Hyōgo Shisō 42,302 658.60 64.2 2005-04-01 [264] Hyōgo Nishiwaki 43,126 132.47 326 2005-10-01 [265] Hyōgo Tatsuno 80,988 210.93 384 2005-10-01 [266] Hyōgo Sumoto 48,631 182.47 267 2006-02-11 [267] Hyōgo Katō 39,935 157.49 254 2006-03-20 [268] Ibaraki Mito 264,062 217.43 1,214 1889-04-01 [269] Ibaraki Hitachi 195,844 225.55 868 1939-09-01 [270] Ibaraki Tsuchiura 143,986 113.82 1,265 1940-11-03 [271] Ibaraki Yūki 52,065 65.84 791 1954-03-15 [272] Ibaraki Ryūgasaki 79,295 78.20 1,014 1954-03-20 [273] Ibaraki Shimotsuma 45,918 80.88 568 1954-06-01 [274] Ibaraki Jōsō 65,858 123.52 533 1954-07-10 [275] Ibaraki Hitachiōta 58,461 372.01 157 1954-07-15 [276] Ibaraki Takahagi 32,031 193.65 165 1954-11-23 [277] Ibaraki Kitaibaraki 48,437 186.55 260 1956-03-31 [278] Ibaraki Toride 109,953 69.96 1,572 1970-10-01 [279] Ibaraki Ushiku 79,254 58.88 1,346 1986-06-01 [280] Ibaraki Tsukuba 207,314 284.07 730 1987-11-30 [281] Ibaraki Hitachinaka 155,338 99.04 1,568 1994-11-01 [282] Ibaraki Kashima, Ibaraki 65,193 92.96 701 1995-09-01 [283] Ibaraki Itako 31,103 62.67 496 2001-04-01 [284] Ibaraki Moriya 57,793 35.63 1,622 2002-02-02 [285] Ibaraki Hitachiōmiya 46,729 348.38 134 2004-10-16 [286] Ibaraki Naka 54,618 97.80 558 2005-01-21 [287] Ibaraki Bandō 57,128 123.18 464 2005-03-22 [288] Ibaraki Inashiki 48,125 178.12 270 2005-03-22 [289] Ibaraki Chikusei 110,813 205.35 540 2005-03-28 [290] Ibaraki Kasumigaura 44,450 118.77 374 2005-03-28 [291] Ibaraki Kamisu 93,538 147.24 635 2005-08-01 [292] Ibaraki Namegata 39,117 166.33 235 2005-09-02 [293] Ibaraki Koga, Ibaraki 144,392 123.58 1,168 2005-09-12 [294] Ibaraki Ishioka 80,502 213.38 377 2005-10-01 [295] Ibaraki Sakuragawa 47,480 179.78 264 2005-10-01 [296] Ibaraki Hokota 50,869 203.90 249 2005-10-11 [297] Ibaraki Kasama 80,646 240.27 336 2006-03-19 [298] Ibaraki Tsukubamirai 41,957 79.14 530 2006-03-27 [299] Ibaraki Omitama 52,834 140.21 377 2006-03-27 [300] Ishikawa Kanazawa 455,595 467.77 974 1889-04-01 [301] Ishikawa Nanao 60,140 317.96 189 1939-07-20 [302] Ishikawa Komatsu 109,285 371.13 294 1940-12-01 [303] Ishikawa Suzu 17,111 247.20 69.2 1954-07-15 [304] Ishikawa Hakui 23,963 81.96 292 1958-07-01 [305] Ishikawa Kahoku 34,747 64.76 537 2004-03-01 [306] Ishikawa Hakusan 110,563 755.17 146 2005-02-01 [307] Ishikawa Nomi 48,106 83.85 574 2005-02-01 [308] Ishikawa Kaga 73,745 306.00 241 2005-10-01 [309] Ishikawa Wajima 31,532 426.25 74.0 2006-02-01 [310] Iwate Morioka 299,746 886.47 338 1889-04-01 [311] Iwate Kamaishi 41,348 441.42 93.7 1937-05-05 [312] Iwate Ōfunato 42,119 323.28 130 1952-04-01 [313] Iwate Rikuzentakata 23,961 232.29 103 1955-01-01 [314] Iwate Kitakami 94,806 437.55 217 1991-04-01 [315] Iwate Miyako 58,342 696.82 83.7 2005-06-06 [316] Iwate Hachimantai 29,993 862.25 34.8 2005-09-01 [317] Iwate Ichinoseki 123,155 1,133.10 109 2005-09-20 [318] Iwate Tōno 30,587 825.62 37.0 2005-10-01 [319] Iwate Hanamaki 103,718 908.32 114 2006-01-01 [320] Iwate Ninohe 30,685 420.31 73.0 2006-01-01 [321] Iwate Ōshū 128,273 993.35 129 2006-02-20 [322] Iwate Kuji 37,824 623.14 60.7 2006-03-06 [323] Kagawa Takamatsu 418,557 375.11 1,116 1890-02-15 [324] Kagawa Marugame 110,550 111.79 989 1899-04-01 [325] Kagawa Sakaide 56,501 92.46 611 1942-07-01 [326] Kagawa Zentsūji 35,180 39.88 882 1954-03-31 [327] Kagawa Sanuki 54,832 158.90 345 2002-04-01 [328] Kagawa Higashikagawa 34,953 153.35 228 2003-04-01 [329] Kagawa Mitoyo 69,997 222.66 314 2006-01-01 [330] Kagawa Kan'onji 64,020 117.47 545 2007-03-12 [331] Kagoshima Kagoshima 605,196 547.06 1,106 1889-04-01 [332] Kagoshima Kanoya 105,673 448.33 236 1941-05-27 [333] Kagoshima Makurazaki 24,400 74.88 326 1949-09-01 [334] Kagoshima Akune 24,166 134.30 180 1952-04-01 [335] Kagoshima Izumi, Kagoshima 56,851 330.06 172 1954-04-01 [336] Kagoshima Ibusuki 45,455 149.01 305 1954-04-01 [337] Kagoshima Minamisatsuma 40,386 283.35 143 1954-07-15 [338] Kagoshima Nishinoomote 17,666 205.75 85.9 1958-10-01 [339] Kagoshima Tarumizu 18,078 162.01 112 1958-10-01 [340] Kagoshima Satsumasendai 100,730 683.50 147 2004-10-12 [341] Kagoshima Hioki 51,472 253.06 203 2005-05-01 [342] Kagoshima Soo 41,179 390.39 105 2005-07-01 [343] Kagoshima Ichikikushikino 32,079 112.04 286 2005-10-11 [344] Kagoshima Kirishima 127,726 603.68 212 2005-11-07 [345] Kagoshima Shibushi 34,105 289.93 118 2006-01-01 [346] Kagoshima Amami 48,116 306.20 157 2006-03-20 [347] Kagoshima Minamikyūshū 40,891 357.85 114 2007-12-01 [348] Kagoshima Isa - 392.36 - 2008-11-01 [349] Kagoshima Aira - 231.32 - 2010-03-23 [350] Kanagawa Yokohama 3,631,236 437.38 8,302 1889-04-01 [351] Kanagawa Yokosuka 421,397 100.68 4,186 1907-02-15 [352] Kanagawa Kawasaki 1,373,630 142.70 9,626 1924-07-01 [353] Kanagawa Hiratsuka 260,419 67.83 3,839 1932-04-01 [354] Kanagawa Kamakura 173,588 39.60 4,384 1939-11-03 [355] Kanagawa Fujisawa 402,628 69.51 5,792 1940-10-01 [356] Kanagawa Odawara 198,841 114.09 1,743 1940-12-20 [357] Kanagawa Chigasaki 231,005 35.71 6,469 1947-10-01 [358] Kanagawa Zushi 58,654 17.34 3,383 1954-04-15 [359] Kanagawa Sagamihara 706,342 328.84 2,148 1954-11-20 [360] Kanagawa Miura 49,371 32.28 1,529 1955-01-01 [361] Kanagawa Hadano 169,201 103.61 1,633 1955-01-01 [362] Kanagawa Atsugi 225,163 93.83 2,400 1955-02-01 [363] Kanagawa Yamato 223,127 27.06 8,246 1959-02-01 [364] Kanagawa Isehara 100,779 55.52 1,815 1971-03-01 [365] Kanagawa Ebina 126,035 26.48 4,760 1971-11-01 [366] Kanagawa Zama 127,582 17.58 7,257 1971-11-01 [367] Kanagawa Minamiashigara 44,285 76.93 576 1972-04-01 [368] Kanagawa Ayase 82,083 22.28 3,684 1978-11-01 [369] Kōchi Kōchi 342,944 309.22 1,109 1889-04-01 [370] Kōchi Sukumo 23,771 286.11 83.1 1954-03-31 [371] Kōchi Aki 20,555 317.34 64.8 1954-08-01 [372] Kōchi Tosashimizu 17,421 266.54 65.4 1954-08-01 [373] Kōchi Susaki 25,679 135.46 190 1954-10-01 [374] Kōchi Tosa 29,726 91.59 325 1959-01-01 [375] Kōchi Muroto 17,683 248.25 71.2 1959-03-01 [376] Kōchi Nankoku 50,315 125.35 401 1959-10-01 [377] Kōchi Shimanto 37,182 632.42 58.8 2005-04-10 [378] Kōchi Kami 29,144 538.22 54.1 2006-03-01 [379]











































Kōchi Kōnan, Kōchi 34,084 126.49 269 2006-03-01 [380] Kumamoto Kumamoto 670,348 267.23 2,509 1889-04-01 [381] Kumamoto Yatsushiro 134,491 680.59 198 1940-09-01 [382] Kumamoto Hitoyoshi 36,556 210.55 174 1942-02-11 [383] Kumamoto Arao 55,505 57.15 971 1942-04-01 [384] Kumamoto Minamata 28,123 162.88 173 1949-04-01 [385] Kumamoto Tamana 70,747 152.55 464 1954-04-01 [386] Kumamoto Yamaga 56,741 299.67 189 1954-04-01 [387] Kumamoto Kikuchi 51,471 276.66 186 1958-08-01 [388] Kumamoto Uto 37,897 74.19 511 1958-10-01 [389] Kumamoto Kamiamakusa 31,051 126.13 246 2004-03-31 [390] Kumamoto Uki 62,718 188.56 333 2005-01-15 [391] Kumamoto Aso 29,149 376.25 77.5 2005-02-11 [392] Kumamoto Kōshi 53,490 53.17 1,006 2006-02-27 [393] Kumamoto Amakusa 93,047 683.17 136 2006-03-27 [394] Kyoto Kyoto 1,468,906 827.90 1,774 1889-04-01 [395] Kyoto Fukuchiyama 80,836 552.57 146 1937-04-01 [396] Kyoto Maizuru 90,461 342.15 264 1943-05-27 [397] Kyoto Ayabe 37,081 347.11 107 1950-08-01 [398] Kyoto Uji 191,297 67.55 2,832 1951-03-01 [399] Kyoto Miyazu 20,565 169.32 121 1954-06-01 [400] Kyoto Kameoka 93,641 224.90 416 1955-01-01 [401] Kyoto Jōyō 80,795 32.74 2,468 1972-05-03 [402] Kyoto Mukō 55,137 7.67 7,189 1972-10-01 [403] Kyoto Nagaokakyō 79,031 19.18 4,120 1972-10-01 [404] Kyoto Yawata 73,822 24.37 3,029 1977-11-01 [405] Kyoto Kyōtanabe 65,211 42.94 1,519 1997-04-01 [406] Kyoto Kyōtango 60,980 501.84 122 2004-04-01 [407] Kyoto Nantan 35,937 616.31 58.3 2006-06-01 [408] Kyoto Kizugawa 66,783 85.12 785 2007-03-12 [409] Mie Yokkaichi 306,584 205.53 1,492 1897-08-01 [410] Mie Matsusaka 169,571 623.82 272 1933-02-01 [411] Mie Kuwana 140,816 136.61 1,031 1937-04-01 [412] Mie Suzuka 197,437 194.67 1,014 1942-12-01 [413] Mie Nabari 81,184 129.76 626 1954-03-31 [414] Mie Owase 21,272 193.16 110 1954-06-20 [415] Mie Kameyama 50,304 190.91 263 1954-10-01 [416] Mie Toba 22,286 107.98 206 1954-11-01 [417] Mie Inabe 46,676 219.58 213 2003-12-01 [418] Mie Shima 56,758 179.70 316 2004-10-01 [419] Mie Iga 99,662 558.17 179 2004-11-01 [420] Mie Ise 133,547 208.53 640 2005-11-01 [421] Mie Kumano 20,477 373.63 54.8 2005-11-01 [422] Mie Tsu 289,215 710.81 407 2006-01-01 [423] Miyagi Sendai 1,029,552 783.54 1,314 1889-04-01 [424] Miyagi Ishinomaki 163,840 555.77 295 1933-04-01 [425] Miyagi Shiogama 58,057 17.86 3,251 1941-11-23 [426] Miyagi Shiroishi 38,629 286.47 135 1954-04-01 [427] Miyagi Natori 69,610 100.06 696 1958-10-01 [428] Miyagi Kakuda 32,559 147.58 221 1958-10-01 [429] Miyagi Tagajō 63,200 19.65 3,216 1971-11-01 [430] Miyagi Iwanuma 44,595 60.72 734 1971-11-01 [431] Miyagi Tome 86,940 536.38 162 2005-04-01 [432] Miyagi Kurihara 77,862 804.93 96.7 2005-04-01 [433] Miyagi Higashimatsushima 43,238 101.86 424 2005-04-01 [434] Miyagi Kesennuma 64,578 226.67 285 2006-03-31 [435] Miyagi Ōsaki 137,164 796.76 172 2006-03-31 [436] Miyazaki Miyazaki 369,473 596.80 619 1924-04-01 [437] Miyazaki Miyakonojō 169,384 653.31 259 1924-04-01 [438] Miyazaki Nobeoka 132,480 867.97 153 1933-02-11 [439] Miyazaki Nichinan 43,264 294.46 147 1950-01-01 [440] Miyazaki Kobayashi 40,514 474.23 85.4 1950-04-01 [441] Miyazaki Hyūga 63,066 336.29 188 1951-04-01 [442] Miyazaki Kushima 21,386 294.96 72.5 1954-11-03 [443] Miyazaki Saito 33,290 438.56 75.9 1958-11-01 [444] Miyazaki Ebino 22,445 283.00 79.3 1970-12-01 [445] Nagano Matsumoto 227,392 919.35 247 1907-05-01 [446] Nagano Okaya 53,722 85.14 631 1936-04-01 [447] Nagano Suwa 52,671 109.06 483 1941-08-10 [448] Nagano Suzaka 53,097 149.84 354 1954-04-01 [449] Nagano Komoro 45,333 98.66 459 1954-04-01 [450] Nagano Komagane 34,696 165.92 209 1954-07-01 [451] Nagano Ōmachi 31,276 564.99 55.4 1954-07-01 [452] Nagano Iiyama 24,155 202.32 119 1954-08-01 [453] Nagano Iida 107,129 658.76 163 1956-09-30 [454] Nagano Chino 57,363 266.41 215 1958-08-01 [455] Nagano Shiojiri 67,781 290.13 234 1959-04-01 [456] Nagano Nagano 378,204 730.83 517 1966-10-16 [457] Nagano Chikuma 63,305 119.84 528 2003-09-01 [458] Nagano Tōmi 31,211 112.30 278 2004-04-01 [459] Nagano Nakano 46,295 112.06 413 2005-04-01 [460] Nagano Saku 100,077 423.99 236 2005-04-01 [461] Nagano Azumino 97,084 331.82 293 2005-10-01 [462] Nagano Ueda 161,887 552.00 293 2006-03-06 [463] Nagano Ina 71,937 667.81 108 2006-03-31 [464] Nagasaki Nagasaki 448,792 406.37 1,104 1889-04-01 [465] Nagasaki Sasebo 254,650 364.00 700 1902-04-01 [466] Nagasaki Shimabara 48,953 82.77 591 1940-04-01 [467] Nagasaki Ōmura 89,650 126.34 710 1942-02-11 [468] Nagasaki Tsushima, Nagasaki 36,347 708.81 51.3 2004-03-01 [469] Nagasaki Iki 30,352 138.50 219 2004-03-01 [470] Nagasaki Gotō 42,447 420.77 101 2004-08-01 [471] Nagasaki Isahaya 142,635 312.24 457 2005-03-01 [472] Nagasaki Saikai 32,737 241.95 135 2005-04-01 [473] Nagasaki Hirado 36,785 235.63 156 2005-10-01 [474] Nagasaki Unzen 48,701 206.92 235 2005-10-11 [475] Nagasaki Matsuura 26,007 130.35 200 2006-01-01 [476] Nagasaki Minamishimabara 52,347 169.88 308 2006-03-31 [477] Nara Nara 367,393 276.84 1,327 1898-02-01 [478] Nara Yamatotakada 69,473 16.49 4,213 1948-01-01 [479] Nara Yamatokōriyama 90,223 42.68 2,114 1954-01-01 [480] Nara Tenri 70,702 86.37 819 1954-04-01 [481] Nara Kashihara 124,679 39.52 3,155 1956-02-11 [482] Nara Sakurai 60,699 98.92 614 1956-09-01 [483] Nara Gojō 36,002 292.05 123 1957-10-15 [484] Nara Gose 31,160 60.58 514 1958-03-31 [485] Nara Ikoma 115,359 53.18 2,169 1971-11-01 [486] Nara Kashiba 72,967 24.23 3,011 1991-10-01 [487] Nara Katsuragi 35,194 33.73 1,043 2004-10-01 [488] Nara Uda 35,895 247.62 145 2006-01-01 [489] Niigata Niigata 813,053 726.10 1,120 1889-04-01 [490] Niigata Nagaoka 281,222 840.88 334 1906-04-01 [491] Niigata Kashiwazaki 93,506 442.70 211 1940-07-01 [492] Niigata Shibata 103,490 532.82 194 1947-01-01 [493] Niigata Ojiya 39,304 155.12 253 1954-03-10 [494] Niigata Kamo 30,800 133.68 230 1954-03-10 [495] Niigata Mitsuke 42,139 77.96 541 1954-03-31 [496] Niigata Murakami 30,197 142.12 212 1954-03-31 [497] Niigata Myōkō 36,837 445.52 82.7 1954-11-01 [498] Niigata Jōetsu 206,175 973.32 212 1971-04-29 [499] Niigata Sado 65,037 855.26 76.0 2004-03-01 [500] Niigata Agano 46,158 192.72 240 2004-04-01 [501] Niigata Uonuma 42,334 946.93 44.7 2004-11-01 [502] Niigata Minamiuonuma 62,518 584.82 107 2004-11-01 [503] Niigata Itoigawa 48,653 746.24 65.2 2005-03-19 [504] Niigata Tōkamachi 60,480 589.92 103 2005-04-01 [505] Niigata Sanjō 103,199 432.01 239 2005-05-01 [506] Niigata Tainai 32,165 265.18 121 2005-09-01 [507] Niigata Gosen 55,936 351.87 159 2006-01-01 [508] Niigata Tsubame 82,910 110.88 748 2006-03-20 [509] Ōita Ōita 467,267 501.25 932 1911-04-01 [510] Ōita Beppu 127,345 125.15 1,018 1924-04-01 [511] Ōita Nakatsu 84,179 491.09 171 1929-04-20 [512] Ōita Hita 72,601 666.19 109 1940-12-11 [513] Ōita Saiki 78,675 903.44 87.1 1941-04-29 [514] Ōita Usuki 42,464 291.07 146 1950-04-01 [515] Ōita Tsukumi 20,561 79.53 259 1951-04-01 [516] Ōita Taketa 25,449 477.59 53.3 1954-03-31 [517] Ōita Bungotakada 24,484 206.64 118 1954-05-31 [518] Ōita Usa 59,971 439.12 137 1967-04-01 [519] Ōita Bungo-ōno 40,409 603.36 67.0 2005-03-31 [520] Ōita Kitsuki 33,465 280.01 120 2005-10-01 [521] Ōita Yufu 35,298 319.16 111 2005-10-01 [522] Ōita Kunisaki 33,473 317.81 105 2006-03-31 [523] Okayama Okayama 701,293 789.91 887 1889-06-01 [524]











































Okayama Kurashiki 472,452 354.71 1,332 1928-04-01 [525] Okayama Tsuyama 109,493 506.36 216 1929-02-11 [526] Okayama Tamano 65,723 103.63 634 1940-08-03 [527] Okayama Kasaoka 55,987 136.03 412 1952-04-01 [528] Okayama Ibara 44,423 243.36 183 1953-04-01 [529] Okayama Sōja 66,789 212.00 315 1954-03-31 [530] Okayama Takahashi 37,573 547.01 68.7 1954-05-01 [531] Okayama Niimi 35,022 793.27 44.1 1954-06-01 [532] Okayama Bizen 39,117 258.23 151 1971-04-01 [533] Okayama Setouchi 38,645 125.53 308 2004-11-01 [534] Okayama Akaiwa 43,742 209.43 209 2005-03-07 [535] Okayama Maniwa 50,405 828.43 60.8 2005-03-31 [536] Okayama Mimasaka 31,550 429.19 73.5 2005-03-31 [537] Okayama Asakuchi 37,108 66.46 558 2006-03-21 [538] Okinawa Naha 314,162 39.23 7,963 1921-05-20 [539] Okinawa Ishigaki 46,489 229.00 195 1947-07-10 [540] Okinawa Ginowan 91,233 19.70 4,569 1962-07-01 [541] Okinawa Urasoe 108,052 19.09 5,516 1970-07-01 [542] Okinawa Nago 60,598 210.30 278 1970-08-01 [543] Okinawa Itoman 56,171 46.63 1,200 1971-12-01 [544] Okinawa Okinawa 128,421 49.00 2,565 1974-04-01 [545] Okinawa Tomigusuku 54,586 19.45 2,751 2002-04-01 [546] Okinawa Uruma 114,087 86.03 1,313 2005-04-01 [547] Okinawa Miyakojima 52,777 204.54 275 2005-10-01 [548] Okinawa Nanjō 39,458 49.70 819 2006-01-01 [549] Osaka Osaka 2,645,305 222.30 11,900 1889-04-01 [550] Osaka Sakai, Osaka 835,333 149.99 5,569 1889-04-01 [551] Osaka Kishiwada 200,538 72.24 2,776 1922-11-01 [552] Osaka Toyonaka 387,269 36.38 10,645 1936-10-15 [553] Osaka Ikeda 104,426 22.09 4,727 1939-04-29 [554] Osaka Suita 354,600 36.11 9,820 1940-04-01 [555] Osaka Izumiōtsu 78,014 12.80 6,095 1942-04-01 [556] Osaka Takatsuki 354,228 105.31 3,364 1943-01-01 [557] Osaka Kaizuka 90,447 43.99 2,056 1943-05-01 [558] Osaka Moriguchi 146,294 12.73 11,492 1946-11-01 [559] Osaka Hirakata 406,201 65.08 6,242 1947-08-01 [560] Osaka Ibaraki 272,240 76.52 3,558 1948-01-01 [561] Osaka Yao 273,244 41.71 6,551 1948-04-01 [562] Osaka Izumisano 99,636 55.03 1,811 1948-04-01 [563] Osaka Tondabayashi 122,205 39.66 3,081 1950-04-01 [564] Osaka Neyagawa 239,029 24.73 9,666 1951-05-03 [565] Osaka Kawachinagano 114,428 109.61 1,044 1954-04-01 [566] Osaka Matsubara 125,274 16.66 7,519 1955-02-01 [567] Osaka Daitō 125,847 18.27 6,888 1956-04-01 [568] Osaka Izumi, Osaka 179,352 84.98 2,110 1956-09-01 [569] Osaka Minoh, Osaka 127,757 47.84 2,671 1956-12-01 [570] Osaka Kashiwara 75,875 25.39 2,988 1958-10-01 [571] Osaka Habikino 118,281 26.44 4,474 1959-01-15 [572] Osaka Kadoma 130,026 12.28 10,588 1963-08-01 [573] Osaka Settsu 84,330 14.88 5,667 1966-11-01 [574] Osaka Takaishi 60,077 11.35 5,293 1966-11-01 [575] Osaka Fujiidera 65,892 8.89 7,412 1966-11-01 [576] Osaka Higashiōsaka 509,157 61.81 8,237 1967-02-01 [577] Osaka Sennan 64,916 48.48 1,339 1970-07-01 [578] Osaka Shijōnawate 57,239 18.74 3,054 1970-07-01 [579] Osaka Katano 77,853 25.55 3,047 1971-11-03 [580] Osaka Ōsakasayama 58,661 11.86 4,946 1987-10-01 [581] Osaka Hannan 56,853 36.10 1,575 1991-10-01 [582] Saga Tosu 66,842 71.73 932 1954-04-01 [583] Saga Imari 57,604 254.99 226 1954-04-01 [584] Saga Kashima, Saga 31,326 112.10 279 1954-04-01 [585] Saga Taku 22,165 96.93 229 1954-05-01 [586] Saga Karatsu 129,194 487.45 265 2005-01-01 [587] Saga Ogi 45,516 95.85 475 2005-03-01 [588] Saga Saga 239,932 431.42 556 2005-10-01 [589] Saga Ureshino 29,644 126.51 234 2006-01-01 [590] Saga Takeo 50,788 195.44 260 2006-03-01 [591] Saga Kanzaki 33,449 125.01 268 2006-03-20 [592] Saitama Kawagoe 335,693 109.16 3,075 1922-12-01 [593] Saitama Kawaguchi 552,883 61.97 8,922 1933-04-01 [594] Saitama Gyōda 87,462 67.37 1,298 1949-05-03 [595] Saitama Chichibu 69,139 577.69 120 1950-04-01 [596] Saitama Tokorozawa 338,560 71.99 4,703 1950-11-03 [597] Saitama Hannō 84,053 193.16 435 1954-01-01 [598] Saitama Kazo 67,862 59.40 1,142 1954-05-03 [599] Saitama Higashimatsuyama 90,840 65.33 1,390 1954-07-01 [600] Saitama Sayama 156,634 49.04 3,194 1954-07-01 [601] Saitama Hanyū 56,820 58.55 970 1954-09-01 [602] Saitama Kōnosu 119,768 67.49 1,775 1954-09-30 [603] Saitama Ageo 222,479 45.55 4,884 1958-07-15 [604] Saitama Sōka 237,964 27.42 8,678 1958-11-01 [605] Saitama Koshigaya 318,592 60.31 5,283 1958-11-03 [606] Saitama Warabi 70,410 5.10 13,806 1959-04-01 [607] Saitama Toda 118,591 18.17 6,527 1966-10-01 [608] Saitama Iruma 148,203 44.74 3,313 1966-11-01 [609] Saitama Asaka 126,902 18.38 6,904 1967-03-15 [610] Saitama Shiki 68,531 9.06 7,564 1970-10-26 [611] Saitama Wakō 78,575 11.04 7,117 1970-10-31 [612] Saitama Niiza 155,926 22.80 6,839 1970-11-01 [613] Saitama Okegawa 74,703 25.26 2,957 1970-11-03 [614] Saitama Kuki 71,667 25.35 2,827 1971-10-01 [615] Saitama Kitamoto 69,903 19.84 3,523 1971-11-03 [616] Saitama Yashio 78,601 18.03 4,359 1972-01-15 [617] Saitama Fujimi 105,286 19.70 5,344 1972-04-10 [618] Saitama Misato 128,956 30.16 4,276 1972-05-03 [619] Saitama Hasuda 63,375 27.27 2,324 1972-10-01 [620] Saitama Sakado 99,680 40.97 2,433 1976-09-01 [621] Saitama Satte 53,485 33.95 1,575 1986-10-01 [622] Saitama Tsurugashima 70,131 17.73 3,955 1991-09-01 [623] Saitama Hidaka 55,454 47.50 1,167 1991-10-01 [624] Saitama Yoshikawa 63,050 31.62 1,994 1996-04-01 [625] Saitama Saitama 1,192,418 217.49 5,483 2001-05-01 [626] Saitama Kumagaya 204,853 159.88 1,281 2005-10-01 [627] Saitama Kasukabe 236,854 65.98 3,590 2005-10-01 [628] Saitama Fujimino 103,724 14.67 7,070 2005-10-01 [629] Saitama Fukaya 146,128 137.58 1,062 2006-01-01 [630] Saitama Honjō 81,805 89.71 912 2006-01-10 [631] Shiga Ōtsu 329,024 464.10 709 1898-10-01 [632] Shiga Hikone 110,945 196.84 564 1937-02-11 [633] Shiga Ōmihachiman 69,116 153.09 451 1954-03-31 [634] Shiga Kusatsu 123,512 67.92 1,818 1954-10-15 [635] Shiga Moriyama 74,263 54.81 1,355 1970-07-01 [636] Shiga Rittō 62,353 52.75 1,182 2001-10-01 [637] Shiga Kōka 94,007 481.69 195 2004-10-01 [638] Shiga Yasu 49,821 81.07 615 2004-10-01 [639] Shiga Konan, Shiga 55,144 70.49 782 2004-10-01 [640] Shiga Takashima 52,967 693.00 76.4 2005-01-01 [641] Shiga Higashiōmi 117,487 388.58 302 2005-02-11 [642] Shiga Maibara 40,757 250.46 163 2005-02-14 [643] Shiga Nagahama 83,555 247.01 338 2006-02-13 [644] Shimane Matsue 195,875 530.27 369 1889-04-01 [645] Shimane Izumo 146,115 543.48 269 1941-11-03 [646] Shimane Masuda 50,980 733.16 69.5 1952-08-01 [647] Shimane Yasugi 42,997 420.97 102 1954-04-01 [648] Shimane Gōtsu 26,958 268.51 100 1954-04-01 [649] Shimane Unnan 43,269 553.37 78.2 2004-11-01 [650] Shimane Hamada 61,325 689.60 88.9 2005-10-01 [651] Shimane Ōda 39,593 436.11 90.8 2005-10-01 [652] Shizuoka Shizuoka 710,944 1,388.78 512 1889-04-01 [653] Shizuoka Hamamatsu 811,431 1,511.17 537 1911-07-01 [654] Shizuoka Numazu 206,818 187.11 1,105 1923-07-01 [655] Shizuoka Atami 40,524 61.56 658 1937-04-10 [656] Shizuoka Mishima 112,320 62.13 1,808 1941-04-29 [657] Shizuoka Fujinomiya 122,122 314.81 388 1942-06-01 [658] Shizuoka Itō 72,038 124.13 580 1947-08-10 [659] Shizuoka Shimada 95,762 195.40 490 1948-01-01 [660] Shizuoka Iwata 172,583 164.08 1,052 1948-04-01 [661] Shizuoka Yaizu 120,331 46.01 2,615 1951-03-01 [662] Shizuoka Kakegawa 118,660 265.63 447 1954-03-31 [663] Shizuoka Fujieda 129,637 140.74 921 1954-03-31 [664] Shizuoka Gotenba 88,078 194.63 453 1955-02-11 [665] Shizuoka Fukuroi 85,163 108.56 784 1958-11-03 [666] Shizuoka Fuji 237,279 214.10 1,108 1966-11-01 [667] Shizuoka Shimoda 25,784 104.70 246 1971-01-01 [668] Shizuoka Susono 53,740 138.39 388 1971-01-01 [669] Shizuoka Kosai 44,545 55.08 809 1972-01-01 [670] Shizuoka Izu 35,911 363.97 98.7 2004-04-01 [671] Shizuoka Omaezaki 35,015 65.85 532 2004-04-01 [672] Shizuoka Kikugawa 47,702 94.24 506 2005-01-17 [673] Shizuoka Izunokuni 49,711 94.71 525 2005-04-01 [674] Shizuoka Makinohara 49,726 111.50 446 2005-10-11 [675] Tochigi Utsunomiya 507,833 416.84 1,218 1896-04-01 [676] Tochigi Ashikaga 157,793 177.82 887 1921-01-01 [677] Tochigi Tochigi 81,601 122.06 669 1937-04-01 [678] Tochigi Kanuma 103,690 490.62 211 1948-10-10 [679] Tochigi Oyama 162,283 171.61 946 1954-03-31 [680] Tochigi Mooka 66,705 111.76 597 1954-10-01 [681] Tochigi Ōtawara 78,563 354.12 222 1954-12-01 [682] Tochigi Yaita 35,462 170.66 208 1958-11-01 [683] Tochigi Nasushiobara 115,633 592.82 195 2005-01-01 [684] Tochigi Sano 123,034 356.07 346 2005-02-28 [685] Tochigi Sakura, Tochigi 42,403 125.46 338 2005-03-28 [686] Tochigi Nasukarasuyama 30,433 174.42 174 2005-10-01 [687] Tochigi Shimotsuke 59,459 74.58 797 2006-01-10 [688] Tochigi Nikkō 92,181 1,449.87 63.6 2006-03-20 [689] Tokushima Tokushima 266,370 191.39 1,392 1889-10-01 [690] Tokushima Naruto 62,453 135.46 461 1947-03-15 [691] Tokushima Komatsushima 41,540 45.24 918 1951-06-01 [692] Tokushima Anan 77,099 279.39 276 1958-05-01 [693] Tokushima Yoshinogawa 44,905 144.19 311 2004-10-01 [694] Tokushima Mima 33,520 367.38 91.2 2005-03-01 [695] Tokushima Awa 40,303 190.97 211 2005-04-01 [696] Tokushima Miyoshi, Tokushima 32,329 721.48 44.8 2006-03-01 [697] Tokyo Hachiōji 567,367 186.31 3,045 1917-09-01 [698] Tokyo Tachikawa 175,639 24.38 7,204 1940-12-01 [699] Tokyo Musashino 138,516 10.73 12,909 1947-11-03 [700]











































Tokyo Mitaka 180,797 16.50 10,957 1950-11-03 [701] Tokyo Ōme 141,708 103.26 1,372 1951-04-01 [702] Tokyo Fuchū, Tokyo 248,445 29.34 8,468 1954-04-01 [703] Tokyo Akishima 111,763 17.33 6,449 1954-05-01 [704] Tokyo Chōfu 219,053 21.53 10,174 1955-04-01 [705] Tokyo Machida 413,786 71.63 5,777 1958-02-01 [706] Tokyo Koganei 115,116 11.33 10,160 1958-10-01 [707] Tokyo Kodaira 185,829 20.46 9,083 1962-10-01 [708] Tokyo Hino 179,482 27.53 6,520 1963-11-03 [709] Tokyo Higashimurayama 146,585 17.17 8,537 1964-04-01 [710] Tokyo Kokubunji 118,801 11.48 10,349 1964-11-03 [711] Tokyo Kunitachi 73,362 8.15 9,001 1967-01-01 [712] Tokyo Fussa 60,413 10.24 5,900 1970-07-01 [713] Tokyo Komae 78,237 6.39 12,244 1970-10-01 [714] Tokyo Higashiyamato 81,445 13.54 6,015 1970-10-01 [715] Tokyo Kiyose 73,518 10.19 7,215 1970-10-01 [716] Tokyo Higashikurume 115,405 12.92 8,932 1970-10-01 [717] Tokyo Musashimurayama 68,333 15.37 4,446 1970-11-03 [718] Tokyo Tama 149,404 21.08 7,087 1971-11-01 [719] Tokyo Inagi 80,772 17.97 4,495 1971-11-01 [720] Tokyo Hamura 56,984 9.91 5,750 1991-11-01 [721] Tokyo Akiruno 80,268 73.34 1,094 1995-09-01 [722] Tokyo Nishitōkyō 193,350 15.85 12,199 2001-01-21 [723] Tottori Tottori 200,315 765.66 262 1889-10-01 [724] Tottori Yonago 149,140 132.21 1,128 1927-04-01 [725] Tottori Kurayoshi 51,453 272.15 189 1953-10-01 [726] Tottori Sakaiminato 35,908 28.79 1,247 1956-04-01 [727] Toyama Toyama 421,116 1,241.85 339 1889-04-01 [728] Toyama Uozu 45,945 200.63 229 1952-04-01 [729] Toyama Himi 53,316 230.47 231 1952-08-01 [730] Toyama Namerikawa 33,789 54.61 619 1954-03-01 [731] Toyama Tonami 49,396 126.96 389 1954-04-01 [732] Toyama Oyabe 32,656 134.11 244 1962-08-01 [733] Toyama Nanto 57,061 668.86 85.3 2004-11-01 [734] Toyama Takaoka 178,965 209.38 855 2005-11-01 [735] Toyama Imizu 94,691 109.18 867 2005-11-01 [736] Toyama Kurobe 42,612 426.34 99.9 2006-03-31 [737] Wakayama Wakayama 372,175 209.23 1,779 1889-04-01 [738] Wakayama Kainan 55,877 101.18 552 1934-05-01 [739] Wakayama Tanabe 80,478 1,026.77 78.4 1942-05-20 [740] Wakayama Gobō 26,335 43.93 599 1954-04-01 [741] Wakayama Arida 31,194 36.92 845 1956-05-01 [742] Wakayama Shingū 32,654 255.43 128 2005-10-01 [743] Wakayama Kinokawa 67,192 228.24 294 2005-11-07 [744] Wakayama Hashimoto 67,505 130.31 518 2006-03-01 [745] Wakayama Iwade 51,843 38.50 1,347 2006-04-01 [746] Yamagata Yamagata, Yamagata 255,370 381.34 670 1889-04-01 [747] Yamagata Yonezawa 91,704 548.74 167 1889-04-01 [748] Yamagata Shinjō 39,808 223.08 178 1949-04-01 [749] Yamagata Sagae 43,299 139.08 311 1954-08-01 [750] Yamagata Kaminoyama 35,086 240.95 146 1954-10-01 [751] Yamagata Murayama 27,586 196.83 140 1954-11-01 [752] Yamagata Nagai 30,285 214.69 141 1954-11-15 [753] Yamagata Tendō 63,470 113.01 562 1958-10-01 [754] Yamagata Higashine 46,141 207.17 223 1958-11-03 [755] Yamagata Obanazawa 19,937 372.32 53.5 1959-04-10 [756] Yamagata Nan'yō 34,542 160.70 215 1967-04-01 [757] Yamagata Tsuruoka 140,097 1,311.51 107 2005-10-01 [758] Yamagata Sakata 114,964 602.79 191 2005-11-01 [759] Yamaguchi Ube 176,370 287.69 613 1921-11-01 [760] Yamaguchi Hōfu 116,393 188.59 617 1936-08-25 [761] Yamaguchi Kudamatsu 54,026 89.36 605 1939-11-03 [762] Yamaguchi Mine 17,355 228.25 76.0 1954-03-31 [763] Yamaguchi Shūnan 150,299 656.25 229 2003-04-21 [764] Yamaguchi Hikari 53,274 91.94 579 2004-10-04 [765] Yamaguchi Shimonoseki 286,073 716.06 400 2005-02-13 [766] Yamaguchi Yanai 35,438 139.90 253 2005-02-21 [767] Yamaguchi Hagi 55,831 698.87 79.9 2005-03-06 [768] Yamaguchi Nagato 39,825 357.92 111 2005-03-22 [769] Yamaguchi San'yō-Onoda 65,523 132.99 493 2005-03-22 [770] Yamaguchi Yamaguchi 192,008 730.23 263 2005-10-01 [771] Yamaguchi Iwakuni 146,885 872.71 168 2006-03-20 [772] Yamanashi Kōfu 199,374 212.41 939 1889-07-01 [773] Yamanashi Fujiyoshida 51,879 121.83 426 1951-03-20 [774] Yamanashi Tsuru 34,439 161.58 213 1954-04-29 [775] Yamanashi Ōtsuki 29,869 280.30 107 1954-08-08 [776] Yamanashi Nirasaki 33,539 143.73 233 1954-10-10 [777] Yamanashi Minami-Alps 72,295 264.06 274 2003-04-01 [778] Yamanashi Kai 74,077 71.94 1,030 2004-09-01 [779] Yamanashi Fuefuki 71,184 201.92 353 2004-10-12 [780] Yamanashi Hokuto, Yamanashi 47,754 602.89 79.2 2004-11-01 [781] Yamanashi Uenohara 28,295 170.65 166 2005-02-13 [782] Yamanashi Yamanashi 38,202 289.87 132 2005-03-22 [783] Yamanashi Kōshū 35,072 264.01 133 2005-11-01 [784] Yamanashi Chūō 31,875 31.81 1,002 2006-02-20 [785] See also List of cities in Japan by population











































List of city nicknames in Japan References Prefectrure Population as of Reference Aichi 2008-01-01 [1] Akita 2008-01-01 [2] Aomori 2008-01-01 [3] Chiba 2008-01-01 [4] Ehime 2008-01-01 [5] Fukui 2008-01-01 [6] Fukuoka 2008-01-01 [7] Fukushima 2008-01-01 [8] Gifu 2008-01-01 [9] Gunma 2008-01-01 [10] Hiroshima 2008-01-01 [11] Hokkaidō 2012-03-31 [12] Hyōgo 2008-01-01 [13] Ibaraki 2008-01-01 [14] Ishikawa 2008-01-01 [15] Iwate 2008-01-01 [16] Kagawa 2008-01-01 [17] Kagoshima 2008-01-01 [18] Kanagawa 2008-01-01 [19] Kōchi 2008-02-29 [20] Kumamoto 2008-01-01 [21] Kyoto 2008-01-01 [22] Mie 2008-01-01 [23] Miyagi 2008-01-01 [24] Miyazaki 2008-01-01 [25] Nagano 2008-01-01 [26] Nagasaki 2008-01-01 [27] Nara 2008-01-01 [28] Niigata 2008-01-01 [29] Ōita 2008-01-01 [30] Okayama 2008-01-01 [31] Okinawa 2008-01-01 [32] Osaka 2008-01-01 [33] Saga 2008-01-01 [34] Saitama 2008-01-01 [35] Shiga 2008-01-01 [36] Shimane 2008-01-01 [37] Shizuoka 2008-01-01 [38] Tochigi 2008-01-01 [39] Tokushima 2008-01-01 [40] Tokyo 2008-01-01 [41] Tottori 2008-01-01 [42] Toyama 2008-01-01 [43] Wakayama 2008-01-01 [44] Yamagata 2008-01-01 [45] Yamaguchi 2008-01-01 [46] Yamanashi 2008-01-01 [47] The area figures are according to Geographical Survey Institute of Japan http://www.gsi.go.jp/KOKUJYOHO/MENCHO/title.htm as of 2007-10-01. The source websites of each prefectures' populations are according to ja:Template:自治体人口/doc. Jump up ^ 月報　あいちの人口. Toyokawa's data is adopted the total of Otowa, Mito, and Toyokawa before the recent merger. Jump up ^ 美の国あきたネット [秋田県の人口と世帯(月報)過去データ] Jump up ^ 青森県人口移動統計調査 Jump up ^ 毎月常住人口調査月報インデックス Jump up ^ 愛媛県統計BOX 推計人口 Jump up ^ 福井県の人口と世帯（推計） Jump up ^ 月報「福岡県の人口と世帯（推計）」 Jump up ^ ふくしま統計情報ボックス 福島県の推計人口 Jump up ^ 岐阜県統計課（岐阜県の人口・世帯数 調査結果） Jump up ^ 基本統計・群馬県移動人口調査 Jump up ^ 推計人口（甲調査）第３表 Jump up ^ 住民基本台帳人口・世帯数 Jump up ^ 兵庫県/推計人口 Jump up ^ 茨城県の人口と世帯（推計） Jump up ^ いしかわ統計指標ランド 石川県の統計情報ポータルサイト Jump up ^ 毎月人口推計の概要 Jump up ^ 統計速報(香川県推計人口及び人口移動) Jump up ^ 鹿児島県毎月推計人口 Jump up ^ 神奈川県の人口と世帯 : 神奈川県 Jump up ^ 住民基本台帳人口移動 Jump up ^ 熊本県の人口と世帯数 月報 Jump up ^ http://www.pref.kyoto.jp/tokei/data/a0300i.html Jump up ^ みえDataBox（データライブラリ）毎月調査 Jump up ^ 宮城県/統計課/統計データ/宮城県推計人口（月報） Jump up ^ 市町村別人口と世帯数 Jump up ^ 毎月人口異動調査結果 Jump up ^ 長崎県公式ウェブサイト｜長崎県の統計長崎県統計課のホームページへようこそ世帯数と推計人口 Jump up ^ 各種人口統計 Jump up ^ 新潟県庁：新潟県人口移動調査（推計人口および人口移動） Jump up ^ 各種統計調査結果／毎月流動人口調査 Jump up ^ 岡山県統計管理課　毎月流動人口調査 Jump up ^ 沖縄県推計人口データ一覧（Excel形式） Jump up ^ 大阪府毎月推計人口 Jump up ^ 推計人口(月報・年報) Jump up ^ 埼玉県推計人口 Jump up ^ 滋賀県/滋賀県の人口と世帯数 Jump up ^ しまね統計情報データベース　新着情報 今月の統計 推計人口（市町村別） Jump up ^ 統計センターしずおか　静岡県人口推計 Jump up ^ 栃木県毎月人口推計速報/栃木県 Jump up ^ 徳島県の統計情報　推計人口 Jump up ^ 東京都の人口推計トップページ Jump up ^ 鳥取県人口移動調査/とりネット/鳥取県公式サイト Jump up ^ 人口移動調査 Jump up ^ 毎月推計人口 Jump up ^ 山形県の人口と世帯数（月報）（推計）の統計表電子データについて — 山形県ホームページ Jump up ^ 山口県/統計分析課/人口・人口移動統計調査（平成20年3月1日現在） Jump up ^ 山梨県統計データバンク　aa04000 [hide] v t











































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