List of cities in Cuba

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This article shows a list of cities in Cuba.

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For the list of whole municipalities by population, see Municipalities of Cuba.

These are the largest Cuban cities, with at least 20,000 inhabitants, listed in descending order. Population data refers to city proper and not to the whole municipality, because they include large rural areas with several villages. All figures are accurate as of 2003 and provincial capitals are shown in bold.^[1]^[2]

Nº	City	Population	Province
1	Havana	2,135,498	Havana^[3]
2	Santiago de Cuba	425,851	Santiago de Cuba
3	Camagüey	305,845	Camagüey
4	Holguín	277,050	Holguín
5	Guantánamo	207 857	Guantánamo
6	Santa Clara	205,812	Villa Clara
7	Las Tunas	153,982	Las Tunas
8	Bayamo	147,563	Granma
9	Cienfuegos	144,207	Cienfuegos
10	Pinar del Río	137,523	Pinar del Río
11	Matanzas	132,664	Matanzas
12	Ciego de Ávila	110,422	Ciego de Ávila
13	Sancti Spíritus	98,794	Sancti Spíritus
14	Manzanillo	97,038	Granma
15	Cárdenas	80,832	Matanzas
16	Palma Soriano	76,179	Santiago de Cuba
17	Moa	57,652	Holguín
18	Florida	53,847	Camagüey
19	Morón	53,551	Ciego de Ávila
20	Nueva Gerona	46,923	Isla de la Juventud
21	Contramaestre	44,752	Santiago de Cuba
22	Colón	44,520	Matanzas
23	Artemisa	43,427	Artemisa
24	Güines	42,801	Mayabeque
25	Sagua la Grande	41,756	Villa Clara
26	Trinidad	41,293	Sancti Spíritus
27	Placetas	40,982	Villa Clara
28	Baracoa	39,190	Guantánamo
29	Nuevitas	38,995	Camagüey
30	Banes	34,452	Holguín
31	San Luis	33,717	Santiago de Cuba
32	San José de las Lajas	33,233	Mayabeque
33	Caibarién	32,679	Villa Clara
34	San Antonio de los Baños	32,582	Artemisa
35	Puerto Padre	31,854	Las Tunas
36	Jagüey Grande	30,200	Matanzas
37	Cabaiguán	30,135	Sancti Spíritus
38	Mayarí	29,027	Holguín
39	Vertientes	28,368	Camagüey
40	Varadero	27,170	Matanzas
41	Consolación del Sur	26,953	Pinar del Río
42	Amancio	26,658	Las Tunas
43	San Cristóbal	25,932	Artemisa
44	Güira de Melena	24,896	Artemisa
45	San Germán^[4]	24,699	Holguín
46	Cumanayagua	24,367	Cienfuegos
47	Sagua de Tánamo	23,641	Holguín
48	Guanajay	23,095	Artemisa
49	Jatibonico	22,962	Sancti Spíritus
50	Manicaragua	22,851	Villa Clara
51	Camajuaní	22,796	Villa Clara
52	Colombia	22,295	Las Tunas
53	Sandino	22,187	Pinar del Río
54	Jovellanos	22,000	Matanzas
55	Niquero	21,636	Granma
56	La Maya^[5]	21,278	Santiago de Cuba
57	Bauta	21,151	Artemisa
58	Jiguaní	21,130	Granma
59	Guisa	20,461	Granma
60	Nicaro-Levisa^[6]	20,000	Holguín

References

↑ Largest cities in Cuba
↑ Official Figures from the 2002 population census
↑ City-province level, officially named "Ciudad de La Habana"
↑ Seat of Urbano Noris municipality
↑ Seat of Songo-La Maya municipality
↑ Part of Mayarí municipality, also named Nicaro

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