List of cities in California (by population)

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The following is list showing the 100 largest incorporated cities in the state of California ranked by population, based on California Department of Finance estimates for January 1, 2006.

Note: These estimates are for the actual incorporated areas of the listed cities, as opposed to metropolitan areas, urban areas, or counties, and will therefore differ from other available population listings. Also, the California State Department of Finance uses different methods for estimating population than the United States Census Bureau, and therefore estimates from the two organizations will differ as well (the Department of Finance, however, does use the Census Bureau's decennial census figures as their base).


Rank: City: Population: County:
1 Los Angeles 3,976,071 Los Angeles
2 San Diego 1,311,162 San Diego
3 San Jose 953,679 Santa Clara
4 San Francisco 798,680 San Francisco
5 Long Beach 490,166 Los Angeles
6 Fresno 471,479 Fresno
7 Sacramento 457,514 Sacramento
8 Oakland 411,755 Alameda
9 Santa Ana 351,322 Orange
10 Anaheim 342,410 Orange
11 Bakersfield 311,824 Kern
12 Riverside 287,820 Riverside
13 Stockton 286,041 San Joaquin
14 Chula Vista 223,423 San Diego
15 Fremont 210,158 Alameda
16 Modesto 208,107 Stanislaus
17 Glendale 206,308 Los Angeles
18 San Bernardino 201,823 San Bernardino
19 Huntington Beach 201,000 Orange
20 Irvine 193,785 Orange
21 Oxnard 189,990 Ventura
22 Oceanside 174,925 San Diego
23 Moreno Valley 174,565 Riverside
24 Garden Grove 171,765 Orange
25 Ontario 171,113 San Bernardino
26 Rancho Cucamonga 170,479 San Bernardino
27 Santa Clarita 167,412 Los Angeles
28 Fontana 165,462 San Bernardino
29 Pomona 161,850 Los Angeles
30 Santa Rosa 157,145 Sonoma
31 Salinas 148,350 Monterey
32 Torrance 147,108 Los Angeles
33 Hayward 146,398 Alameda
34 Pasadena 146,138 Los Angeles
35 Corona 144,661 Riverside
36 Palmdale 141,012 Los Angeles
37 Escondido 140,766 San Diego
38 Lancaster 133,392 Los Angeles
39 Orange 137,801 Orange
40 Fullerton 136,428 Orange
41 Sunnyvale 133,544 Santa Clara
42 Elk Grove 130,874 Sacramento
43 Thousand Oaks 127,644 Ventura
44 El Monte 125,352 Los Angeles
45 Concord 124,436 Contra Costa
46 Simi Valley 122,708 Ventura
47 Vallejo 121,099 Solano
48 Inglewood 118,112 Los Angeles
49 Costa Mesa 113,134 Orange
50 Downey 113,063 Los Angeles
51 West Covina 112,459 Los Angeles
52 Visalia 111,168 Tulare
53 Santa Clara 110,771 Santa Clara
54 Norwalk 109,681 Los Angeles
55 Burbank 106,879 Los Angeles
56 San Buenaventura (Ventura) 106,710 Ventura
57 Fairfield 105,601 Solano
58 Berkeley 105,385 Alameda
59 Daly City 104,820 San Mateo
60 Roseville 104,655 Placer
61 Richmond 103,468 Contra Costa
62 South Gate 101,647 Los Angeles
63 Antioch 100,945 Contra Costa
64 Rialto 99,189 San Bernardino
65 Compton 98,948 Los Angeles
66 Carlsbad 98,607 San Diego
67 Mission Viejo 97,997 Orange
68 Carson 97,981 Los Angeles
69 El Cajon 96,867 San Diego
70 Vacaville 96,395 Solano
71 Victorville 95,145 San Bernardino
72 Vista 94,440 San Diego
73 San Mateo 94,315 San Mateo
74 Temecula 93,923 Riverside
75 Murrieta 92,933 Riverside
76 Westminster 92,408 Orange
77 Santa Monica 90,750 Los Angeles
78 Santa Maria 90,204 Santa Barbara
79 Redding 89,973 Shasta
80 Clovis 89,924 Fresno
81 Santa Barbara 89,548 Santa Barbara
82 Alhambra 89,326 Los Angeles
83 Hawthorne 88,458 Los Angeles
84 Citrus Heights 86,883 Sacramento
85 Whittier 86,841 Los Angeles
86 Newport Beach 83,361 Orange
87 Lakewood 83,287 Los Angeles
88 Livermore 81,443 Alameda
89 Buena Park 81,349 Orange
90 San Leandro 81,074 Alameda
91 Baldwin Park 80,986 Los Angeles
92 Tracy 80,461 San Joaquin
93 Hesperia 80,268 San Bernardino
94 Chico 79,091 Butte
95 Chino 78,055 San Bernardino
96 Chino Hills 77,969 San Bernardino
97 Lake Forest 77,859 Orange
98 Bellflower 77,039 Los Angeles
99 San Marcos 76,725 San Diego
100 Napa 76,705 Napa


Source: California State Department of Finance http://www.dof.ca.gov/HTML/DEMOGRAP/ReportsPapers/Estimates/E1/E-1text.asp

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