List of cities in Venezuela

This is a list of the largest cities in Venezuela, in descending order. Population estimates do not include urban areas. All figures are 2005 estimates.

Contents 1 Largest cities in Venezuela 2 Other cities 3 See also 4 Notes 5 References

Largest cities in Venezuela

#	City	Population (Est. 2010)	State
1.	Caracas (federal capital)	5,576,000	Metropolitan district and Miranda [1]
2.	Maracaibo	4,163,670	Zulia
3.	Valencia	2,585,202	Carabobo
4.	Barquisimeto	1,600,000	Lara
5.	Maracay	1,302,000	Aragua
6.	Ciudad Guayana	946,606	Bolívar
7.	Barcelona	750,000	Anzoátegui
8.	Maturín	410,967	Monagas
9.	Turmero	344,746	Aragua
10.	Ciudad Bolívar	291,170	Bolívar
11.	Barinas	284,305	Barinas
12.	Los Teques	279,424	Miranda
13.	Cumaná	257,821	Sucre
14.	San Cristóbal	246,620	Táchira
15.	Puerto La Cruz	218,228	Anzoátegui
16.	Mérida	215,289	Mérida
17.	Cabimas	200,859	Zulia
18.	Coro	135,246	Falcón
19.	Guatire	192,291	Miranda
20.	Cúa	182,925	Miranda
21.	Guarenas	181,657	Miranda
22.	Los Teques	173,749	Miranda
23.	Ocumare del Tuy	166,112	Miranda
24.	Puerto Cabello	163,886	Carabobo
25.	Guacara	151,788	Carabobo
26.	El Tigre	151,011	Anzoátegui
27.	El Limón	148,270	Aragua
28.	Acarigua	143,739	Portuguesa
29.	Punto Fijo	131,737	Falcón
30.	Cabudare	131,013	Lara
31.	Charallave	129,213	Miranda
32.	Ciudad Ojeda	128,941	Zulia
33.	Palo Negro	128,895	Aragua
34.	Cagua	119,052	Aragua
35.	Anaco	117,605	Anzoátegui
36.	Calabozo	117,148	Guárico
37.	Guanare	112,315	Portuguesa
38.	Carúpano	112,102	Sucre
39.	Ejido	107,056	Mérida
40.	Catia La Mar	106,850	Vargas
41.	Mariara	105,511	Carabobo
42.	Carora	105,400	Lara

Other cities

These cities are not among the largest in Venezuela, but are notable for historical, cultural, and/or touristic reasons.

• Caripe
• Ciudad Ojeda
• Cumaná
• La Asunción
• La Guaira
• La Victoria
• Los Dos Caminos
• Los Teques
• Maiquetia
• Ocumare del Tuy
• Porlamar
• Puerto Ayacucho
• San Carlos
• San Joaquín
• San Juan de Los Morros
• San Felipe
• San Fernando de Apure
• Trujillo
• Tucupita
• Valera
• Valle de la Pascua

See also

• Demographics of Venezuela
• Subdivisions of Venezuela
• List of states of Venezuela by area and population

Notes

1. ^ Composed of the municipalities of Libertador in Distrito Capital, and Baruta, Chacao, El Hatillo, and Sucre (Petare) in Miranda state.

References

• Largest cities in Venezuela

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