List of localities in Djibouti

Map of Djibouti

This is a list of localities in Djibouti ordered by population. All settlements with a population over 1,000 are included.

Cities in Djibouti
Rank	Name		Population	Region
Rank	Transcription	Arabic	Population	Region
1	Djibouti City	جيبوتي	623,891	Djibouti City
2	Ali Sabieh	على صبيح	40,074	Ali Sabieh Region
3	Tadjourah	تاجورة	22,193	Tadjourah Region
4	Obock	أوبوك	17,776	Obock Region
5.	Dikhil	دخيل	12,043	Dikhil Region
6.	Arta	ارتا	6,025	Arta Region
7.	Holhol	هلهول	3,519	Ali Sabieh Region
8.	Dorra	درة	1,873	Tadjourah Region
9.	Galafi	غالافي	1,849	Dikhil Region
10.	Loyada	لويادا	1,646	Arta Region
11.	Alaili Dadda	علايلي دادا	1,456	Obock Region

Other cities

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Assamo
Balho
Chebelle
Daimoli
Daoudaouya
Dorale
Doumera
Godoria
Khor Angar
Randa
Ras Siyyan
Sagallou
Yoboki

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