List of cities and towns in Uganda

Map of Uganda
Kampala, Capital of Uganda
Parliament of Uganda, Kampala
Mbarara

This is a list of cities and towns in Uganda: The population data are for 2014, except where otherwise indicated. The references from which the estimated populations are sourced are listed in each article for the cities and towns where the population estimates are given.

Twenty five largest cities by population

The following population numbers are from the August 2014 national census.[1]

Kampala, Capital of Uganda
Rank Name 2014 Census
1 Kampala 1,507,080
2 Nansana 365,124
3 Kira 317,157
4 Makindye/Ssabagabo 283,272
5 Mbarara 195,322
6 Mukono 162,796
7 Gulu 150,306
8 Lugazi 114,163
9 Masaka 103,227
10 Kasese 101,065
11 Hoima 100,019
12 Lira 99,392
13 Mityana 95,428
14 Masindi 94,438
15 Mbale 92,857
16 Mubende 83,796
17 Entebbe 70,219
18 Njeru 68,764
19 Arua 61,962
20 Wakiso 60,210
21 Iganga 55,263
22 Busia 54,798
23 Fort Portal 53,786
24 Mpondwe/Lhubiriha 51,351
25 Soroti 49,685

Cities and towns

  1. Abim - 17,400
  2. Adjumani - 43,022
  3. Alebtong - 15,100
  4. Amolatar - 14,800
  5. Amuria - 5,400
  6. Amuru
  7. Apac - 14,503
  8. Arua - 62,657
  9. Bombo - 26,370
  10. Budaka - 23,834
  11. Bugembe - 41,323
  12. Bugiri - 29,013
  13. Buikwe - 16,633
  14. Bukedea - 36,700
  15. Bukomansimbi - 9,900 (2012)
  16. Bukungu - 19,033 (2013)
  17. Buliisa - 28,100
  18. Bundibugyo - 21,600
  19. Busembatya - 15,700
  20. Bushenyi - 41,063
  21. Busia - 55,958
  22. Busolwe - 16.730
  23. Butaleja - 19,519
  24. Buwenge - 22,074
  25. Buyende - 23,039
  26. Dokolo - 19,810
  27. Elegu - 5,000 (2012)
  28. Entebbe - 69,958
  29. Fort Portal - 54,275
  30. Gombe, Butambala - 15,196
  31. Gulu - 152,276
  32. Hima - 29,700
  33. Hoima - 100,625
  34. Ibanda - 31,316
  35. Iganga - 53,870
  36. Isingiro - 29,721
  37. Jinja - 72,931
  38. Kaabong - 23,900
  39. Kabale - 49,667
  40. Kaberamaido - 3,400
  41. Kabuyanda - 16,325
  42. Kabwohe - 20,300
  43. Kagadi - 22,813
  44. Kakinga - 22,151
  45. Kakira - 32,819
  46. Kakiri - 19,449
  47. Kalangala - 5,200
  48. Kaliro - 16,796
  49. Kalisizo - 32,700
  50. Kalongo - 15,000
  51. Kalungu
  52. Kampala - 1,659,600
  53. Kamuli - 17,725
  54. Kamwenge - 19,240
  55. Kanoni
  56. Kanungu - 15,138
  57. Kapchorwa - 12,900
  58. Kasese - 101,679
  59. Katakwi - 8,400
  60. Kayunga - 26,588
  61. Kibaale - 7,600
  62. Kibingo - 15,918
  63. Kiboga - 19,591
  64. Kihiihi - 20,349
  65. Kira - 313,761
  66. Kiruhura - 14,300 (2012)
  67. Kiryandongo - 31,610
  68. Kisoro - 17,561
  69. Kitgum - 44,604
  70. Koboko - 37,825
  71. Kotido - 22,900
  72. Kumi - 13,000
  73. Kyazanga - 15,531
  74. Kyegegwa - 18,729
  75. Kyenjojo - 23,467
  76. Kyotera - 9,000
  77. Lira - 99,059
  78. Lugazi - 39,483
  79. Lukaya - 24,250
  80. Luweero - 42,734
  81. Lwakhakha - 10,700
  82. Lwengo - 15,527
  83. Lyantonde - 8,900
  84. Malaba - 18,228
  85. Manafwa - 15,800
  86. Masaka - 103,829
  87. Masindi - 94,622
  88. Masindi Port - 10,400 (2009)
  89. Masulita - 14,762
  90. Matugga - 15,000 (2010)
  91. Mayuge - 17,151
  92. Mbale
  93. Mbarara - 195,013
  94. Mitooma
  95. Mityana - 48,002
  96. Moroto - 14,818
  97. Moyo - 23,700
  98. Mpigi - 44,274
  99. Mpondwe - 51,018
  100. Mubende - 46,921
  101. Mukono - 161,996
  102. Mutukula - 15,000 (2009)
  103. Nagongera - 11,800
  104. Nakaseke - 2,200
  105. Nakapiripirit - 2,800
  106. Nakasongola - 7,800
  107. Namayingo - 15,741
  108. Namayumba - 15,205[2]
  109. Namutumba - 18,736
  110. Nansana - 144,441
  111. Nebbi - 34,975
  112. Ngora - 15,086
  113. Njeru - 81,052
  114. Nkokonjeru - 14,000
  115. Ntungamo - 18,854
  116. Oyam - 14,500
  117. Pader - 14,080
  118. Paidha - 33,426
  119. Pakwach - 22,360
  120. Pallisa - 32,681
  121. Rakai - 7,000
  122. Rukungiri - 36,509
  123. Rwimi - 16,256
  124. Sanga - 5,200 (2012)
  125. Sembabule - 4,800
  126. Sironko - 18,884
  127. Soroti - 49,452
  128. Ssabagabo - 200,000 (2008)
  129. Tororo - 41,906
  130. Wakiso - 60,911
  131. Wobulenzi - 27,027
  132. Yumbe - 35,606

References

  1. ↑ UBOS (29 November 2014). "The Population of The Regions of the Republic of Uganda And All Cities And Towns of More Than 15,000 Inhabitants". Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS). Citypopulation.de. Retrieved 21 February 2015.
  2. ↑ UBOS (November 2014). "Natonal Population and Housing Census 2014: Provisional Results: Appendix 3 - Households and Population by Subcounty/ Town Council/Urban Division and Sex, 2014" (PDF). Kampala: Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS). Retrieved 4 August 2017.
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