Most Dense in Sindh

Top 100 cities ranked by most dense

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Most Dense — Sindh

1 Sehwan 27,617/mi²

2 Hala 26,768/mi²

3 Malir Cantonment 18,496/mi²

4 Hyderabad 15,599/mi²

5 Tando Jam 13,626/mi²

6 Larkana 11,498/mi²

7 Dokri 9,610/mi²

8 Mirpur Khas 9,538/mi²

9 Khadro 8,618/mi²

10 Karachi 8,536/mi²

11 Mirpur Bhtoro 5,757/mi²

12 Bandhi 4,460/mi²

13 Mirpur Mathelo 4,258/mi²

14 Pakistan Employees Cooperative Housing Society 2,546/mi²

15 Tando Allahyar 1,467/mi²

16 Jacobabad 782/mi²

17 Shikarpur 729/mi²

18 Dadu 707/mi²

19 Khairpur Mir’s 676/mi²

20 Karachi University Employees Co-operative Housing Society 650/mi²

21 Garhi Khairo 540/mi²

22 Umarkot 502/mi²

23 Tando Adam 438/mi²

24 Shahdad Kot 429/mi²

25 Ghotki 426/mi²

26 Tando Muhammad Khan 411/mi²

27 Badin 406/mi²

28 Kandhkot 315/mi²

29 Sukkur 283/mi²

30 Kambar 275/mi²

31 Moro 270/mi²

32 Rohri 258/mi²

33 Kotri 253/mi²

34 Shahdadpur 243/mi²

35 Nawabshah 222/mi²

36 Nasirabad 218/mi²

37 Qubo Saeed Khan 190/mi²

38 New Badah 179/mi²

39 Matli 175/mi²

40 Gambat 161/mi²

41 Thatta 153/mi²

42 Setharja Old 144/mi²

43 Khairpur 143/mi²

44 Thul 123/mi²

45 Pir Jo Goth 122/mi²

46 Naudero 119/mi²

47 Mehar 107/mi²

48 Ghauspur 106/mi²

49 Ranipur 99/mi²

50 Hingorja 98/mi²

51 Digri 95/mi²

52 Kot Diji 88/mi²

53 Manjhand 86/mi²

54 Talhar 85/mi²

55 Naukot 84/mi²

56 Ubauro 82/mi²

57 Mithi 81/mi²

58 Sakrand 80/mi²

59 Shahpur Chakar 78/mi²

60 Kandiaro 76/mi²

61 Chak 75/mi²

62 Kunri 73/mi²

63 Mian Sahib 73/mi²

64 Lakhi 71/mi²

65 Sobhodero 64/mi²

66 Bhiria 64/mi²

67 Matiari 64/mi²

68 Bhit Shah 62/mi²

69 Goth Radhan 59/mi²

70 Mirwah Gorchani 59/mi²

71 Pano Aqil 59/mi²

72 Chhor 57/mi²

73 Sanghar 56/mi²

74 Bagarji 55/mi²

75 Kashmor 54/mi²

76 Warah 51/mi²

77 Tharu Shah 50/mi²

78 Chamber 49/mi²

79 Rustam 47/mi²

80 Miro Khan 47/mi²

81 Pad Idan 44/mi²

82 Pithoro 42/mi²

83 Berani 41/mi²

84 Samaro 40/mi²

85 Naushahro Firoz 37/mi²

86 Daulatpur 36/mi²

87 Garhiyasin 35/mi²

88 Madeji 35/mi²

89 Daromehar 35/mi²

90 Goth Garelo 32/mi²

91 Bozdar Wada 31/mi²

92 Rajo Khanani 31/mi²

93 Adilpur 29/mi²

94 Karaundi 29/mi²

95 Goth Shams Pir 28/mi²

96 Tando Bago 27/mi²

97 Jhol 26/mi²

98 Sinjhoro 26/mi²

99 Khairpur Nathan Shah 24/mi²

100 Tangwani 24/mi²

The most densely populated cities in Sindh pack the most residents per square mile, creating vibrant urban environments with walkable neighborhoods and extensive public transit. Sehwan leads with 27,617 people per square mile.

High population density is often associated with better access to public transportation, more walkable streets, and a wider variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options within close proximity. These cities tend to have lower car ownership rates and shorter commute distances.

Dense cities face unique challenges including higher housing costs, limited parking, and potential overcrowding in public spaces. However, they also tend to have lower per-capita carbon footprints due to shared infrastructure and reduced driving.

Did You Know?

1. Sehwan has 27,617 people per square mile — that's roughly 43 people per acre.
2. Dense cities tend to have the most walkable neighborhoods and lowest car ownership rates in the country.
3. Urban density can reduce per-capita carbon emissions by up to 50% compared to suburban sprawl.

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