Least Dense in Puebla

Top 100 cities ranked by least dense

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Least Dense — Puebla

1 Chautla 22/mi²

2 San Sebastián de Aparicio 22/mi²

3 Ciudad de Chiautla de Tapia 23/mi²

4 Tehuitzingo 26/mi²

5 Chiautla de Tapia 26/mi²

6 San Andrés Azumiatla 28/mi²

7 Jolalpan 29/mi²

8 La Resurrección 30/mi²

9 Magdalena Cuayucatepec 31/mi²

10 Hueytamalco 31/mi²

11 Santa María la Alta 32/mi²

12 Acatlán de Osorio 36/mi²

13 Ciudad de Tlatlauquitepec 37/mi²

14 Cuacnopalan 37/mi²

15 Tlachichuca 38/mi²

16 Tulcingo de Valle 38/mi²

17 Xaltepec 38/mi²

18 Tlatlauquitepec 39/mi²

19 San Jerónimo Coyula 40/mi²

20 Venustiano Carranza 40/mi²

21 Tlacotepec 43/mi²

22 Teontepec 45/mi²

23 Chietla 45/mi²

24 Santa María Xonacatepec 45/mi²

25 San Marcos Tlacoyalco 47/mi²

26 San Miguel Canoa 49/mi²

27 Villa Avila Camacho 50/mi²

28 Tecali 52/mi²

29 Coxcatlán 55/mi²

30 Tenango de las Flores 55/mi²

31 Santa Maria Coatepec 55/mi²

32 El Rincón Citlaltépetl 57/mi²

33 San Agustín Tlaxco 60/mi²

34 Chignahuapan 61/mi²

35 La Magdalena Tetela Morelos 63/mi²

36 Xochitlan Todos Santos 64/mi²

37 Santiago Acatlán 68/mi²

38 Santa Rita Tlahuapan 70/mi²

39 Nopalucán 72/mi²

40 Tianguismanalco 76/mi²

41 Cuetzalan 76/mi²

42 San Nicolás de los Ranchos 77/mi²

43 Villa Lázaro Cárdenas 78/mi²

44 San Lucas el Grande 78/mi²

45 Santa María Ixtiyucán 78/mi²

46 Ciudad de Cuetzalan 79/mi²

47 San Hipólito 81/mi²

48 San Juan Tepulco 81/mi²

49 San Martín Caltenco 85/mi²

50 San Juan Xiutetelco 85/mi²

51 Atencingo 85/mi²

52 Santiago Alseseca 86/mi²

53 Oriental 90/mi²

54 Atoluca 92/mi²

55 Zacatepec 92/mi²

56 Villanueva 93/mi²

57 Actipan de Morelos 97/mi²

58 Chapulco 97/mi²

59 Guadalupe Victoria 100/mi²

60 San Gabriel Tetzoyocán 104/mi²

61 Chalchihuapan 108/mi²

62 Tochtepec 112/mi²

63 Libres 115/mi²

64 Tlaixpan 117/mi²

65 Yehualtepec 119/mi²

66 Chinautla 122/mi²

67 Quecholac 122/mi²

68 Ajalpan 124/mi²

69 Santa Ana Xalmimilulco 125/mi²

70 San Juan Tuxco 133/mi²

71 Soltepec 137/mi²

72 Zacatlán 138/mi²

73 Huautla de Jiménez 144/mi²

74 Hueyapán 156/mi²

75 San Andrés Calpan 161/mi²

76 Ciudad Serdán 169/mi²

77 San Salvador El Seco 172/mi²

78 Zacapechpan 178/mi²

79 Esperanza 194/mi²

80 San Lorenzo Chiautzingo 195/mi²

81 Acajete 205/mi²

82 Palmarito Tochapan 206/mi²

83 Izúcar de Matamoros 216/mi²

84 Casa Blanca 220/mi²

85 Xicotepec de Juárez 226/mi²

86 Tepeaca 246/mi²

87 Miahuatlán 270/mi²

88 Teotlaltzingo 285/mi²

89 Atempan 286/mi²

90 Tecamachalco 319/mi²

91 San Rafael Tlanalapan 344/mi²

92 Acatzingo 349/mi²

93 Huejotzingo 352/mi²

94 Tepatlaxco de Hidalgo 384/mi²

95 Huauchinango 421/mi²

96 Santiago Momoxpan 451/mi²

97 San Matias Tlalancaleca 460/mi²

98 San Antonio Mihuacán 475/mi²

99 Cuapiaxtla de Madero 494/mi²

100 Atlixco 519/mi²

The least densely populated cities in Puebla offer spacious living with more land per resident. Chautla has just 22 people per square mile. These cities provide room to spread out with larger lot sizes and more open space.

Low-density cities typically feature more single-family homes with larger yards, easier parking, and less traffic congestion. They appeal to families seeking space, privacy, and access to nature without moving to a fully rural area.

While the spread-out nature of these cities means longer drives to amenities and greater reliance on personal vehicles, many residents value the trade-off for quieter neighborhoods and a more relaxed pace of life.

Did You Know?

1. In Chautla, there are only 22 people per square mile — each resident has roughly 1,283,536 square feet of city space.
2. Low-density cities often have significantly lower housing costs due to more available land for development.
3. Many of the least dense cities are located in the western United States, where vast open spaces define the landscape.

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