Largest Cities in Uusimaa

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Uusimaa

1 Helsinki 686,595
2 Vantaa 248,199
3 East Helsinki 170,557
4 Porvoo 51,853
5 Järvenpää 46,942
6 Lohja 45,686
7 Nurmijärvi 45,356
8 Hyvinge 43,515
9 Tuusula 42,624
10 Vuosaari 39,286
11 Kerava 38,535
12 Mellunkylä 36,887
13 Vartiokylä 30,244
14 Herttoniemi 29,092
15 Leppävaara 28,409
16 Haaga 27,784
17 Raseborg 27,209
18 Kaarela 26,911
19 Laajasalo 23,638
20 Sibbo 22,903
21 Matinkylä 22,688
22 Oulunkylä 22,336
23 Espoo 21,231
24 Espoon Keskus 21,231
25 Klaukkala 21,019
26 Mäntsälä 20,957
27 Kirkkonummi 20,640
28 Lauttasaari 20,000
29 Munkkiniemi 19,391
30 Pitäjänmäki 18,842
31 Sörnäinen 18,711
32 Kallio 18,581
33 Espoonlahti 17,697
34 Olari 16,929
35 Myyrmäki 16,850
36 Suurmetsä 16,452
37 Pasila 15,485
38 Taka-Töölö 15,343
39 Viikki 15,177
40 Etu-Töölö 14,728
41 Ekenäs 14,377
42 Lovisa 14,362
43 Tapaninkylä 14,313
44 Kontula 14,108
45 Tapiola 13,617
46 Uppby 13,563
47 Kannelmäki 12,958
48 Etelä-Haaga 12,502
49 Hakunila 12,435
50 Kamppi 12,296
51 Alppiharju 12,030
52 Martinlaakso 11,778
53 Suutarila 11,621
54 Myllypuro 11,385
55 Laaksolahti 11,320
56 Kivistö 11,125
57 Saunalahti 11,114
58 Nöykkiö 11,063
59 Ullanlinna 10,845
60 Lintuvaara 10,554
61 Kilo 10,554
62 Jätkäsaari 10,449
63 Vallila 10,375
64 Patola 10,352
65 Kauniainen 10,200
66 Pakkala 9,981
67 Hanko 9,962
68 Pakila 9,829
69 Punavuori 9,632
70 Latokartano 9,606
71 Linjat 9,562
72 Pohjois-Haaga 9,469
74 Mellunmäki 9,297
76 Niittykumpu 8,934
78 Tuomarinkylä 8,623
79 Toukola 8,593
80 Havukoski 8,581
81 Malminkartano 8,574
82 Tapulikaupunki 8,565
83 Vattuniemi 8,509
84 Hämeenkylä 8,437
85 Kivenlahti 8,397
86 Karkkila 8,391
87 Simonkylä 8,191
88 Pukinmäki 8,139
89 Soukka 8,069
90 Aurinkolahti 8,033
91 Mankkaa 8,017
92 Viertola 7,974
93 Tapaninvainio 7,945
94 Käpylä 7,871
95 Karis 7,850
97 Henttaa 7,759
98 Roihuvuori 7,714
99 Kotkavuori 7,695
100 Siltamäki 7,687

The largest cities in Uusimaa represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Helsinki leads with a population of 686,595, followed by Vantaa and East Helsinki. These cities serve as hubs for employment, education, and innovation, attracting residents from across the country and around the world.

Population size is a key indicator of a city's economic influence and infrastructure capacity. Larger cities typically offer more diverse job markets, extensive public transit systems, and a wider range of cultural amenities. 01 dominates the top 10 with 10 cities on the list, reflecting the state's strong economic pull and quality of life.

While large populations bring economic advantages, they also present challenges including higher costs of living, traffic congestion, and housing affordability concerns. Many of these cities have experienced significant growth over the past decade, driven by job opportunities in technology, healthcare, and professional services.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Helsinki's population is larger than that of many small nations.
  • 2. 01 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 12,296 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 1,204,146.

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