Largest Cities in West Java

Top 66 cities ranked by largest cities

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Largest Cities — West Java

1 Bekasi 2,564,940

2 Bandung 2,444,160

3 Depok 2,145,400

4 Bogor 1,127,408

5 Tasikmalaya 741,760

6 Cimahi 590,782

7 Cibinong 363,424

8 Sukabumi 360,644

9 Cirebon 341,980

10 Karawang 307,880

11 Cileungsir 288,347

12 Pasarkemis 273,659

13 Citeureup 214,668

14 Ciputat 207,858

15 Ciampea 207,212

16 Rengasdengklok 201,463

17 Banjar 200,970

18 Sumedang 200,000

19 Padalarang 184,182

20 Lembang 183,130

21 Purwakarta 179,233

22 Cianjur 174,587

23 Pamulang 174,557

24 Cikupa 174,041

25 Plumbon 167,105

26 Sawangan 165,631

27 Banjaran 164,952

28 Astanajapura 148,047

29 Cikampek 145,620

30 Weru 139,004

31 Subang 137,234

32 Garut 131,809

33 Teluknaga 128,275

34 Paseh 126,181

35 Indramayu 123,263

36 Parung 123,078

37 Sepatan 118,439

38 Soreang 116,780

39 Pamanukan 114,290

40 Kuningan 111,742

41 Cileunyi 111,476

42 Kresek 110,182

43 Ciamis 109,839

44 Pelabuhanratu 109,523

45 Cikarang 106,479

46 Arjawinangun 105,845

47 Sumedang Utara 100,000

48 Sumber 96,725

49 Palimanan 92,600

50 Caringin 91,845

51 Cicurug 88,965

52 Klangenan 88,378

53 Margahayukencana 83,119

54 Serpong 80,193

55 Ciranjang-hilir 77,758

56 Karangsembung 75,856

57 Majalengka 73,052

58 Jatibarang 73,010

59 Jatiwangi 57,973

60 Kawalu 50,541

61 Singaparna 48,882

62 Pameungpeuk 48,294

63 Rajapolah 39,840

64 Karangampel 31,234

65 Wanaraja 26,240

66 Leuwiliang 15,275

The largest cities in West Java represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Bekasi leads with a population of 2,564,940, followed by Bandung and Depok. 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. 30 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. Bekasi's population is larger than that of several U.S. states.
2. 30 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 91,845 — larger than most cities worldwide.
4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 9,023,668.

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