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Largest Cities in Jammu and Kashmir

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities — Jammu and Kashmir

1 Srinagar 1,206,419
2 Jammu 576,198
3 Anantnag 150,592
4 Soyībug 104,000
5 Udhampur 84,015
6 Bāramūla 77,276
7 Sopur 71,292
8 Kathua 59,866
9 Bandipura 37,081
10 Rajaori 29,486
11 Jammu Cantonment 28,396
12 Ganderbal 28,233
13 Pūnch 28,197
14 Sāmba 26,893
15 Bijbehara 24,590
16 Kulgam 23,584
17 Dooru Verinag 22,968
18 Badāmibāgh 22,214
19 Kopawor 21,771
20 Pāmpur 21,680
21 Doda 21,605
22 Akhnūr 20,756
23 Kishtwār 20,553
24 Raipur Domana 20,238
25 Pulwama 20,071
26 Pattan 19,538
27 Trāl 17,844
28 Achhībal 17,556
29 Shopian 16,360
30 Bunjwah 15,899
31 Gulgam 15,587
33 Badgām 15,338
34 R.S. Pora 15,197
35 Sumbal 15,041
36 Nawānshahr 14,884
37 Kupwāra 14,711
38 Bhulwāl 14,174
39 Krālapur 13,889
40 Nagrota 13,836
41 Handwāra 13,600
42 Bhadarwāh 13,429
43 Hājan 13,239
44 Quimoh 13,138
45 Drug Mulla 12,930
46 Awantipur 12,647
47 Yāripur 12,123
48 Arwani 11,815
49 Bishnāh 11,645
50 Tsrār Sharīf 11,533
51 Mehmood Pora 10,910
52 Dever Inder Bug 10,863
53 Safāpūr 10,471
54 Nāushahra 10,408
55 Abbaspur 10,208
56 Sogām 10,166
57 Tangdhār 9,904
58 Qāzigund 9,871
59 Khreuh 9,851
60 Patha Deōsar 9,765
61 Norīa 9,662
62 Hirānagar 9,446
63 Uri 9,366
64 Pahalgam 9,264
65 Mattan 9,246
66 Katra 9,106
67 Dārapur 8,464
68 Wail 8,335
69 Seer Hamdan 8,233
70 Beerwah 8,192
71 Rāmnagar 8,166
72 Riāsi 8,101
73 Vijaypur 8,044
74 Shangus 7,875
75 Parol 7,800
76 Rakh Gadi Garh 7,588
77 Yechagām 7,461
78 Nagam 7,365
79 Rehambal 7,351
80 Rāmban 7,317
81 Bīrpur 7,177
82 Watargām 7,015
83 Khore 6,931
84 Sunderbani 6,930
85 Surankōt 6,743
86 Khaur 6,690
87 Kokernag 6,553
88 Aish Maqām 6,519
89 Chadoora 6,482
90 Rathian 6,365
91 Bhore 6,360
92 Buna Hir 6,348
93 Nowangabra 5,634
94 Rāmgarh 5,612
95 Ashmuji Khalsa 5,567
96 Fārward Kahūta 5,555
97 Thanna Mandi 5,490
98 Māgām 5,470
99 Bashohli 5,433
100 Ratnu Chak 5,228

The largest cities in Jammu and Kashmir represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Srinagar leads with a population of 1,206,419, followed by Jammu and Anantnag. 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. 12 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. Srinagar's population is larger than that of several U.S. states.
  • 2. 12 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 11,533 — larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 2,121,224.

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