Largest Cities in Davao Region

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Davao Region

1 Davao 1,848,947
2 Magugpo Poblacion 300,042
3 Corocotan 300,042
4 Panabo 211,242
5 Lasang 211,242
6 Nanyo 211,242
7 Maduao 211,242
8 Katipunan 211,242
9 Digos 192,063
10 Matti 192,063
11 Goma 192,063
12 Balutakay 192,063
13 Mati 148,672
14 Davan 148,672
15 New Visayas 131,100
16 Santo Tomas 131,100
17 Samal 119,701
18 Tambo 119,701
19 San Antonio 119,701
20 Mambago 119,701
21 Limao 119,701
22 Cogon 119,701
23 Babak 119,701
24 Malita 118,438
25 Pangian 118,438
26 Lais 118,438
27 Lacaron 118,438
28 Bolila 118,438
29 Coronon 104,793
30 Tuban 104,793
31 Santa Cruz 104,793
32 Monkayo 96,405
33 Baylo 96,405
34 Magnaga 91,312
35 Tombongon 91,312
36 Tagdanua 91,312
37 Pantukan 91,312
38 Matiao 91,312
39 Compostela 89,224
40 Gabi 89,224
41 Babag 89,224
42 Maco 87,680
43 Hiju, Maco 87,680
44 Dumlan 87,680
45 Nabunturan 85,949
46 Manat 85,949
47 Linoan 85,949
48 Tubod 85,423
49 Carmen 85,423
50 Cabayangan 85,423
51 Alejal 85,423
52 Tuganay 85,423
53 Manaloal 85,423
54 Libuganon 85,423
55 La Paz 85,423
56 Bincoñgan 85,423
57 Anibongan 85,423
58 Andop 83,632
59 San Vicente 83,632
60 Sampao 80,731
61 Pag-asa 80,731
62 Luna 80,731
63 Gabuyan 80,731
64 Kapalong 80,731
65 Culaman 72,552
66 Lupon 68,717
67 Ilangay 68,717
68 Bansalan 64,816
69 Dolo 64,816
70 Tibanbang 63,695
71 Sigaboy 63,695
72 La Union 63,695
73 Talisay 63,695
74 Magatos 62,929
75 Cambanugoy 62,929
76 Talomo 62,929
77 Pagsabangan 62,929
78 New Leyte 62,929
79 Esperanza 62,929
80 Buclad 62,929
81 Matanao 62,773
82 Managa 62,773
83 New Corella 60,454
84 New Bohol 60,454
85 Del Pilar 60,454
86 Baganga 59,796
87 Mahanob 59,796
88 Batiano 59,796
89 Santa Maria 58,886
90 Basiawan 58,886
91 Pung-Pang 58,886
92 Hagonoy 58,689
93 Sinayawan 58,689
94 Malinao 58,689
95 Ignit 58,689
96 Magsaysay 57,936
97 Kiblawan 53,757
98 Bantacan 50,212
99 Montevista 46,581
100 Cabinuangan 46,581

The largest cities in Davao Region represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Davao leads with a population of 1,848,947, followed by Magugpo Poblacion and Corocotan. 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. 11 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. Davao's population is larger than that of several U.S. states.
  • 2. 11 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 85,423 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 2,871,515.

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