Largest Cities in Mimaropa

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Mimaropa

1 Puerto Princesa 316,384
2 Irahuan 316,384
3 Calapan 148,558
4 San Jose 143,495
5 Caminauit 143,495
6 Bagong Sikat 143,495
7 La Curva 143,495
8 Babug 143,495
9 San Agustin 109,122
10 Pinagsabangan 109,122
11 Naujan 109,122
12 Nagiba 109,122
13 Estrella 109,122
14 Sablayan 91,406
15 Tuban 91,406
16 Batasan 91,406
17 Pinamalayan 90,420
18 Pili 90,420
19 Batarasa 87,384
20 Taytay 85,258
21 Panacan 80,572
22 Narra 80,572
23 Sagana 77,540
24 Masaguisi 77,540
25 Malitbog 77,540
26 Labasan 77,540
27 Anilao 77,540
28 Brookes Point 76,715
29 Coron 69,439
30 Tabon 68,532
31 Mansalay 60,597
32 Manaul 60,597
33 Balugo 60,597
34 Roxas 58,428
35 Santa Maria 58,428
36 Santa Brigida 58,428
37 San Mariano 58,428
38 San Aquilino 58,428
39 Odiong 58,428
40 Cawayan 58,428
41 Cantel 58,428
42 Boac 54,365
43 Laylay 54,365
44 Gloria 52,296
45 Tambong 52,296
46 Quinabigan 52,296
47 Calamundingan 52,296
48 Victoria 52,215
49 Santa Cruz 51,594
50 Ipil 51,594
51 Buyabod 51,594
52 El Nido 51,367
53 Odiongan 48,133
54 Tomingad 48,133
55 Libertad 48,133
56 Gabawan 48,133
57 Dapawan 48,133
58 Bulalacao 46,439
59 Mauhao 46,439
60 Tayaman 44,554
61 Mamburao 44,554
62 Bansud 44,396
63 Tiguisan 44,396
64 Salcedo 44,396
65 Balabac 42,662
66 Tabinay 42,301
67 Sabang 42,301
68 Puerto Galera 42,301
69 Dulangan 42,301
70 Balatero 42,301
71 Socorro 41,612
72 Pangulayan 41,612
73 Pambisan 41,612
74 Maluanluan 41,612
75 Leuteboro 41,612
76 Bayuin 41,612
77 Santa Teresa 40,987
78 Paclolo 40,987
79 San Pedro 40,319
80 Rizal 40,319
81 Adela 40,319
82 Canubing No 2 40,159
83 Evangelista 40,159
84 Baco 40,159
86 Barahan 40,010
87 Aborlan 39,972
88 Romblon 39,004
89 Cajimos 39,004
90 Alad 39,004
91 Saaban 35,771
92 Pola 35,771
93 Tiguion 35,315
94 Masiga 35,315
95 Gasan 35,315
96 San Vicente 33,768
97 Port Barton 33,768
98 New Agutaya 33,768
99 Mogpog 32,577
100 Balanacan 32,577

The largest cities in Mimaropa represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Puerto Princesa leads with a population of 316,384, followed by Irahuan and Calapan. 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. 41 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. Puerto Princesa's population is larger than that of many small nations.
  • 2. 41 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 51,594 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 1,068,316.

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