Largest Cities in Soccsksargen

Top 74 cities ranked by largest cities

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Largest Cities — Soccsksargen

1 Malingao 1,121,974

2 General Santos 722,059

3 Iligan City 312,323

4 Koronadal 201,844

5 Midsayap 117,365

6 Tacurong 116,945

7 Isulan 101,455

8 Surallah 91,412

9 Alabel 90,120

10 Malapatan 82,577

11 Lambayong 81,288

12 Kidapawan 79,652

13 Tupi 78,599

14 Polomolok 63,987

15 Bañga 58,855

16 Kalamansig 52,257

17 Maluñgun 52,248

18 Norala 48,499

19 Kabacan 31,769

20 Glan 24,256

21 Lake Sebu 21,767

22 Laguilayan 17,764

23 Pikit 14,998

24 Buayan 14,607

25 Makilala 13,829

26 Lutayan 13,080

27 Malandag 12,867

28 Lun Pequeño 11,541

29 Pigcawayan 11,420

30 Kiamba 10,979

31 President Roxas 10,879

32 Tantangan 10,337

33 Sapu Padidu 9,789

34 Matalam 9,783

35 Santo Niño 9,662

36 Tulunan 9,584

37 Lala 9,273

38 Tampakan 9,048

39 Carmen 8,759

40 Bialong 8,639

41 Conel 8,519

42 Maitum 8,478

43 Katangawan 8,476

44 Silway 7 7,893

45 Dahay 7,567

46 Suyan 7,229

47 Bagontapay 6,747

48 Bau 6,672

49 Polonoling 6,550

50 Lamba 6,408

51 Tamnag 6,302

52 Amas 6,219

53 Esperanza 6,009

54 Malasila 5,864

55 Maasim 5,847

56 Baliton 5,809

57 Banisilan 5,749

58 Glad 5,746

59 Libungan 5,606

60 Rogongon 5,530

61 Columbio 5,516

62 Cebuano 5,430

63 Magpet 5,414

64 Bantogon 5,379

65 Lopez Jaena 5,352

66 Carpenter Hill 5,344

67 Pangyan 5,261

68 Sampao 5,259

69 Tamontaka 5,166

70 Puloypuloy 5,130

71 Saguing 5,073

72 Kipalbig 5,070

73 Gansing 5,031

74 Sulit 5,019

The largest cities in Soccsksargen represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Malingao leads with a population of 1,121,974, followed by General Santos and Iligan City. 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. Malingao'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 6,408 — larger than most cities worldwide.
4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 2,475,565.

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