Largest Cities in Soccsksargen

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Soccsksargen

1 Malingao 1,121,974
2 Katangawan 722,059
3 General Santos 722,059
4 Conel 722,059
5 Klinan 722,059
6 Salimbao 383,383
7 Rogongon 368,132
8 Iligan City 368,132
9 Digkilaan 368,132
10 Koronadal 201,844
11 Rotonda 201,844
12 Paraiso 201,844
13 Mabini 201,844
14 Libas 201,844
15 Sulit 176,671
16 Polomolok 176,671
17 Upper Klinan 176,671
18 Polo 176,671
19 Palkan 176,671
20 Glamang 176,671
21 Pagalungan 176,671
22 Kidapawan 160,864
23 Kalaisan 160,864
24 Batasan 160,864
25 Glan 117,017
26 Baliton 117,017
27 Ilaya 117,017
28 Tañgo 117,017
29 Kapatan 117,017
30 Glan Peidu 117,017
31 Kablalan 117,017
32 Tacurong 116,945
33 Gansing 116,945
34 Tambak 116,945
35 New Lagao 116,945
36 Midsayap 115,735
37 Maluñgun 108,429
38 Malandag 108,429
39 T'boli 105,296
40 Sinolon 105,296
41 Isulan 101,455
42 Kudanding 101,455
43 Kapingkong 101,455
44 Dumaguil 101,455
45 Dansuli 101,455
46 Daguma 101,455
47 Bialong 98,646
48 Puloypuloy 93,312
49 Tran 93,312
50 Taguisa 93,312
51 Puricay 93,312
52 Noling 93,312
53 Lebak 93,312
54 Bañga 91,536
55 San Vicente 91,536
56 Surallah 91,412
57 Lamba 91,412
58 Dahay 91,412
59 Colongulo 91,412
60 Lun Pequeño 90,120
61 Buayan 90,120
62 Alabel 90,120
63 Saguing 88,522
64 Malasila 88,522
65 Makilala 88,522
66 Kisante 88,522
67 Lake Sebu 84,252
68 Palimbang 83,633
69 Sapu Padidu 82,577
70 Malapatan 82,577
71 Tuyan 82,577
72 Matalam 81,610
73 Amas 81,610
74 Paatan 81,610
75 Marbel 81,610
76 Malamote 81,610
77 Lambayong 81,288
78 Sadsalan 81,288
79 Pimbalayan 81,288
80 Mariano Marcos 81,288
81 Mamali 81,288
82 Carmen 79,741
83 Pedtad 79,741
84 Tupi 78,599
85 Polonoling 78,599
86 Cebuano 78,599
87 Palian 78,599
88 Lunen 78,599
89 Lampari 78,599
90 Kabalen 78,599
91 Kabacan 77,945
92 Malapag 77,945
93 Limbalod 77,945
94 Banawa 77,945
95 Lala 75,015
96 Esperanza 73,822
97 Villamor 73,822
98 New Panay 73,822
99 Matiompong 73,822
100 Alamada 71,523

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 Katangawan and General Santos. 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 93,312 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 4,010,210.

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