Largest Cities in Western Visayas

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Western Visayas

1 Sumag 624,787
2 Mansilingan 624,787
3 Jordan 473,728
4 Iloilo 473,728
5 Bacolod City 454,898
6 Orong 210,893
7 Kabankalan 210,893
8 Taloc 192,993
9 Napoles 192,993
10 Busay 192,993
11 Bago City 192,993
12 Roxas City 185,236
13 Tiglauigan 161,558
14 Luna 161,558
15 Andres Bonifacio 161,558
16 Cadiz 161,558
17 Sagay 152,543
18 Lopez Jaena 152,543
19 Bolanon 152,543
20 Eustaquio Lopez 136,802
21 Binonga 136,802
22 Imbang 136,802
23 Ualog 133,175
24 Punao 133,175
25 Palampas 133,175
26 Guadalupe 133,175
27 Hacienda Refugio 133,175
28 Talaban 117,286
29 Suay 117,286
30 Himamaylan 117,286
31 Carabalan 117,286
32 Nato 117,286
33 Mambagatan 117,286
34 Tuyum 110,899
35 Guiljungan 110,899
36 Cauayan 110,899
37 Camindangan 110,899
38 Tiling 110,899
39 Masaling 110,899
40 Talisay 109,204
41 Dos Hermanas 109,204
42 Trapiche 99,920
43 Oton 99,920
44 Santa Monica 99,920
45 Cagbang 99,920
46 Buray 99,920
47 Vito 97,050
48 Plaridel 97,050
49 Mabini 97,050
50 Escalante 97,050
51 Tamlang 97,050
52 Lañgub 97,050
53 Dian-ay 97,050
54 Cervantes 97,050
55 Buenavista 97,050
56 Kalibo (poblacion) 93,218
58 Hinigaran 90,403
59 Miranda 90,403
60 Marawis 90,403
61 Passi 90,313
62 Ponong 90,313
63 Aglalana 90,313
64 Victorias 90,290
65 Tortosa 90,290
66 Nangka 90,290
67 Viejo Daan Banua 90,290
68 Alacaygan 90,290
69 Murcia 90,123
71 Santa Cruz 90,123
72 Cansilayan 90,123
73 Alegria 90,123
74 Calatrava 83,813
75 Patonan 83,813
76 Calampisauan 83,813
77 Agpangi 83,813
78 Sagang 82,500
79 La Castellana 82,500
80 Cabacungan 82,500
81 Yubo 82,500
82 Haguimit 82,500
83 Camandag 82,500
84 Araal 82,500
85 Lambunao 80,724
86 Pototan 78,919
87 Monpon 78,919
88 Igang 78,919
89 Abangay 78,919
90 Dumangas 75,239
91 Sulangan 75,239
92 Ungca 74,594
93 Pavia 74,594
94 San Jose 74,594
95 Aganan 74,594
96 Guinticgan 74,177
97 Tarong 74,177
98 Carles 74,177
99 Cabilao 74,177
100 Bancal 74,177

The largest cities in Western Visayas represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Sumag leads with a population of 624,787, followed by Mansilingan and Jordan. 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. 06 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. Sumag's population is larger than that of many small nations.
  • 2. 06 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 97,050 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 2,651,928.

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