Smallest Cities in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Top 100 cities ranked by smallest cities

Smallest Cities - Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

1 Litayan 5,294
2 Sanga-Sanga 5,295
3 Tongouson 6,267
4 Taganak 7,665
5 Laminusa 8,113
6 Bualan 12,984
7 Bacayawan 12,984
8 Lumbac 12,984
9 Bumbaran 14,837
10 Tubaran 17,567
11 Calanogas 17,585
12 Pualas 18,020
13 Dadus 19,750
14 Pagatin 21,295
15 Talitay 21,317
16 Pagalungan 21,317
17 Lumbayanague 21,469
18 Molundo 23,159
19 Bayanga 23,228
20 Matanog 23,228
21 Buadiposo-Buntong 23,283
22 Uyaan 24,886
23 Lumbatan 24,988
24 Butig 25,394
25 Tugaya 26,283
26 Ditsaan 26,918
27 Binidayan 27,031
28 Satan 27,678
29 Semut 27,911
30 South Upi 27,929
31 Tunggol 27,974
32 Dalican 28,471
33 Talayan 28,471
34 Paitan 28,511
35 Saguiaran 28,807
36 Pawak 28,807
37 Idtig 29,244
38 Maganoy 29,707
39 Ampatuan 29,707
40 Tipo-Tipo 30,027
41 Tablas 30,027
42 Madalum 30,044
43 Bayang 30,227
44 Al-Barka 30,318
45 Budta 30,332
46 Tapayan 30,828
47 Pinaring 30,828
48 Baka 30,828
49 Simuay 30,828
50 Kansipati 30,847
51 Pananaw 30,847
52 Datu Piang 31,063
53 Dado 31,063
54 Damatulan 31,063
55 Damabalas 31,063
56 Balabagan 31,227
57 Digal 31,329
58 Dinaig 31,863
59 Awang 31,863
60 Tuburan 32,806
61 Kitapak 33,374
62 Kitango 33,374
63 Bagan 33,374
64 Marogong 33,595
65 Badak 33,710
67 Sambuluan 33,710
68 Madamba 33,897
69 Ganassi 33,897
70 Sapa 34,702
71 Makir 35,243
72 Kauran 35,274
73 Parian Dakula 35,369
74 Manubul 35,369
75 Lugus 35,412
76 Tampakan 35,616
77 Simunul 35,616
78 Luuk Datan 35,616
79 Bakung 35,616
80 Masiu 36,803
81 Punay 37,157
82 New Panamao 37,157
83 Pandakan 37,157
84 Tamparan 37,190
85 Pidsandawan 37,437
86 Mileb 37,437
87 Barurao 37,437
88 Datu Paglas 38,446
89 Balindong 40,047
90 Pagaluñgan 41,146
91 Taviran 41,146
92 Bongued 41,146
93 Simbahan 41,575
94 Pandan Niog 41,575
95 Languyan 41,587
96 Sitangkai 42,172
97 Ligayan 42,172
98 Tungol 42,181
99 Karungdong 42,845
100 Pitogo 42,845

The smallest cities in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Litayan has a population of just 5,294. These communities often feature lower costs of living, stronger neighborhood connections, and less congestion.

Small cities can offer significant advantages for residents seeking affordable housing, shorter commutes, and a close-knit community feel. Many serve as regional centers for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.

Despite their smaller size, many of these cities have thriving local economies, good school systems, and access to outdoor recreation. They represent an alternative to the fast-paced lifestyle of major metropolitan areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. At 5,294 residents, Litayan is smaller than a single large apartment complex in New York City.
  • 2. Small cities (5,000-10,000) make up the majority of incorporated places in the United States.
  • 3. Many of the smallest cities serve as county seats or regional service centers for surrounding rural communities.

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