Smallest Cities in Central Luzon

Top 100 cities ranked by smallest cities

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Smallest Cities — Central Luzon

1 San Juan 5,034

2 Sinilian First 5,040

3 Santo Domingo 5,045

4 Balibago 5,057

5 Umiray 5,096

6 Llanera 5,121

7 Santo Tomas 5,138

8 Murcia 5,138

9 Sabang 5,144

10 Baquero Norte 5,145

11 Entablado 5,202

12 Tartaro 5,231

13 Calibutbut 5,282

14 Ligaya 5,299

15 Taltal 5,370

16 Mapalacsiao 5,419

17 Santa Monica 5,475

18 Pulung Santol 5,591

19 Balsic 5,661

20 San Mariano 5,686

21 Sulucan 5,703

22 Suklayin 5,734

23 Lucapon 5,767

24 Santa Ines West 5,821

25 Balingcanaway 5,870

26 Salapungan 5,928

27 Cabcaben 5,949

28 Pantabangan 5,956

29 Santiago 5,971

30 San Manuel 5,995

31 Nampicuan 6,058

32 San Isidro 6,093

33 Santo Rosario 6,234

34 Mayantoc 6,250

35 Talugtug 6,307

36 Cauayan 6,436

37 Santa Barbara 6,525

38 Licab 6,783

39 Maria Aurora 6,807

40 San Vicente 6,835

41 Pura 6,928

42 Bibiclat 7,039

43 Cut-cut Primero 7,143

44 Gabaldon 7,259

45 Dingalan 7,315

46 Camias 7,412

47 San Jose 7,461

48 Culianin 7,565

49 Mabini 7,810

50 San Basilio 8,125

51 Sibul 8,225

52 Cuyapo 8,595

53 Nieves 8,617

54 Santa Lucia 8,642

55 Santo Cristo 8,664

56 Lambakin 9,193

57 Balucuc 9,214

58 Pulungmasle 9,277

59 Guagua 9,519

60 San Nicolas 9,526

61 San Roque Dau First 9,621

62 Bahay Pare 9,726

63 Rajal Norte 10,281

64 Baloc 10,566

65 Pulo 10,776

66 Lupao 11,000

67 Carranglan 11,017

68 Lourdes 11,155

69 Sapang 11,373

70 Santa Ignacia 11,477

71 Santa Rosa 11,683

72 Amuñgan 12,357

73 Anao 12,865

74 Minalin 13,527

75 Poblacion, San Felipe 14,981

76 Ramos 15,066

77 Babo-Pangulo 15,066

78 Morong 16,117

79 Pilar 17,831

80 General Mamerto Natividad 18,393

81 Quezon 18,451

82 San Marcelino 18,721

83 Malanday 19,060

84 Laur 19,206

85 San Francisco 19,570

86 Sasmuan 21,124

87 Porac 21,660

88 Loma de Gato 21,990

89 Botolan 22,994

90 Palayan City 23,742

91 Pio 24,345

92 Manibaug Pasig 24,618

93 Telabastagan 25,935

94 Rizal 26,201

95 Iba 26,935

96 Castillejos 27,301

97 Peñaranda 27,465

98 Burgos 28,178

99 Pandacaqui 28,603

100 San Simon 29,049

The smallest cities in Central Luzon (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. San Juan has a population of just 5,034. 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 5,034 residents, San Juan 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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