Smallest Cities in Singapore

Top 95 cities ranked by smallest cities

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Smallest Cities — Singapore

1 Faber Hills 5,360

2 Leedon Park 6,440

3 Sembawang Hills Estate 6,850

4 West Coast Village 6,870

5 Sennett Estate 7,190

6 Lucky Hills 7,240

7 Dairy Farm 7,860

8 Newton 8,260

9 Bulim 8,280

10 Hillcrest Park 9,470

11 Lavender 9,690

12 Braddell Heights Estate 9,810

13 River Valley 10,070

14 Kampong Java Teban 10,530

15 Tanglin Halt 10,590

16 Holland Village 10,840

17 Kampong Ulu Pandan 11,020

18 Pandan Valley 11,020

19 Dover 11,290

20 Woodlands North Coast 11,430

21 Kampong Potong Pasir 11,720

22 Kampong Ubi 11,800

23 Holland Drive 12,010

24 Rochor 12,920

25 Ghim Moh 13,160

26 Henderson Estate 13,320

27 Alexandra Estate 13,490

28 Tai Seng 13,830

29 Admiralty 13,920

30 Bukit Ho Swee Estate 14,390

31 Tiong Bahru Estate 15,120

32 Loyang 15,340

33 Kampong Loyang 15,340

34 Paya Lebar 16,920

35 Outram Park 18,340

36 Boon Lay 19,160

37 Telok Blangah 19,320

38 Brickworks Estate 19,820

39 Sungai Simpang 20,000

40 Bangkit 21,010

41 Tanglin 21,810

42 Marsiling 22,000

43 Anak Bukit 22,960

44 Senja 23,830

45 Margaret Drive 24,160

46 Teck Whye 24,560

47 Saujana 25,000

48 Hong Kah 26,150

49 Fajar 26,420

50 Yio Chu Kang 28,350

51 MacPherson 28,360

52 Thomson 29,390

53 Eunos 29,920

54 Jelebu 29,960

55 Kangkar 32,290

56 Peng Siang 33,860

57 Serangoon Garden 36,080

58 Kaki Bukit Estate 37,150

59 Keat Hong Village 39,370

60 Simei New Town 39,450

61 Yew Tee 40,390

62 Marine Parade 46,690

63 Novena 49,330

64 Matilda Estate 52,200

65 Pasir Ris New Town 54,420

66 Bukit Timah 77,860

67 Jurong East 78,600

68 Bishan New Town 87,320

69 Clementi Housing Estate 92,420

70 Queenstown Estate 95,930

71 Kallang 101,290

72 Sembawang Estate 110,090

73 Geylang 110,201

74 Serangoon 116,900

75 Serangoon New Town 116,900

76 Toa Payoh New Town 120,650

77 Kembangan 130,252

78 Bukit Panjang New Town 138,050

79 Kampong Pasir Ris 145,150

80 Bukit Merah Estate 151,250

81 Bukit Batok New Town 158,030

82 Ang Mo Kio New Town 159,340

83 Choa Chu Kang New Town 190,890

84 Punggol 199,400

85 Yishun New Town 221,610

86 Hougang New Town 227,560

87 Sengkang New Town 244,600

88 Woodlands 255,180

89 Jurong West 257,470

90 Tampines New Town 259,900

91 Jurong Town 262,730

92 Tampines Estate 265,340

93 Ulu Bedok 276,990

94 Bedok New Town 276,990

95 Singapore 5,638,700

The smallest cities in Singapore (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Faber Hills has a population of just 5,360. 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 5,360 residents, Faber Hills 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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