Youngest Cities in Kedah

Top 60 cities ranked by youngest cities

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All Countries · Malaysia · Kedah

Youngest Cities — Kedah

1 Kuala Nerang 30.3

2 Kampong Merbok 30.3

3 Bandar Laguna Merbok 30.3

4 Kepala Batas 30.3

5 Kampong Bakai 30.3

6 Kampung Jerlun 30.3

7 Padang Mat Sirat 30.3

8 Ayer Hangat 30.3

9 Kampong Tajar 30.3

10 Kampung Siong 30.3

11 Gunong 30.3

12 Simpang Empat 30.3

13 Kampung Sok 30.3

14 Kampung Tawar Besar 30.3

15 Tikam Batu 30.3

16 Sintok 30.3

17 Alor Merah 30.3

18 Kampung Pering 30.3

19 Kampung Batu Lima 30.3

20 Kampung Pulai 30.3

21 Kangkong 30.3

22 Langgar 30.3

23 Sungai Kob 30.3

24 Kampung Ayer Puteh 30.3

25 Kampung Naga Lilit 30.3

26 Tebengau 30.3

27 Bagan Samak 30.3

28 Pengkalan Kundor 30.3

29 Kampung Padang Lalang 30.3

30 Bukit Pinang 30.3

31 Tokai 30.3

32 Sungai Petani 30.3

33 Alor Setar 30.3

34 Kulim 30.3

35 Pendang 30.3

36 Yan Besar 30.3

37 Jitra 30.3

38 Kampong Sidam 30.3

39 Padang Serai 30.3

40 Bedong 30.3

41 Bandar Baharu 30.3

42 Kampung Alor Mengkudu 30.3

43 Sungai Lalang 30.3

44 Sik 30.3

45 Kuah 30.3

46 Kota Kuala Muda 30.3

47 Pokok Sena 30.3

48 Kuala Kedah 30.3

49 Kuala Ketil 30.3

50 Pulai 30.3

51 Kampung Baru Ulu Melaka 30.3

52 Changloon 30.3

53 Kampung Kupang 30.3

54 Lunas 30.3

55 Teloi Kanan 30.3

56 Anak Bukit 30.3

57 Padang Besar 30.3

58 Gurun 30.3

59 Pantai Cenang 30.3

60 Guar Chempedak 30.3

The youngest cities in Kedah by median age tend to be dynamic communities with growing populations and active lifestyles. Kuala Nerang has a median age of 30.3 years.

Young median ages often reflect the presence of universities, military bases, or rapidly growing job markets that attract young workers and families. These cities typically have higher birth rates and more demand for schools and family-oriented services.

Cities with younger populations often feature vibrant nightlife, dining scenes, and cultural activities catered to younger demographics, along with strong demand for rental housing and entry-level employment opportunities.

Did You Know?

1. Half of Kuala Nerang's population is under 30.3 years old.
2. College towns and military base communities typically have the youngest median ages due to their large populations of 18-24 year olds.
3. Cities with young populations often see faster economic growth and more entrepreneurial activity.

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