This is a list of cities and towns in Guinea.
- Beyla
- Boffa
- Boké
- Conakry (capital)
- Coyah
- Dabola
- Dalaba
- Dinguiraye
- Dubréka
- Faranah
- Forécariah
- Fria
- Gaoual
- Guéckédou
- Kankan
- Kérouané
- Kindia
- Kissidougou
- Koubia
- Koundara
- Kouroussa
- Labé
- Lélouma
- Lola
- Macenta
- Mandiana
- Mali
- Mamou
- Nzérékoré
- Pita
- Siguiri
- Télimélé
- Timbo
- Tougué
- Yomou
| Cities in Guinea | |||||
| Rank | City | Population | Region | ||
| Census 1983 | Census 1996 | Est. 2005 | |||
| 1. | Conakry | 705,280 | 1,092,936 | 1,399,981 | Conakry |
| 2. | Nzérékoré | 44,598 | 107,329 | 177,855 | Nzérékoré |
| 3. | Kindia | 39,121 | 96,074 | 160,884 | Kindia |
| 4. | Boké | 23,036 | 40,575 | 146,810 | Boké |
| 5. | Kankan | 55,010 | 100,192 | 141,446 | Kankan |
| 6. | Kissidougou | 30,724 | 66,028 | 102,346 | Faranah |
| 7. | Guéckédou | 31,641 | 79,140 | 95,541 | Nzérékoré |
| 8. | Kamsar | N/A | 61,526 | 80,300 | Boké |
| 9. | Macenta | 17,838 | 47,360 | 63,997 | Macenta |
| 10. | Mamou | 24,950 | 49,479 | 59,499 | Mamou |
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