List of Most Populated Cities
| Nr. | City | Population | Governatorate |
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Tunis | 983,861 | Tunis |
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Sfax | 855,256 | Sfax |
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Kairouan | 546,209 | Kairouan |
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Sousse | 544,413 | Sousse |
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Ettadhamen | 422,246 | Ariana |
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Gabès | 342,630 | Gabès |
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Bizerte | 114,371 | Bizerte |
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Aryanah | 97,687 | Ariana |
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Gafsa | 84,676 | Gafsa |
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El Mourouj | 81,986 | Ben Arous |
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