Provinces of The Dominican Republic - Statistics

Statistics

The following is a table of the provinces and their capital cities. The population figures are from the 2012 population census.

Province Capital
Area (km²)
 Population Density
Azua Azua 70032531770000000002,531.77 7005256981000000000256,981 7002101000000000000101
Baoruco Neiba 70031282230000000001,282.23 7005118987000000000118,987 700192000000000000092
Barahona Barahona 70031739380000000001,739.38 7005226898000000000226,898 7002130000000000000130
Dajabón Dajabón 70031020730000000001,020.73 700467887000000000067,887 700166000000000000066
Distrito Nacional Santo Domingo 7002104440000000000104.44 70061484789000000001,484,789 700414216000000000014,216
Duarte San Francisco de Macorís 70031605350000000001,605.35 7005384789000000000384,789 7002239000000000000239
Elías Piña Comendador 70031426200000000001,426.20 700470589000000000070,589 700149000000000000049
El Seibo El Seibo 70031786800000000001,786.80 7005115889000000000115,889 700164000000000000064
Espaillat Moca 7002838620000000000838.62 7005390478000000000390,478 7002465000000000000465
Hato Mayor Hato Mayor 70031329290000000001,329.29 700484578000000000084,578 700163000000000000063
Hermanas Mirabal Salcedo 7002440430000000000440.43 7005103974000000000103,974 7002234000000000000234
Independencia Jimaní 70032006440000000002,006.44 700454785000000000054,785 700127000000000000027
La Altagracia Higüey 70033010340000000003,010.34 7005335677000000000335,677 7002111000000000000111
La Romana La Romana 7002653950000000000653.95 7005330587000000000330,587 7002505000000000000505
La Vega La Vega 70032287240000999992,287.24 7005420478000000000420,478 7002183000000000000183
María Trinidad Sánchez Nagua 70031271710000000001,271.71 7005140784000000000140,784 7002110000000000000110
Monseñor Nouel Bonao 7002992390000000000992.39 7005201474000000000201,474 7002203000000000000203
Monte Cristi Monte Cristi 70031924350000000001,924.35 7005135710000000000135,710 700170000000000000070
Monte Plata Monte Plata 70032632140000000002,632.14 7005200454000000000200,454 700176000000000000076
Pedernales Pedernales 70032074530000000002,074.53 700438941000000000038,941 700119000000000000019
Peravia Baní 7002792330000000000792.33 7005298747000000000298,747 7002377000000000000377
Puerto Plata Puerto Plata 70031852900000000001,852.90 7005490733000000000490,733 7002264000000000000264
Samaná Samaná 7002853740000000000853.74 7005168265000000000168,265 7002126000000000000126
Sánchez Ramírez Cotuí 70031196130000000001,196.13 7005157457000000000157,457 7002131000000000000131
San Cristóbal San Cristóbal 70031265770000000001,265.77 7005859741000000000859,741 7002679000000000000679
San José de Ocoa San José de Ocoa 7002855400000000000855.40 700482458000000000082,458 700196000000000000096
San Juan San Juan de la Maguana 70033569390000000003,569.39 7005300476000000000300,476 700184000000000000084
San Pedro de Macorís San Pedro de Macorís 70031255460000000001,255.46 7005418850000000000418,850 7002333000000000000333
Santiago Santiago de los Caballeros 70032836510000000002,836.51 70061833451000000001,833,451 7002646000000000000646
Santiago Rodríguez Sabaneta 70031111140000000001,111.14 7005164941000000000164,941 7002148000000000000148
Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Este 70031296350000999991,296.35 70062995211000000002,995,211 70032310000000000002,310
Valverde Mao 7002823380000000000823.38 7005207447000000000207,447 7002251000000000000251
Total 700448666830000000048,666.83 700713092506000000013,092,506 7002268000000000000268

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