Cities
The following cities are the administrative centres of the districts in Aleppo Governorate (Population based on 2004 official census):
| City | Population |
|---|---|
| Aleppo | 2,132,100 |
| Manbij | 99,497 |
| As Safirah | 63,708 |
| Al-Bab | 63,069 |
| Ayn Al-Arab | 44,821 |
| Afrin | 36,562 |
| A'zaz | 31,623 |
| Dayr Hafir | 18,948 |
| Jarabulus | 11,570 |
| Atarib | 10,657 |
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