Demographics of Bulgaria - Largest Cities

Largest Cities

Largest cities or towns of Bulgaria 2011 Census
	Rank	City name	Province	Pop.	Rank	City name	Province	Pop.
Sofia Plovdiv	1	Sofia	Sofia-Capital	1,204,685	11	Pernik	Pernik	80,191	Varna Burgas
	2	Plovdiv	Plovdiv	338,153	12	Haskovo	Haskovo	76,397
	3	Varna	Varna	334,870	13	Yambol	Yambol	74,132
	4	Burgas	Burgas	200,271	14	Pazardzhik	Pazardzhik	71,979
	5	Ruse	Ruse	149,642	15	Blagoevgrad	Blagoevgrad	70,881
	6	Stara Zagora	Stara Zagora	138,272	16	Veliko Tarnovo	Veliko Tarnovo	68,783
	7	Pleven	Pleven	106,954	17	Vratsa	Vratsa	60,692
	8	Sliven	Sliven	91,620	18	Gabrovo	Gabrovo	58,950
	9	Dobrich	Dobrich	91,030	19	Asenovgrad	Plovdiv	50,846
	10	Shumen	Shumen	80,855	20	Vidin	Vidin	48,071

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