Greater Metropolitan Area of Porto - Population

Municipality Area Population
(2011)		 Density
Porto 41.66 km² 237,559 6,316.2/km²
The rest of Grande Porto 982.78 km² 1,158,860 1,126.9/km²
Espinho 21.42 km² 31,796 1,573.3/km²
Gondomar 133.26 km² 168,205 1,231.4/km²
Maia 83.70 km² 135,049 1,435.0/km²
Matosinhos 62.30 km² 174,931 2,681.0/km²
Póvoa de Varzim 81.94 km² 63,364 774.6/km²
Valongo 72.99 km² 93,753 1,178.3/km²
Vila do Conde 498.2 km² 79,390 498.2/km²
Vila Nova de Gaia 170.82 km² 302,092 1,690.4/km²
Santo Tirso 135.31 km² 71,387 535.0/km²
Trofa 71.73 km² 38,893 523.9/km²
in Entre Douro e Vouga 859.17 km² 275,117 322.2/km²
Arouca 327.99 km² 22,352 73.9/km²
Oliveira de Azeméis 163.41 km² 68,825 432.8/km²
Santa Maria da Feira 213.45 km² 139,393 637.0/km²
São João da Madeira 8.11 km² 21,685 2,602.0/km²
Vale de Cambra 146.21 km² 22,862 169.6/km²
Total 1,883.61 km² 1,671,536 874.6/km²

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