Population of Major Cities
| Name | Rank | Population 2011 Census |
State Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Srinagar | 1 | 1,192,792 | Kashmir |
| Jammu | 2 | 9,51,373 | Jammu |
| Anantnag | 3 | 2,08,505 | Kashmir |
| Udhampur | 4 | 1,82,778 | Jammu |
| Baramulla | 5 | 1,67,986 | Kashmir |
| Kathua | 6 | 1,62,988 | Jammu |
| Sopore | 7 | 66,963 | Kashmir |
| Rajouri | 8 | 41,552 | Jammu |
| Poonch | 9 | 40,987 | Jammu |
| Leh | 10 | 27,513 | Ladakh |
| Bandipore | 11 | 25,714 | Kashmir |
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