List of Cities and Towns in Saudi Arabia - Largest Cities By Population

Largest Cities By Population

Largest cities or towns of Saudi Arabia
Central Department of Statistics & Information
Rank City name Province Pop. Rank City name Province Pop.

Riyadh


Jeddah

 1 Riyadh Riyadh 5,328,228 11 Qatif Eastern 524,182
Mecca


Medina
2 Jeddah Makkah 3,456,259 12 Khamis Mushait 'Asir 512,599
3 Mecca Makkah 1,675,368 13 Ha'il Ha'il 412,758
4 Medina Al Madinah 1,180,770 14 Hafar Al-Batin Eastern 389,993
5 Al-Ahsa Eastern 1,063,112 15 Jubail Eastern 378,949
6 Ta'if Makkah 987,914 16 Al-Kharj Riyadh 376,325
7 Dammam Eastern 903,597 17 Abha 'Asir 366,551
8 Buraidah Al-Qassim 614,093 18 Najran Najran 329,112
9 Khobar Eastern 578,500 19 Yanbu Al Madinah 298,675
10 Tabuk Tabuk 569,797 20 Al Qunfudhah Makkah 272,424

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