This is a list of cities and towns in Suriname:
- Acaribo
- Abenaston
- Albina
- Alliance
- Anapaike
- Apetina
- Apoera
- Aurora
- Batavia
- Benzdorp
- Bitagron
- Boskamp
- Botopasi
- Brokopondo
- Brownsweg
- Corneliskondre
- Cottica
- Djumu
- Friendship
- Goddo
- Groningen
- Jenny
- Kajana
- Kwakoegron
- Kwamalasamutu
- Lelydorp
- Lebidoti
- Moengo
- Nieuw Amsterdam
- Nieuw Jacobkondre
- Nieuw Nickerie
- Onverwacht
- Paramaribo (Capital and largest city)
- Paranam
- Pelelu Tepu
- Pokigron
- Pontoetoe
- Totness
- Wageningen
- Wanhatti
- Washoda
- Zanderij
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