Cities
| Cities in Zambia | |||||||
| Rank | City | Population | Province | Image | |||
| Census 1980 | Census 1990 | Census 2000 | Est. 2007 | ||||
| 1. | Lusaka | 735,830 | 1,069,353 | 1,684,703 | 2,146,522 | Lusaka | |
| 2. | Ndola | 297,490 | 367,228 | 397,757 | 467,529 | Copperbelt | |
| 3. | Kitwe | 283,962 | 288,602 | 363,734 | 409,865 | Copperbelt | |
| 4. | Kabwe | 127,422 | 154,318 | 176,758 | 193,100 | Central | |
| 5. | Chingola | 130,872 | 142,383 | 147,448 | 148,469 | Copperbelt | |
| 6. | Mufulira | 138,824 | 123,936 | 122,336 | 119,291 | Copperbelt | |
| 7. | Livingstone | 61,296 | 76,875 | 97,488 | 113,849 | Southern | |
| 8. | Luanshya | 113,422 | 118,143 | 115,579 | 112,029 | Copperbelt | |
| 9. | Kasama | 36,269 | 47,653 | 74,243 | 98,613 | Northern | |
| 10. | Chipata | 33,627 | 52,213 | 73,110 | 91,416 | Eastern | |
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