This is a list of cities in Djibouti ordered by population. All settlements with a population over 1,000 are included.
| Cities in Djibouti | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | Name | Population | Region | |||
| Transcription | Arabic | |||||
| 1 | Djibouti City | جيبوتي | 623,891 | Djibouti City | ||
| 2 | Ali Sabieh | على صبيح | 40,074 | Ali Sabieh Region | ||
| 3 | Tadjourah | تاجورة | 22,193 | Tadjourah Region | ||
| 4 | Obock | أوبوك | 17,776 | Obock Region | ||
| 5. | Dikhil | دخيل | 12,043 | Dikhil Region | ||
| 6. | Arta | ارتا | 6,025 | Arta Region | ||
| 7. | Holhol | هلهول | 3,519 | Ali Sabieh Region | ||
| 8. | Dorra | درة | 1,873 | Tadjourah Region | ||
| 9. | Galafi | غالافي | 1,849 | Dikhil Region | ||
| 10. | Loyada | لويادا | 1,646 | Arta Region | ||
| 11. | Alaili Dadda | علايلي دادا | 1,456 | Obock Region | ||
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