List of Cities in Guinea | List Cities Guinea

This is a list of cities and towns in Guinea.

Beyla
Boffa
Boké
Conakry (capital)
Coyah
Dabola
Dalaba
Dinguiraye
Dubréka
Faranah
Forécariah
Fria
Gaoual
Guéckédou
Kankan
Kérouané
Kindia
Kissidougou
Koubia
Koundara
Kouroussa
Labé
Lélouma
Lola
Macenta
Mandiana
Mali
Mamou
Nzérékoré
Pita
Siguiri
Télimélé
Timbo
Tougué
Yomou

Cities in Guinea
Rank	City	Population			Region
Rank	City	Census 1983	Census 1996	Est. 2005	Region
1.	Conakry	705,280	1,092,936	1,399,981	Conakry
2.	Nzérékoré	44,598	107,329	177,855	Nzérékoré
3.	Kindia	39,121	96,074	160,884	Kindia
4.	Boké	23,036	40,575	146,810	Boké
5.	Kankan	55,010	100,192	141,446	Kankan
6.	Kissidougou	30,724	66,028	102,346	Faranah
7.	Guéckédou	31,641	79,140	95,541	Nzérékoré
8.	Kamsar	N/A	61,526	80,300	Boké
9.	Macenta	17,838	47,360	63,997	Macenta
10.	Mamou	24,950	49,479	59,499	Mamou

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States with limited recognition	Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic Somaliland

Dependencies and other territories	Canary Islands / Ceuta / Melilla / Plazas de soberanía Madeira Mayotte / Réunion Saint Helena / Ascension Island / Tristan da Cunha Western Sahara

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