Largest Cities
| Cities of Haïti | |||||
| Statut | City | Population | Department | ||
| Census 1982 | Est. 2005 | ||||
| 1. | Port-au-Prince | 449.831 | 1.234.742 | Ouest | |
| 2. | Carrefour | 129.470 | 439.581 | Ouest | |
| 3. | Delmas | 90.000 | 377.187 | Ouest | |
| 4. | Cap-Haïtien | 64.406 | 134.815 | Nord | |
| 5. | Pétionville | 35.333 | 108.227 | Ouest | |
| 6. | Gonaïves | 34.209 | 84.961 | Artibonite Department | |
| 7. | Saint-Marc | 24.165 | 66.226 | Artibonite Department | |
| 8. | Les Cayes | 34.090 | 59.319 | Sud | |
| 9. | Verrettes | 3.670 | 48.724 | Artibonite Department | |
| 10. | Port-de-Paix, Jean-Rabel | 15.540 | 34.657 | Nord-Ouest | |
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