Departmental Capital
National Capital and Departmental Capital
Population data based on the 2010 estimates .
| Rank | City/Town | Population | Department |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tegucigalpa | 1,086,641 | Francisco Morazán |
| 2 | San Pedro Sula | 638,259 | Cortés |
| 3 | Choloma | 222,828 | Cortés |
| 4 | La Ceiba | 174,006 | Atlántida |
| 5 | El Progreso | 131,125 | Yoro |
| 6 | Choluteca | 93,598 | Choluteca |
| 7 | Comayagua | 75,281 | Comayagua |
| 8 | Puerto Cortés | 60,751 | Cortés |
| 9 | La Lima | 59,030 | Cortés |
| 10 | Danlí | 56,968 | El Paraíso |
| 11 | Siquatepeque | 55,490 | Comayagua |
| 12 | Catacamas | 44,198 | Olancho |
| 13 | Juticalpa | 44,183 | Olancho |
| 14 | Tocoa | 43,217 | Colón |
| 15 | Villanueva | 41,956 | Cortés |
| 16 | Tela | 35,178 | Atlántida |
| 17 | Olanchito | 35,110 | Yoro |
| 18 | Santa Rosa de Copán | 34,390 | Copán |
| 19 | San Lorenzo | 27,842 | Valle |
| 20 | Cofradía | 18,011 | Cortés |
| 21 | El Paraíso | 17,412 | El Paraíso |
| 22 | La Paz | 15,889 | La Paz |
| 23 | Yoro | 14,069 | Yoro |
| 24 | La Entrada | 13,949 | Copán |
| 25 | Potrerillos | 13,900 | Cortés |
| 26 | Santa Bárbara | 13,896 | Santa Bárbara |
| 27 | Talanga | 13,533 | Francisco Morazán |
| 28 | Nacaome | 12,972 | Valle |
| 29 | Santa Rita | 12,111 | Yoro |
| 30 | Intibucá | 11,995 | Intibucá |
| 31 | Guaimaca | 11,101 | Francisco Morazán |
| 32 | Morazán | 10,205 | Yoro |
| 33 | Trujillo | 8,541 | Colón |
| 34 | Nueva Ocotepeque | 8,297 | Ocotepeque |
| 35 | Gracias | 6,716 | Lempira |
| 36 | Coxen Hole (Roatán) | 6,498 | Bay Islands |
| 37 | La Esperanza | 4,978 | Intibucá |
| 38 | Puerto Lempira | 3,955 | Gracias a Dios |
| 39 | Yuscarán | 2,340 | El Paraíso |
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