This is a list of cities in the Republic of the Congo.
City is the administrative centre of one of the 12 departments.
| Rank | City / town | Department | Population |
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Brazzaville | Brazzaville | 70061373382000000001,373,382 |
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Pointe-Noire | Pointe-Noire | 7005715334000000000715,334 |
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Dolisie | Niari | 700483798000000000083,798 |
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Nkayi | Bouenza | 700471620000000000071,620 |
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Impfondo | Likouala | 700433911000000000033,911 |
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Ouésso | Sangha | 700428179000000000028,179 |
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Madingou | Bouenza | 700425713000000000025,713 |
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Owando | Cuvette | 700424736000000000024,736 |
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Sibiti | Lékoumou | 700422951000000000022,951 |
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Loutété | Bouenza | 700419212000000000019,212 |
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Bouansa | Bouenza | 700419064000000000019,064 |
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Gamboma | Plateaux | 700418514000000000018,514 |
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Mossaka | Cuvette | 700415112000000000015,112 |
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Mindouli | Pool | 700414541000000000014,541 |
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Oyo | Cuvette | 700414295000000000014,295 |
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Makoua | Cuvette | 700414240000000000014,240 |
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Loudima | Bouenza | 700414130000000000014,130 |
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Mossendjo | Niari | 700413238000000000013,238 |
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Mouyondzi | Bouenza | 700412695000000000012,695 |
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Bétou | Likouala | 700411240000000000011,240 |
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Djambala | Plateaux | 700410652000000000010,652 |
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Pokola | Sangha | 700410465000000000010,465 |
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Ngo | Plateaux | 700410121000000000010,121 |
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