Urban councils of Sri Lanka.
| code | Municipality | Area (km²) | Population | Province | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ambalangoda | Southern | Galle | |||
| Ampara | Eastern | Ampara | |||
| Balangoda | Sabaragamuwa | Ratnapura | |||
| Beruwala | Western | Kalutara | |||
| Boralesgamuwa | Western | Colombo | |||
| Chavakachcheri | Northern | Jaffna | |||
| Chilaw | North Western | Puttalam | |||
| Embilipitiya | Sabaragamuwa | Ratnapura | |||
| Eravur | Eastern | Batticaloa | |||
| Gampola | Central | Kandy | |||
| Haputale | Uva | Badulla | |||
| Hatton-Dickoya | Central | Nuwara Eliya | |||
| Horana | Western | Kalutara | |||
| Ja-Ela | Western | Colombo | |||
| Kadugannawa | Central | Kandy | |||
| Kalutara | Western | Kalutara | |||
| Kattankudi | Eastern | Batticaloa | |||
| Katunayaka-Seeduwa | Central | Gampaha | |||
| Kegalle | Sabaragamuwa | Kegalle | |||
| Kesbewa | Western | Colombo | |||
| Kinniya | Eastern | Trincomalee | |||
| Kolonnawa | Western | Colombo | |||
| Kuliyapitiya | North Western | Kurunegala | |||
| Maharagama | Western | Colombo | |||
| Mannar | Northern | Mannar | |||
| Minuwangoda | Central | Gampaha | |||
| Nawalapitiya | Central | Kandy | |||
| Panadura | Western | Kalutara | |||
| Peliyagoda | Western | Colombo | |||
| Point Pedro | Northern | Jaffna | |||
| Puttalam | North Western | Puttalam | |||
| Seethawakapura | Western | Colombo | |||
| Tangalle | Southern | Hambantota | |||
| Talawakele-Lindula | Central | Nuwara Eliya | |||
| Trincomalee | Eastern | Trincomalee | |||
| Valvettithurai | Northern | Jaffna | |||
| Vavuniya | Northern | Vavuniya | |||
| Wattala-Mabola | Central | Gampaha | |||
| Wattegama | Central | Kandy | |||
| Weligama | Southern | Matara |
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