List of cities and towns in Rajasthan

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Rajasthan is the largest state in terms of area and the seventh most populous state in India through having a low population density. Jaipur is the largest and most populated metropolitan area in Rajasthan. Jodhpur, Kota and Bikaner being in order. Bhiwadi, Alwar and Udaipur are the cities with the most growth in recent years in both terms of population and area. The population projections are calculated using geometric increase, excluding Bhiwadi. By 2031, the state may have five cities with populations above one million, three cities over two million and one with over five million people. Bharatpur is considered as the eastern gateway of Rajasthan. [1]

No.Category.2031.2021Note.
1Population above 100,000.3535Nagar Palika
2Population above 500,000.0907Mahanagar Palika
3Population above 1 Million.0503Metropolitan City
4Population above 1.5 Million.0402Metropolitan City
5Population above 2 Million.0202Metro City
6Population above 3 Million.0201Metro City
7Population above 5 Million.0100Mega City
S.No.CityPopulation (2031) ProjectedPopulation (2021)Population (2011)Population (2001)Population (1991)Area (2019) (km2)
01. Jaipur 5,335,5684,067,8263,046,1632,322,5751,518,235465.09
02. Jodhpur [2] [3] [4] 3,100,0002,330,0001,138,300860,818666,279221.63
03. Kota [5] 1,983,7811,420,0001,001,694712,000542,000233.47
04. Bikaner 1,121,6751,000,994644,406529,690416,289150.68
05. Bhiwadi [6] 902,221632,429293,563151,84488,881250.00
06. Udaipur 720,810591,315474,531389,438308,571109.37
07. Ajmer 710,353632,349551,101490,520402,70083.33
08. Bhilwara 598,022465,809359,483280,128183,96549.04
09. Alwar 567,146442,190341,422266,203210,14668.16
10. Sikar 428,066325,405244,497185,925148,27239.66
11. Bharatpur 387,475314,457252,838205,235156,88038.34
12. Pali 368,237300,311230,075187,641136,84243.16
13. Sri Ganganagar 316,465282,271249,914222,858161,48243.35
14. Beawar 317,896206,342154,886116,22281,948n/a
15. Baran 265,585177,022117,99278,66557,719n/a
16. Dhaulpur 246,489181,112133,07597,79568,533n/a
17. Tonk 245,137201,295165,294135,689100,079n/a
18. Kishangarh 217,662181,384151,152125,981106,721n/a
19. Hanumangarh 204,928175,885150,958129,55682,733n/a
20. Banswara n/an/an/an/an/an/a
21. Dungarpur n/an/an/an/an/an/a
22. Pratapgarh n/an/an/an/an/an/a


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