List of cities in Andalusia by population

Last updated May 28, 2024

The following list sorts all cities in the Spanish autonomous community of Andalusia with a population of more than 25,000.^[1] As of January 1, 2018, 56 cities fulfill this criterion and are listed here. This list refers only to the population of individual municipalities within their defined limits, which does not include other municipalities or suburban areas within urban agglomerations.

Seville
Málaga
Córdoba
Granada
Jerez de la Frontera
Almería
Cadiz

List

The following table lists the 56 cities in Andalusia with a population of at least 25,000 on January 1, 2018, as estimated by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.^[2] A city is displayed in bold if it is a state or federal capital or italic if it is a provincial capital.


2018 Rank	City	province	2018 estimate	2011 Census	2001 Census	1991 Census	1981 Census
1	Seville	Seville	688,711	698,042	684,633	683,028	645,817
2	Málaga	Málaga	571,026	561,435	524,414	522,108	483,847
3	Córdoba	Córdoba	325,708	328,326	308,072	302,154	279,386
4	Granada	Granada	232,208	241,003	240,661	255,212	246,642
5	Jerez de la Frontera	Cádiz	212,879	211,784	183,273	179,247	171,283
6	Almería	Almería	196,851	189,680	166,328	155,120	140,745
7	Huelva	Huelva	144,258	147,808	142,284	142,547	127,822
8	Marbella	Málaga	141,463	135,124	100,036	80,599	60,172
9	Dos Hermanas	Seville	133,168	128,433	101,988	78,025	57,548
10	Algeciras	Cádiz	121,414	117,695	101,468	101,256	85,390
11	Cádiz	Cádiz	116,979	124,014	133,363	154,347	156,711
12	Jaén	Jaén	113,457	116,469	112,590	103,260	95,783
13	San Fernando	Cádiz	95,174	96,786	88,073	85,410	72,103
14	Roquetas de Mar	Almería	94,925	86,799	50,096	26,842	18,891
15	El Puerto de Santa María	Cádiz	88,364	89,012	76,236	65,517	55,748
16	El Ejido	Almería	84,710	80,839	57,877	41,374	29,486
17	Chiclana de la Frontera	Cádiz	83,831	80,769	61,028	46,862	36,492
18	Vélez-Málaga	Málaga	80,817	76,922	57,142	50,999	41,937
19	Mijas	Málaga	80,630	74,028	46,232	31,680	14,777
20	Fuengirola	Málaga	75,396	72,019	49,675	37,742	29,160
21	Alcalá de Guadaíra	Seville	75,256	73,317	57,426	52,257	45,577
22	Torremolinos	Málaga	68,262	66,270	44,772	27,543	18,385
23	Sanlúcar de Barrameda	Cádiz	68,037	67,232	60,254	56,006	48,390
24	Benalmádena	Málaga	67,746	61,394	34,565	21,994	13,622
25	Estepona	Málaga	67,012	64,468	43,109	34,965	23,542
26	La Línea de la Concepción	Cádiz	62,940	65,412	59,437	58,315	56,609
27	Motril	Granada	60,592	60,460	51,298	46,500	40,506
28	Linares	Jaén	57,811	60,799	57,578	59,249	55,122
29	Utrera	Seville	52,617	51,722	45,175	43,220	38,097
30	Rincón de la Victoria	Málaga	46,093	41,040	25,302	12,601	7,803
31	Mairena del Aljarafe	Seville	45,890	42,570	35,833	24,556	12,672
32	Lucena	Córdoba	42,530	42,355	37,028	32,173	30,105
33	Puerto Real	Cádiz	41,650	41,299	35,783	29,638	23,890
34	Antequera	Málaga	41,154	41,741	40,289	38,765	35,765
35	Alhaurín de la Torre	Málaga	39,911	37,020	23,369	12,874	7,622
36	Écija	Seville	39,882	40,630	36,896	35,786	34,703
37	La Rinconada	Seville	38,406	37,436	29,282	21,320	18,274
38	Los Palacios y Villafranca	Seville	38,246	37,720	33,045	29,522	24,349
39	Andújar	Jaén	37,113	38,813	36,455	36,661	35,475
40	Úbeda	Jaén	34,602	35,622	32,926	30,538	29,038
41	Ronda	Málaga	33,978	36,473	34,468	33,900	30,762
42	Arcos de la Frontera	Cádiz	30,741	31,368	27,849	26,946	25,168
43	Coria del Río	Seville	30,657	29,880	24,040	21,928	19,954
44	San Roque	Cádiz	30,472	29,956	23,436	21,224	19,072
45	Puente Genil	Córdoba	30,241	30,304	28,004	26,387	26,215
46	Níjar	Almería	30,122	28,223	17,824	12,554	11,023
47	Rota	Cádiz	28,848	29,169	25,053	22,691	20,559
48	Carmona	Seville	28,620	28,817	25,794	23,617	22,887
49	Morón de la Frontera	Seville	27,844	28,389	27,710	27,207	27,986
50	Camas	Seville	27,463	26,433	24,966	25,501	25,574
51	Lebrija	Seville	27,432	27,241	24,121	22,250	19,561
52	Lepe	Huelva	27,047	26,538	19,676	16,565	14,053
53	Almuñécar	Granada	26,377	26,969	21,420	20,408	16,390
54	Cártama	Málaga	25,758	23,225	14,139	11,054	10,724
55	Vícar	Almería	25,405	23,482	16,784	11,885	7,640
56	Tomares	Seville	25,220	23,938	18,315	13,218	5,785

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References

↑ "Andalucía (Spain): Provinces & Municipalities - Population Statistics, Charts and Map". www.citypopulation.de. Retrieved 2019-04-28.
↑ "Instituto Nacional de Estadistica. (Spanish Statistical Office)". www.ine.es. Retrieved 2019-04-28.

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[1] "Andalucía (Spain): Provinces & Municipalities - Population Statistics, Charts and Map". www.citypopulation.de. Retrieved 2019-04-28.

[2] "Instituto Nacional de Estadistica. (Spanish Statistical Office)". www.ine.es. Retrieved 2019-04-28.

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