List of cities in Eritrea

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This is a list of cities and towns in Eritrea by population. It includes all settlements with a population of over 5,000.

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Asmara, Capital of Eritrea
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Cities in Eritrea
RankCityPopulationRegion
1984 Census2010 estimate
1 Asmara 475,385649,707 Maekel
2 Keren 126,149146,483 Anseba
3 Teseney 52,53164,889 Gash-Barka
4 Mendefera 22,18463,492 Debub
5 Agordat 15,94847,482 Gash-Barka
6 Assab 31,03739,656 Southern Red Sea
7 Massawa 15,44136,700 Northern Red Sea
8 Adi Quala 14,46534,589 Debub
9 Senafe 14,01931,831 Debub
10 Dekemhare 17,29031,000 Debub
11 Segheneyti 13,32827,656 Debub
12 Nakfa N/A20,222 Northern Red Sea
13 Adi Keyh 8,69119,304 Debub
14 Barentu 2,54115,467 Gash-Barka
15 Beilul N/A14,055 Southern Red Sea
16 Edd N/A12,855 Southern Red Sea
17 Ghinda 7,70210,523 Northern Red Sea
18 Mersa Fatuma N/A9,542 Southern Red Sea
19 Himberti N/A8,822 Maekel
20 Nefasit N/A8,727 Maekel

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