List of cities in Rwanda

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Provinces of Rwanda in 2006

This is a list of cities in Rwanda:

Cities

Kigali province

Southern province

Northern province

Western province

Eastern province

Cities in Rwanda by population

CityPopulation
1978 (census) [1]
Population
1991 (census) [1]
Population
2012 (census) [1]
Province
Kigali 115,990235,664859,332Kigali
Gisenyi 12,65522,156136,830Western
Ruhengeri 18,94229,28659,333Northern
Butare n/a29,30050,220Southern
Muhanga 8,53117,49049,038Southern
Byumba 7,70211,94734,544Northern
Cyangugu 7,2019,69327,416Western
Nyanza n/a9,10025,417Southern
Bugarama n/an/a24,679Western
Kayonza n/an/a21,482Eastern
Rwamagana n/a6,50018,009Eastern
Nyamata n/an/a17,076Eastern
Ruhango n/an/a17,051Southern
Gikongoro 5,6378,50616,695Southern
Nyagatare n/an/a14,320Eastern
Busogo n/an/a12,460Northern
Kibuye 3,0454,39312,325Western
Kibungo n/a7,10011,537Eastern
Rubengera n/an/a10,431Western

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References

  1. 1 2 3 Brinkhoff, Thomas (14 January 2021). "Rwanda Cities". citypopulation.de. Oldenburg, Germany: Thomas Brinkhoff. Retrieved 14 January 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)