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The two lists of the largest cities in Central America given below are based on two different definitions of a city, the urban agglomeration, and the city proper. In both lists Central America is defined as consisting of Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. All estimates and projections given have a reference date of mid-2015.
Estimates for all agglomerations with 300,000 or more inhabitants are included. [1] Projections are as of 2022.
City | Population | Country |
Guatemala City | 3,036,000 | Guatemala |
Panama City | 1,938,000 [lower-alpha 1] | Panama |
Tegucigalpa | 1,527,000 | Honduras |
San José | 1,441,000 | Costa Rica |
San Salvador | 1,111,000 [lower-alpha 2] | El Salvador |
Managua | 1,083,000 | Nicaragua |
San Pedro Sula | 956,000 | Honduras |
Alajuela | 398,000 | Costa Rica |
Heredia | 348,000 | Costa Rica |
All cities proper with a population of 200,000 or more are included. Estimates are as of 2015.
City | Population | Country |
Tegucigalpa | 1,190,230 [3] | Honduras |
San Salvador | 1,116,052 [4] | El Salvador |
Managua | 1,039,290 [5] | Nicaragua |
Guatemala City | 994,078 [6] | Guatemala |
San Pedro Sula | 742,118 [3] | Honduras |
Villa Nueva | 564,686 [6] | Guatemala |
Mixco | 495,079 [6] | Guatemala |
Panama City | 468,843 [lower-alpha 3] [8] | Panama |
San Miguelito | 355,429 [8] | Panama |
San José | 333,980 [9] | Costa Rica |
Soyapango | 280,435 [10] | El Salvador |
Santa Ana | 269,386 [10] | El Salvador |
San Miguel | 257,621 [10] | El Salvador |
Choloma | 242,973 [3] | Honduras |
San Juan Sacatepéquez | 237,245 [6] | Guatemala |
León | 204,985 [5] | Nicaragua |
La Ceiba | 204,140 [3] | Honduras |
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