List of municipalities of Estonia by density

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This is a listing of the municipalities of Estonia by the population density as of 2005.

RankMunicipalityPopulationLand AreaDensity
1 Tartu 101,48338.802615.5
2 Tallinn 396,010158.272502.1
3 Jõgeva 6,3683.861649.7
4 Sillamäe 16,67810.541582.4
5 Rakvere 16,78610.641577.6
6 Jõhvi 11,5337.621513.5
7 Saue 5,0353.491442.7
8 Viljandi 20,35414.621392.2
9 Pärnu 44,39632.221377.9
10 Põlva 6,5065.471189.4
11 Haapsalu 11,80910.591115.1
12 Võru 14,60913.241103.4
13 Kohtla-Järve 46,03241.771102.0
14 Kuressaare 14,89714.95996.5
15 Paide 9,74410.03971.5
16 Loksa 3,4743.81911.8
17 Keila 9,40110.46898.8
18 Püssi 1,8382.10875.2
19 Valga 13,98016.54845.2
20 Kärdla 3,7244.50827.6

The land area is expressed in km², and the density is expressed in inhabitants per km² of land area.

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