List of cities in Balochistan, Pakistan by population

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This is a list showing the most populous cities in the province of Balochistan, Pakistan as of the 2017 Census of Pakistan. In the following table, you can find each of the 54 cities and towns in the province with populations higher than 10,000 as of March 15, 2017. City populations found in this list only refer to populations found within the city's defined limits and any adjacent cantonments. The census totals below come from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. [1]

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Quetta Quetta at night 2.jpg
Quetta
Turbat Meerani Dam Turbat Balochistan.jpg
Turbat
Khuzdar Khuzdar - panoramio.jpg
Khuzdar
Hub, Balochistan Gadani Beach, Hub, Balochistan, Pakistan.jpg
Hub, Balochistan
Chaman Chaman City.jpg
Chaman
Gwadar Gwadar city, the doors of Air.jpg
Gwadar
RankCity Name District Division Population
(2017) [2] [1] 		Population
(1998) [3] 		Average Annual
Population Growth Rate
(1998 - 2017)		Ref. (2017)
1 Quetta Quetta Quetta 1,001,205565,1373.05% Increase2.svg [4]
2 Turbat Kech Makran 213,55768,6036.15% Increase2.svg [5]
3 Khuzdar Khuzdar Qalat 182,92791,0573.73% Increase2.svg [6]
4 Hub Hub Qalat 175,37662,7635.54% Increase2.svg [7]
5 Chaman Chaman District Quetta 123,19156,7924.15% Increase2.svg [8]
6 Dera Murad Jamali Nasirabad Nasirabad 96,59138,3414.96% Increase2.svg [9]
7 Gwadar Gwadar Makran 90,76245,0213.75% Increase2.svg [10]
8 Dera Allah Yar Jaffarabad Nasirabad 80,90838,3714.00% Increase2.svg [11]
9 Usta Mohammad Jaffarabad Nasirabad 77,09738,9463.65% Increase2.svg [11]
10 Sui Town Dera Bugti Sibi 71,676N/A A N/A A [12]
11 Sibi Sibi Sibi 64,42748,4671.51% Increase2.svg [13]
12 Loralai Loralai Zhob 54,75829,8753.23% Increase2.svg [14]
13Tump Kech Makran 48,766N/A A N/A A [5]
14 Nushki Nushki Rakhshan 46,38623,9483.53% Increase2.svg [15]
15 Zhob Zhob Zhob 46,24843,8430.28% Increase2.svg [16]
16 Kharan Kharan Rakhshan 156,15227,8062.52% Increase2.svg [17]
17Chitkan Panjgur Makran 44,43421,2973.94% Increase2.svg [18]
18 Khanozai Pishin Quetta 40,238N/A A N/A A [19]
19 Buleda Kech Makran 39,813N/A A N/A A [5]
20Saranan Pishin Quetta 37,927N/A A N/A A [19]
21Zehri Khuzdar Qalat 37,85413,1435.71% Increase2.svg [6]
22 Qalat Qalat Qalat 36,86422,6462.59% Increase2.svg [20]
23Tasp Panjgur Makran 35,890N/A A N/A A [18]
24 Surab Shaheed Sikandarabad Qalat 35,59411,1486.29% Increase2.svg [20]
25 Pishin Pishin Quetta 35,57722,9552.33% Increase2.svg [19]

Panjgur the land of dates


26 Mastung Sibi Qalat 35,12924,1311.99% Increase2.svg [21]
27 Qilla Saifullah Qilla Saifullah Zhob 34,6778,1297.92% Increase2.svg [22]
28 Pasni Gwadar Makran 34,52429,5380.82% Increase2.svg [10]
29 Nal Khuzdar Qalat 33,299N/A A N/A A [6]
30Winder Lasbela Qalat 29,59811,5695.06% Increase2.svg [7]
31 Uthal Lasbela Qalat 29,41413,3194.25% Increase2.svg [7]
32 Huramzai Pishin Quetta 29,400N/A A N/A A [19]
33 Muslim Bagh Qilla Saifullah Zhob 28,06617,1702.61% Increase2.svg [22]
34Dera Bugti Dera Bugti Sibi 27,62515,4953.08% Increase2.svg [12]
35Qilla Abdullah Qila Abdullah Quetta 26,151N/A A N/A A [8]
36 Bela Lasbela Qalat 24,31816,7051.99% Increase2.svg [7]
37 Wadh Khuzdar Qalat 23,05613,7942.73% Increase2.svg [6]
38 Washuk Washuk Rakhshan 21,872N/A A N/A A [23]
39 Awaran Awaran Qalat 21,848N/A A N/A A [24]
40 Machh Kachhi Nasirabad 19,15214,4881.48% Increase2.svg [25]
41 Jiwani Gwadar Makran 18,53314,0721.46% Increase2.svg [10]
42 Ormara Gwadar Makran 17,78011,5212.30% Increase2.svg [10]
43 Kohlu Kohlu Sibi 17,4269,6652.46% Increase2.svg [26]
44 Bhag Sibi Sibi 16,60812,1811.64% Increase2.svg [27]
45 Dalbandin Chagai Rakhshan 16,31911,9481.65% Increase2.svg [28]
46 Dhadar Kachhi Nasirabad 15,28012,8180.93% Increase2.svg [25]
47Musakhel Musakhel Zhob 14,13811,5891.05% Increase2.svg [29]
48 Harnai Harnai Sibi 13,2979,3591.86% Increase2.svg [30]
49 Dureji Lasbela Qalat 12,871N/A A N/A A [7]
50 Sohbatpur Sohbatpur Nasirabad 12,8678,2062.39% Increase2.svg [31]
51Gajjar Mashkay Awaran Qalat 12,493N/A A N/A A [24]
52 Barkhan Barkhan Zhob 12,1767,6702.46% Increase2.svg [32]
53Shahrug Harnai Sibi 11,257N/A A N/A A [30]
54Duki Duki Zhob 10,1805,1093.69% Increase2.svg [14]

Notes

A. ^ This city did not exist as a municipality and was not classified as an urban area at the time of the 1998 Pakistan Census.

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