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List of Cities of the United States

S.N.	City Name	Land Area in km2	Land Area in mi2	Population 2023 Est.
1	Anchorage	4,420.60	1,706.80	286,075
2	Jacksonville	1,935.50	747.3	985,843
3	Houston	1,658.60	640.4	2,314,157
4	Oklahoma City	1,570.10	606.2	702,767
5	Phoenix	1,341.60	518	1,650,070
6	San Antonio	1,291.90	498.8	1,495,295
7	Nashville	1,232.30	475.8	687,788
8	Los Angeles	1,216.00	469.5	3,820,914
9	Suffolk	1,033.90	399.2	100,659
10	Buckeye	1,017.90	393	108,909
11	Indianapolis	936.5	361.6	879,293
12	Fort Worth	899.5	347.3	978,468
13	Dallas	879.6	339.6	1,302,868
14	Chesapeake	876.7	338.5	253,886
15	San Diego	844.1	325.9	1,388,320
16	Louisville	841.5	324.9	622,981.00
17	Austin	828.5	319.9	979,882
18	Kansas City	815.1	314.7	510,704
19	Charlotte	798.5	308.3	911,311
20	Augusta	783	302.3	200,884
21	New York	778.3	300.5	8,258,035
22	Memphis	769.2	297	618,639
23	Lexington	734.5	283.6	320,154
24	El Paso	669.3	258.4	678,958
25	Macon	645.9	249.4	156,512
26	Virginia Beach	633.8	244.7	453,649
27	Tucson	624.2	241	547,239
28	Chicago	589.7	228	2,664,452
29	Columbus	569.8	220	913,175
30	Huntsville	564.9	218.1	225,564
31	Columbus	560.7	216.5	201,877
32	Tulsa	511.5	197.5	411,894
33	Colorado Springs	506.1	195.4	488,664
34	Goodyear	495.5	191.3	111,805
35	Albuquerque	485.1	187.3	560,274
36	Scottsdale	476.6	184	244,394
37	Norman	463.1	178.8	130,046
38	San Jose	461.8	178.3	969,655
39	Peoria	456.1	176.1	198,750
40	New Orleans	439	169.5	364,136
41	Corpus Christi	420.1	162.2	316,595
42	Wichita	419.6	162	396,119
43	Aurora	414.7	160.1	395,052
44	Montgomery	414.1	159.9	195,287
45	Denver	396.5	153.1	716,577
46	Bakersfield	388	149.8	413,381
47	Fayetteville	384.1	148.3	209,749
48	Raleigh	381	147	482,295
49	Birmingham	380.7	147	196,644
50	Chattanooga	368.8	142.4	187,030
51	Las Vegas	367.3	141.8	660,929
52	Omaha	366.7	141.6	483,335
53	Mobile	361.3	139.5	182,595
54	Detroit	359.2	138.7	633,218
55	Mesa	359.2	138.7	511,648
56	Columbia	354.3	136.8	142,416
57	Atlanta	350.4	135.3	510,823
58	Lubbock	348.6	134.6	266,878
59	Philadelphia	348.1	134.4	1,550,542
60	Portland	345.8	133.5	630,498
61	Winston-Salem	343.7	132.7	252,975
62	Brownsville	340.6	131.5	190,158
63	Greensboro	335.7	129.6	302,296
64	Kansas City	323	124.7	152,933
65	Yuma	312.6	120.7	100,858
66	Little Rock	310.8	120	203,842
67	Port St. Lucie	308.7	119.2	245,021
68	Athens	301.2	116.3	128,628
69	Fresno	298.4	115.2	545,716
70	Charleston	297.3	114.8	155,369
71	Tampa	295.3	114	403,364
72	Durham	292.2	112.8	296,186
73	Jackson	289.3	111.7	143,709
74	Fort Wayne	286.7	110.7	269,994
75	Orlando	286.5	110.6	320,742
76	Salt Lake City	285.7	110.3	209,593
77	Surprise	285.7	110.3	158,285
78	Reno	281.8	108.8	274,915
79	Shreveport	279.2	107.8	177,959
80	Savannah	276.6	106.8	147,748
81	Abilene	276.4	106.7	129,043
82	Laredo	275.8	106.5	257,602
83	Henderson	275.1	106.2	337,305
84	Palmdale	274.8	106.1	161,404
85	Cape Coral	274.5	106	224,455
86	Rio Rancho	267.8	103.4	110,660
87	Amarillo	265	102.3	202,408
88	North Las Vegas	262.4	101.3	284,771
89	Tallahassee	261.3	100.9	202,221
90	Clarksville	257.4	99.4	180,716
91	Knoxville	255.6	98.7	198,162
92	Sacramento	255.4	99	526,384
93	Lincoln	253	97.7	294,757
94	Denton	249.7	96.4	158,349
95	Milwaukee	249.2	96.2	561,385
96	Arlington	248.4	96	398,431
97	Palm Coast	247.1	95.4	102,113
98	Lancaster	244.2	94.3	166,236
99	Waco	229.7	88.7	144,816
100	Des Moines	228.4	88.2	210,381
101	Palm Bay	223.8	86.4	135,566
102	Baton Rouge	223.5	86.3	219,573
103	South Fulton	220.7	85.2	110,920
104	Boise	217.6	84	235,421
105	Seattle	217	83.8	755,078
106	Beaumont	213.7	82.5	112,193
107	Springfield	213.4	82.4	170,188
108	Riverside	210.3	81.2	318,858
109	Baltimore	209.5	80.9	565,239
110	Toledo	208.5	80.5	265,304
111	Madison	206.2	79.6	280,305
112	Sioux Falls	204.9	79.1	206,410
113	St. George	203.3	78.5	104,578
114	Fremont	202.8	78.3	226,208
115	Independence	202	78	120,922
116	Cincinnati	201.5	77.8	311,097
117	Cleveland	201.2	77.7	362,656
118	North Charleston	201	77.6	121,469
119	Las Cruces	199.2	76.9	114,892
120	Midland	195.5	75.5	138,397
121	Overland Park	194.8	75.2	197,089
122	Victorville	190.9	73.7	138,869
123	Hesperia	188.3	72.7	100,633
124	Grand Prairie	188	72.6	202,134
125	Cedar Rapids	186.7	72.1	135,958
126	Conroe	186.5	72	108,248
127	Wichita Falls	186.5	72	102,691
128	Plano	185.7	71.7	290,190
129	Santa Clarita	183.4	70.8	224,028
130	Newport News	178.7	69	183,118
131	Spokane	178.2	68.8	229,447
132	Gilbert	177.7	68.6	275,411
133	Frisco	177.7	68.6	225,007
134	Irving	173.5	67	254,373
135	McKinney	173.5	67	213,509
136	Columbia	172.2	66.5	129,330
137	Lakeland	171.5	66.2	122,264
138	Irvine	169.9	65.6	314,621
139	Chandler	169.1	65.3	280,167
140	Joliet	167.1	64.5	150,489
141	Rockford	167.1	64.5	146,120
142	Lee's Summit	165.5	63.9	104,184
143	Davenport	165.2	63.8	100,354
144	Concord	164.5	63.5	110,119
145	Gainesville	163.7	63.2	145,812
146	Broken Arrow	163.2	63	119,194
147	Murfreesboro	162.9	62.9	165,430
148	McAllen	161.4	62.3	146,593
149	Stockton	161.1	62.2	319,543
150	San Bernardino	160.8	62.1	223,728
151	Akron	160.3	61.9	188,701
152	Olathe	160.3	61.9	147,461
153	Tuscaloosa	160.3	61.9	111,338
154	St. Petersburg	160.1	61.8	263,553
155	St. Louis	159.8	61.7	281,754
156	Glendale	159.5	61.6	253,855
157	Topeka	159	61.4	125,475
158	Washington	158.2	61.1	678,972
159	Springfield	158.2	61.1	112,544
160	Honolulu	156.7	61	341,778
161	Richmond	155.1	59.9	229,247
162	Cary	153.3	59.2	180,010
163	Tyler	148.9	57.5	110,327
164	Fort Collins	148.1	57.2	170,376
165	Garland	147.9	57.1	243,470
166	High Point	146.1	56.4	116,926
167	Oakland	144.8	55.9	436,504
168	Dayton	144.5	55.8	135,512
169	Lafayette	144.5	55.8	121,467
170	Rochester	143.7	55.5	122,413
171	Pittsburgh	143.5	55.4	303,255
172	Pueblo	143.5	55.4	111,077
173	Thousand Oaks	143.2	55.3	123,463
174	Killeen	141.9	54.8	159,643
175	Fayetteville	140.1	54.1	101,680
176	Minneapolis	139.9	54	425,115
177	West Palm Beach	139.3	53.8	124,130
178	Norfolk	138	53.3	230,930
179	Saint Paul	134.7	52	303,820
180	Hampton	133.4	51.5	137,098
181	Wilmington	133.1	51.4	122,698
182	Moreno Valley	132.9	51.3	212,392
183	League City	132.9	51.3	116,320
184	College Station	132.6	51.2	125,192
185	Odessa	132.3	51.1	115,743
186	Long Beach	131.3	50.7	449,468
187	Anaheim	130.3	50.3	340,512
188	Ontario	129.5	50	182,457
189	Fargo	129	49.8	133,188
190	Tacoma	128.7	49.7	222,906
191	Chula Vista	128.5	49.6	274,333
192	Carmel	127.2	49.1	102,296
193	Greeley	126.7	48.9	112,609
194	Salem	126.4	48.8	177,432
195	Vancouver	126.1	48.7	196,442
196	Pearland	126.1	48.7	127,736
197	Mesquite	125.6	48.5	147,317
198	Boston	125.1	48.3	653,833
199	Peoria	124.3	48	110,460
200	Evansville	122.8	47.4	115,332
201	San Francisco	121.5	46.9	808,988
202	Menifee	120.4	46.5	113,433
203	Hayward	118.6	45.8	155,675
204	Green Bay	117.8	45.5	105,744
205	New Braunfels	117.1	45.2	110,958
206	Aurora	116.5	45	177,563
207	Grand Rapids	116	44.8	196,608
208	Billings	116	44.8	120,864
209	Edinburg	115.8	44.7	105,799
210	Eugene	114.5	44.2	177,899
211	Roseville	114.2	44.1	159,135
212	Pasadena	113.2	43.7	146,716
213	Lakewood	112.7	43.5	155,961
214	Fontana	111.6	43.1	215,465
215	Modesto	111.4	43	218,915
216	Jurupa Valley	111.1	42.9	107,321
217	Santa Rosa	110.1	42.5	175,845
218	Elk Grove	108.8	42	178,444
219	South Bend	108.8	42	103,395
220	Provo	108	41.7	113,343
221	Fairfield	107.7	41.6	120,768
222	Simi Valley	107.5	41.5	125,113
223	Oceanside	107	41.3	170,020
224	Sugar Land	104.9	40.5	108,515
225	Buffalo	104.6	40.4	274,678
226	Rancho Cucamonga	103.9	40.1	174,405
227	Tempe	103.3	39.9	189,834
228	Corona	103.3	39.9	160,238
229	Naperville	101.3	39.1	150,245
230	Lansing	101.3	39.1	112,115
231	Arvada	100.8	38.9	121,414
232	Elgin	98.4	38	113,310
233	Visalia	98.2	37.9	144,998
234	Carlsbad	97.9	37.8	113,495
235	Spokane Valley	97.6	37.7	108,235
236	Sandy Springs	97.6	37.7	105,793
237	Stamford	97.4	37.6	136,226
238	Round Rock	97.4	37.6	130,406
239	Worcester	96.9	37.4	207,621
240	Escondido	96.6	37.3	148,122
241	Temecula	96.6	37.3	110,682
242	Lewisville	95.8	37	133,553
243	Carrollton	95.1	36.7	132,918
244	Sterling Heights	94.3	36.4	133,306
245	Sparks	94.3	36.4	110,323
246	Miami	93.2	36	455,924
247	Thornton	93	35.9	144,922
248	Rochester	92.7	35.8	207,274
249	West Valley City	92.7	35.8	134,470
250	Fishers	92.2	35.6	104,094
251	Meridian	90.9	35.1	134,801
252	Davie	90.4	34.9	107,799
253	Fort Lauderdale	89.6	34.6	184,255
254	Warren	89.1	34.4	136,655
255	Chico	88.3	34.1	101,301
256	Kent	87.5	33.8	133,378
257	Murrieta	87	33.6	111,878
258	Bend	87	33.6	104,557
259	Bellevue	86.8	33.5	151,574
260	Nampa	86.8	33.5	114,268
261	Everett	86	33.2	111,180
262	Manchester	85.7	33.1	115,474
263	Pembroke Pines	84.7	32.7	171,119
264	West Jordan	83.7	32.3	114,908
265	Springfield	82.6	31.9	153,672
266	Westminster	81.8	31.6	114,875
267	Concord	79.3	30.6	122,315
268	Glendale	79	30.5	187,050
269	Vallejo	78.7	30.4	122,807
270	Richmond	78	30.1	114,106
271	Edison	78	30.1	106,836
272	Vacaville	77.4	29.9	102,526
273	Centennial	76.9	29.7	106,883
274	Antioch	75.6	29.2	117,096
275	Miramar	74.9	28.9	138,319
276	Richardson	74.1	28.6	117,435
277	Waterbury	73.8	28.5	114,990
278	Ann Arbor	73	28.2	119,381
279	Santa Ana	70.7	27.3	310,539
280	Hollywood	70.7	27.3	153,859
281	Huntington Beach	69.9	27	192,129
282	Oxnard	68.6	26.5	198,488
283	Allen	68.4	26.4	111,620
284	Boulder	68.1	26.3	105,898
285	Clearwater	67.6	26.1	116,850
286	Orange	66.6	25.7	138,337
287	Hillsboro	66.6	25.7	107,730
288	Clovis	65.8	25.4	125,826
289	Syracuse	65	25.1	145,560
290	Lakewood	64	24.7	139,866
291	Dearborn	62.7	24.2	105,811
292	Newark	62.4	24.1	304,960
293	Rialto	62.4	24.1	103,391
294	Pompano Beach	62.2	24	113,619
295	Salinas	60.9	23.5	159,506
296	Gresham	60.9	23.5	110,685
297	Renton	60.9	23.5	104,491
298	Woodbridge	60.3	23.3	103,194
299	Pomona	59.6	23	145,502
300	Pasadena	59.6	23	133,560
301	Coral Springs	59.3	22.9	134,906
302	Santa Maria	59.1	22.8	109,987
303	Fullerton	58	22.4	139,250
304	Sunnyvale	57.2	22.1	151,967
305	Ventura	56.7	21.9	109,058
306	Hialeah	55.9	21.6	221,300
307	Albany	55.4	21.4	101,228
308	Brockton	55.2	21.3	104,890
309	Torrance	53.1	20.5	139,224
310	New Bedford	51.8	20	100,695
311	New Haven	48.4	18.7	135,319
312	Providence	47.7	18.4	190,792
313	Santa Clara	47.4	18.3	131,062
314	Miami Gardens	47.1	18.2	110,717
315	Yonkers	46.6	18	207,657
316	Garden Grove	46.6	18	168,234
317	Allentown	45.6	17.6	124,880
318	Hartford	45.1	17.4	119,669
319	Burbank	44.8	17.3	102,755
320	Quincy	43	16.6	101,597
321	Bridgeport	41.7	16.1	148,028
322	West Covina	41.4	16	105,617
323	Costa Mesa	40.9	15.8	108,354
324	Alexandria	38.6	14.9	155,230
325	Jersey City	38.1	14.7	291,657
326	El Cajon	37.6	14.5	102,991
327	Lowell	35.2	13.6	114,296
328	Downey	32.1	12.4	108,816
329	Elizabeth	31.9	12.3	135,829
330	San Mateo	31.3	12.1	101,327
331	Lynn	27.7	10.7	101,241
332	Berkeley	26.9	10.4	118,962
333	El Monte	24.9	9.6	103,794
334	Inglewood	23.6	9.1	102,865
335	Paterson	21.8	8.4	156,452
336	Cambridge	16.6	6.4	118,214

Major Cities

In the nation’s identity, economy and cultural development, cities in the United States are central. According to the most recent census and estimates there are over 19,500 incorporated cities, towns and villages across the country. These urban areas are of widely varying population and size, historical significance, and economic output. Globally recognized metropolitan centers to small towns with regional influence, U.S. cities reflect the country’s geographic diversity and economic dynamism.

New York City

New York is the most populous city in the United States, having more than 8.3 million people in the 5 boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. It is referred to as a global financial, media, cultural and diplomatic centre. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are located at Wall Street and thus the city is an important economic center. The city is also the home of the United Nations and has its iconic landmarks including Times Square, Central Park and the Statue of Liberty. This is because more than 800 languages are spoken in New York City and it is thus one of the most linguistically diverse areas in the world.

Los Angeles

Los Angeles is situated in the southern region of California and is the second most populated city in the United States of America with almost four million people. Hollywood is the American entertainment industry capital and numerous film and television studios. Los Angeles is also famous for its racial and ethnic diversity, its car culture—famous freeways—and its large immigrant population from Latin America and Asia. Aerospace, technology, fashion and international trade are among the strong economic sectors. The Port of Los Angeles is one of the busiest in the Western Hemisphere and calls for a large share of U.S. imports and exports.

Chicago

Chicago is the biggest city in the Midwest and the third biggest in the country with an estimated population of 2.7 million people. It is a major transportation, finance and education hub located along the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan, Illinois. It is one of the world’s busiest airports, O’Hare International Airport, and a vast railway system to support those logistcs and trade roles. Chicago has an architecture rich history as well as the contributions of famous architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, and it is also an art, culture and music town, including the Art Institute of Chicago.

Houston

Houston is the largest city in Texas and second largest city in the country with a population over 2.3 million people. It is a major center of the energy industry including oil and gas, with strong showing in biomedical research, aerospace and manufacturing. The city is the site of the Texas Medical Center, the world’s biggest collection of healthcare and research facilities, and NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Houston is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States and its economy depends on the Port of Houston, a key international trade hub.

Phoenix

Arizona’s capital and the United States’ fifth-most populous city is Phoenix, with a population of more than 1.7 million people. It has grown rapidly due to its climate, low cost of living, and a booming job market. Phoenix is situated in the Sonoran Desert with a hot desert climate, with summer temperatures above 100°F. Technology, manufacturing, and real estate are the main industries. Phoenix is also a transportation and distribution hub for the southwestern United States and its metropolitan area keeps on expanding as new inhabitants move in from other parts of the country.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia is one of the nation’s oldest cities and a founding city of the nation. The population of the city is about 1.6 million and it is the largest city in Pennsylvania and the sixth largest in the country. It has Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted. Education and healthcare are also strong in Philadelphia, with many universities and hospitals contributing to the economy. It is also a cultural center with historical architecture, museums, and a strong sports tradition.

San Antonio

South central Texas’s largest city is San Antonio, which has a population of over 1.5 million people. The Alamo, a former mission and a key site in the Texas Revolution, is also there. Joint Base San Antonio is home to several large military installations. Defense, healthcare, tourism, and financial services diversify its economy. Among the United States, cities like San Antonio are some of the fastest-growing in population and urban development.

San Diego

San Diego is a coastal city in the southern part of California with a population of about 1.4 million people. It is notable for its naval base operations, biotechnology industry, and universities including the University of California, San Diego. It has a mild climate during most of the year, has many beaches, and has a very strong tourism. San Diego is also located close to the U.S.-Mexico border, which helps the city’s economy through the increase in trade and cultural interchange. Defense related activities and life sciences and telecommunication are the major drivers of the economy of San Diego.

Dallas

Dallas, Texas is a major commercial and cultural center and is included in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. The city itself has about 1.3 million people, making the wider metro area over 7 million people. Dallas has a strong economy in technology, finance, telecommunications and transportation. It is the site of several Fortune 500 companies and one of the world's busiest airports, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The city has a growing arts scene and is a significant sports and business conventions town.

San Jose

Located in the heart of the Silicon Valley in California, San Jose is a major global technology industry hub. It is one of the wealthiest major U.S. cities per capita in terms of per capita income, with a population of more than 1 million. Many leading tech companies have their headquarters in San Jose and it has a highly educated workforce. Because of its economic success and population growth, San Jose has rapidly expanded urbanly and has housing affordability and infrastructure demands.