2005 population estimates for cities in
Ecuador
This 2005 population estimate is based on a number of factors and sources. Please bear in mind that this is only an estimate of the number of people in a given city -- it may be possible to obtain actual figures from the U.N. and government sources. If you believe our estimate is in error, please contact us.
World's Largest Urban Areas
Alfaro 212,924 Ambato 165,541 Atuntaqui 18,850 Azogues 31,151 Babahoyo 84,421 Bah�a de Car�quez 21,157 Balzar 25,690 Buena F� 30,406 Calceta 14,981 Cayambe 34,239 Chone 47,994 Ciudad Coco 23,269 Cuenca 305,772 Daule 34,632 El Carmen 39,989 El Guabo 19,734 El Triunfo 27,724 Eloy Alfaro 212,924 Esmeraldas 96,265 General Villamil 26,734 Guaranda 22,158 Guayaquil 2,157,853 Huaquillas 45,027 Ibarra 122,642 Jipijapa 37,900 La Libertad 85,750 La Man� 21,718 La Troncal 30,726 Latacunga 57,127 Loja 129,121 Macas 16,078 Machala 228,351 Manta 201,700 Milagro 121,055 Montecristi 16,047 Morona 16,078 Naranjal 23,667 Naranjito 26,791 Nueva Loja 43,809 Otavalo 33,946 Pasaje 49,803 Pastaza 28,389 Pedernales 19,098 Pedro Carbo 17,406 Playas 26,734 Portoviejo 187,369 Puerto Baquerizo Moreno 5,627 Puerto Francisco de Orellana 23,269 Puyo 28,389 Quevedo 132,544 Quito 1,516,353 Riobamba 135,588 Rosa Z�rate 25,750 Salinas 30,792 San Lorenzo 15,720 Sangolqui 71,830 Santa Elena 30,920 Santa Rosa 45,972 Santo Domingo de los Colorados 238,325 Tena 19,898 Tulc�n 50,761 Velasco Ibarra 32,189 Ventanas 36,596 Vinces 26,145 Zamora 11,642 Los Palos 19,111
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