Jordan Cities by Population 2025

5 Most Populated Jordan Cities

1,275,857

792,665

307,480

36 cities

City
2025 Pop.
Amman1,275,857
Zarqa792,665
Irbid307,480
Russeifa268,237
Wadi as Sir181,212
'Ajlun125,557
Aqaba95,048
Rukban85,000
Madaba82,335
As Salt80,189
Ar Ramtha74,901
Mafraq57,118
Ma'an50,350
Al Jubayhah46,834
Sahab40,241
Hayy al Quwaysimah32,396
Jarash27,046
At Tafilah25,429
`Izra22,756
Qir Moav22,581
Karak City21,678
Judita20,000
Aydun18,376
Umm as Summaq18,274
Kurayyimah17,837
`Anjarah17,634
Safi15,200
Al Azraq ash Shamali14,800
At Turrah14,619
Petra14,000
Suf12,942
At Tayyibah12,615
Sakib11,586
Ash Shajarah11,243
Jawa10,628
Sakhrah10,616

Jordan Overview

Jordan has 1 cities with more than a million people, 5 cities with between 100,000 and 1 million people, and 30 cities with between 10,000 and 100,000 people. The largest city in Jordan is Amman, with a population of 1,275,857 people.

Jordan’s population is about 10.2 million people. Jordan is the world’s 88th-most populous country and currently grows at a rate of 1.00% annually. Its capital and most-populous city is Amman, home to about 1.81 million people. Amman’s population has nearly doubled since 1994, when it was around 990,000. The capital also acts as the city’s cultural, economic, and political center. This is the only city with more than 1 million people. The second-largest city is Zarqa, with over 635,000 people, and Irbid, with over 500,000 people. Currently, 16 cities in Jordan have over 100,000 people and comprise over half of the country’s population.

Jordan’s urban population is about 91.4% of its total population. As Jordan continues to grow, the urban population is expected to continue growing too.

Sources

  1. GeoNames