Bolivia Cities by Population 2025

5 Most Populated Bolivia Cities

43 cities

City
2025 Pop.
La Paz1,997,370
Cochabamba1,460,280
Santa Cruz de la Sierra1,441,406
Oruro352,525
Sucre237,480
Tarija179,528
Potosi174,973
Sacaba149,570
Quillacollo117,859
Montero107,294
Trinidad101,454
Yacuiba82,803
Riberalta78,754
Warnes77,668
Tiquipaya49,237
Cobija42,849
Guayaramerin36,008
Villazon35,167
Mizque30,481
Villamontes30,228
Bermejo29,459
Camiri28,855
Tupiza27,302
Llallagua25,166
San Borja24,610
San Ignacio de Velasco23,126
San Julian20,687
Huanuni20,336
San Borja19,640
Ascencion de Guarayos18,816
Cotoca18,347
Villa Yapacani18,187
Santiago del Torno15,543
Punata15,194
Ascension14,429
Mineros14,385
Santa Ana de Yacuma12,783
Patacamaya12,260
Colchani11,988
Rurrenabaque11,749
Portachuelo11,485
Puerto Quijarro10,392
Uyuni10,293

Bolivia Overview

Bolivia has 3 cities with more than a million people, 8 cities with between 100,000 and 1 million people, and 32 cities with between 10,000 and 100,000 people. The largest city in Bolivia is La Paz, with a population of 1,997,370 people.

Bolivia is, in every way, a hugely diverse country. Geographically, its territory varies from mountains to deserts to rainforests, and its multi-ethnic population is reflected in the 36 indigenous languages that have official status in addition to the predominant Spanish language. Bolivia also has a range of key cities that each reflect their locations and the demographic composition of their populations.

The southern city of Sucre, with around 300,000 residents, is the constitutional capital of Bolivia and is the location of the country’s Supreme Court. However, Bolivia’s seat of government is in La Paz, a city with a population of close to 800,000 residents. At an elevation of 3,650 meters above sea level, La Paz is the highest administrative capital in the world.

However, it is the eastern city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra that has the highest population in Bolivia, with almost 1.5 residents in its urban area. Santa Cruz de la Sierra is also regarded as the economic and financial center of Bolivia, producing nearly 35% of Bolivia’s gross domestic product, and it is also one of the fastest-growing cities in the world.

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