🌆 Largest Cities in Armenia

Cities of Armenia with more than 15,000 inhabitants, ranked by population (GeoNames).

📅 2026📏 people29 entries🇦🇲 See all of this country’s rankings →
Each tile’s area is its share of the combined total of 2,880,620 (29 entries). Stronger colour means a higher rank.
1
YerevanYerevan
1,144,700
2
Malatia-SebastiaYerevan
150,500
3
ShengavitYerevan
140,600
4
Nor NorkYerevan
137,300
5
KentronYerevan
133,000
6
ErebuniYerevan
129,700
7
AjapnyakYerevan
122,800
8
ArabkirYerevan
119,300
9
GyumriShirak
114,667
10
VanadzorLori
78,100
11
Kanaker-ZeytunYerevan
75,500
12
AvanYerevan
58,800
13
DavtashenYerevan
52,100
14
AbovyanKotayk
50,556
15
HrazdanKotayk
49,500
16
VagharshapatArmavir
47,989
17
KapanSyunik
32,900
18
ArmavirArmavir
29,700
19
MasisArarat
23,136
20
ArtashatArarat
22,800
21
CharentsavanKotayk
22,071
22
SevanGegharkunik
19,652
23
IjevanTavush
19,500
24
GavarGegharkunik
18,900
25
ArtikShirak
18,145
26
AshtarakAragatsotn
17,600
27
AraratArarat
17,598
28
GorisSyunik
17,592
29
DilijanTavush
15,914

Highlights

Within Armenia, Yerevan ranks first in 2026 with 1,144,700, followed by Malatia-Sebastia (150,500) and Shengavit (140,600).

Yerevan is 7.6 times higher than Malatia-Sebastia, the runner-up.

Across 29 entries, values run from 1,144,700 (Yerevan) to 15,914 (Dilijan), with a median of 49,500.

Source: GeoNames, cities with more than 15,000 inhabitants, 2026. Unit: people.

Source: GeoNames, cities with more than 15,000 inhabitants · CC BY 4.0 (GeoNames) · fetched Oct 14, 2026 — GeoNames aggregates census and estimate figures, so the reference year varies by city, and a few figures cover the metropolitan area rather than the city proper.