👥 Central African Republic Regions by Population
First-level administrative divisions of Central African Republic ranked by population (Wikidata).
Bangui21%
Ouham-Pendé10%
Ouham8.9%
Mambéré-Kadéï8.8%
Ombella-M'Poko8.6%
Ouaka6.6%
Basse-Kotto6%
Lobaye5.9%
Nana-Mambéré5.6%
Mbomou3.9%
Kémo2.8%
Nana-Grébizi Economic2.8%
Sangha-Mbaéré
Haute-Kotto2.2%
Haut-Mbomou
Vakaga
Bamingui-Bangoran
1
Bangui2020
889,231
2
Ouham-Pendé2003
430,506
3
Ouham2003
369,220
4
Mambéré-Kadéï2003
364,795
5
Ombella-M'Poko2003
356,725
6
Ouaka2003
276,710
7
Basse-Kotto2003
249,150
8
Lobaye2003
246,875
9
Nana-Mambéré2003
233,666
10
Mbomou2003
164,009
11
Kémo2003
118,420
12
Nana-Grébizi Economic2003
117,816
13
Sangha-Mbaéré2003
101,074
14
Haute-Kotto2003
90,316
15
Haut-Mbomou2003
57,602
16
Vakaga2003
52,255
17
Bamingui-Bangoran2003
43,229
Highlights
Within Central African Republic, Bangui ranks first in 2020 with 889,231, followed by Ouham-Pendé (430,506) and Ouham (369,220).
Bangui is 2.1 times higher than Ouham-Pendé, the runner-up.
Across 17 entries, values run from 889,231 (Bangui) to 43,229 (Bamingui-Bangoran), with a median of 233,666.
Source: Wikidata, population of first-level administrative divisions, 2020. Unit: people.
Source: Wikidata, population of first-level administrative divisions · CC0 1.0 (Wikidata) · fetched Oct 14, 2026 — Latest dated population statement per division; the year is shown on each row and differs between divisions.