👥 Chad Regions by Population
First-level administrative divisions of Chad ranked by population (Wikidata).
Logone Oriental7.3%
Mayo-Kebbi Est7.2%
N'Djamena7.1%
Ouaddaï6.8%
Logone Occidental6.5%
Tandjilé6.3%
Mandoul5.9%
Moyen-Chari5.5%
Chari-Baguirmi5.3%
Mayo-Kebbi Ouest5.3%
Hadjer-Lamis5.2%
Wadi Fira4.8%
Batha4.4%
Guéra4.1%
Lac4%
Sila3.6%
Kanem
Salamat
Bahr el Gazel
Ennedi-Est
1
Logone Oriental2019
1,121,000
2
Mayo-Kebbi Est2019
1,106,500
3
N'Djamena2012
1,092,066
4
Ouaddaï2019
1,032,500
5
Logone Occidental2019
996,400
6
Tandjilé2019
960,900
7
Mandoul2019
897,100
8
Moyen-Chari2019
847,500
9
Chari-Baguirmi2019
816,300
10
Mayo-Kebbi Ouest2019
815,100
11
Hadjer-Lamis2019
794,300
12
Wadi Fira2019
728,200
13
Batha2019
667,600
14
Guéra2019
622,200
15
Lac2019
617,000
16
Sila2019
544,200
17
Kanem2019
481,100
18
Salamat2019
434,900
19
Bahr el Gazel2019
361,100
20
Borkou2019
133,600
21
Ennedi-Est2009
113,862
22
Ennedi-Ouest2009
59,744
23
Tibesti2019
36,500
Highlights
Within Chad, Logone Oriental ranks first in 2019 with 1,121,000, followed by Mayo-Kebbi Est (1,106,500) and N'Djamena (1,092,066).
Across 23 entries, values run from 1,121,000 (Logone Oriental) to 36,500 (Tibesti), with a median of 728,200.
Source: Wikidata, population of first-level administrative divisions, 2019. 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.