List of cities and towns in Saudi Arabia
The following is a list of cities and towns in Saudi Arabia.
Alphabetical list of cities and towns
Map showing the major cities in Saudi Arabia.
| City | Population | Comments |
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| Abha | 1,093,705 (2021) | Capital and largest city of 'Asir Province |
| Ad-Dilam | 40,938 | |
| Al-Abwa | ||
| Al Artaweeiyah | ||
| Al Bukayriyah | 25,153 | |
| Badr | 61,577 | |
| Baljurashi | 65,223 | |
| Bisha | 205,346 (2010) | |
| Bareq | 75,351 (2015) | |
| Buraydah | 669,000 (2020) | Capital and largest city of Al Qasim Province |
| Al Bahah | 366,000 (2018) | Capital of Al Bahah Province |
| Buqaa | 266,000 (2020) | Capital of Ha'il Province |
| Dammam | 1,532,300 (2022) | Capital of Eastern Province |
| Dhahran | 240,742 (2021) | |
| Dhurma | ||
| Dahaban | 96,000+ | |
| Diriyah | Capital of the First Saudi State | |
| Duba | ||
| Dumat Al-Jandal | ||
| Dawadmi | ||
| Farasan | ||
| Gatgat | ||
| Gerrha | ||
| Ghawiyah | Village in Jizan Province | |
| Al-Gwei'iyyah | ||
| Hautat Sudair | Capital of Sudair | |
| Habaala | ||
| Hajrah | ||
| Haql | ||
| Al-Hareeq | 11,000 | |
| Harmah | ||
| Ha'il | 936,465 (2021) | Capital of Ha'il Province |
| Hotat Bani Tamim | 36,000 | |
| Hofuf | 858,395 (2021) | |
| Huraymila | ||
| Hafr Al-Batin | 359,000 (2021) | |
| Jabal Umm al Ru'us | ||
| Jalajil | ||
| Jeddah | 4,697,000 (2021) | Largest city of Mecca Province |
| Jizan | 319,119 (2021) | Capital of Jizan Province |
| Jazan Economic City | ||
| Jubail | 684,531 (2021) | |
| Al Jafr | 12,000+ (1997) | |
| Khafji | 133,857 (2021) | |
| Khaybar | ||
| King Abdullah Economic City | ||
| Khamis Mushait | 547,724 (2020) | |
| Al-Saih | ||
| Knowledge Economic City, Medina | ||
| Khobar | 455,541 (2005) | |
| Al-Khutt | ||
| Layla | 76,000 (2018) | |
| Lihyan | ||
| Al Lith | ||
| Al Majma'ah | 45,000+ | |
| Mastoorah | ||
| Al Mikhwah | ||
| Al-Mubarraz | 837,000 (2020) | |
| Al Mawain | ||
| Medina | 1,488,782 (2020) | Capital of Medina Province, second holiest city of Islam |
| Mecca | 2,042,000 (2020) | Capital of Mecca Province, holiest city of Islam |
| Muzahmiyya | 100,000 | |
| Najran | 505,652 (2017) | Capital of Najran Province |
| Al-Namas | 47,783 (2005) | |
| Umluj | ||
| Al-Omran | 49,000+ (1997) | |
| Al-Oyoon | 33,000+ (1997) | |
| Qadeimah | ||
| Qatif | 474,573 (2005) | |
| Qaisumah | 20,887+ (2005) | |
| Al Qadeeh | ||
| Al Qunfudhah | 300,516 (2013) | |
| Qurayyat | 308,151 (2021) | |
| Rabigh | ||
| Rafha | Northern Border Province | |
| Ar Rass | 116,164 (2005) | |
| Ras Tanura | 153,933 (2018) | Eastern Province |
| Rumah | ||
| Ranyah | 120,000 (2020) | |
| Riyadh | 7,009,100 (2022) | Capital and largest city |
| Riyadh Al-Khabra | 69,690 | Historical city best known for trading and goods exchange |
| Rumailah | 10,000+ (2006) | Small village in Al-Hasa |
| Sabt Al Alaya | ||
| Sarat Abidah | ||
| Saihat | 70,000+ (2005) | |
| Safwa city | ||
| Sakakah | 779,480 (2021) | Capital and largest city of Al Jawf Province |
| Sharurah | 150,000 (2020) | |
| Shaqraa | ||
| Shaybah | ||
| As Sulayyil | ||
| Taif | 695,000 (2021) | |
| Tabuk | 667,000 (2021) | Capital of Tabuk Province |
| Tanomah | 40,000 | |
| Tarout | 77,757 (2010) | |
| Tayma | ||
| Thadiq | ||
| Thuwal | ||
| Thuqbah | ||
| Turaif | ||
| Tabarjal | ||
| Udhailiyah | ||
| Al-'Ula | ||
| Um Al-Sahek | ||
| Unaizah | 258,757 (2021) | Second largest city in Al-Qassim Province |
| Uqair | ||
| Uyayna | ||
| Uyun AlJiwa | 26,544 | |
| Wadi Al-Dawasir | 106,152 (2010) | |
| Al Wajh | 50,000 (2013) | |
| Yanbu | 298,000 (2016) | |
| Az Zaimah | ||
| Zulfi | 125,000 (2017) |
References
- Central Department of Statistics and Information (in Arabic)
List of towns in Asia | |
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List of towns in the Middle East | ||
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 Main Saudi Arabian cities by population | |
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| 1,000,000 and more | |
| 300,000-999,999 | |
| <300,000 | |
Source: cdsi.gov.sa | |
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