This is a list of cities in Indonesia, by major island or region. Where given in the list population numbers are based on statistical data of 2005.[1]
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Java
- Bandung (population : 2.288.570)
- Banjar (population : 162.383)
- Batu (population : 179.092)
- Bekasi (population : 1.993.478)
- Blitar (population : 126.776)
- Bogor (population : 891.467)
- Cilegon (population : 324.143)
- Cimahi (population : 546.879)
- Cirebon (population : 308.771)
- Depok (population : 1.374.903)
- Jakarta (population : 8.839.247)
- Madiun (population : 171.390)
- Magelang (population : 124.374)
- Malang (population : 790.356)
- Mojokerto (population : 111.860)
- Pasuruan (population : 171.136)
- Pekalongan (population : 269.177)
- Probolinggo (population : 211.142)
- Salatiga (population : 165.394)
- Semarang (population : 1.438.733)
- South Tangerang (population : 966.037)
- Sukabumi (population : 291.277)
- Surabaya (population : 2.611.506)
- Surakarta (population : 506.397)
- Tasikmalaya (population : 582.423)
- Tangerang (population : 1.451.595)
- Tegal (population : 238.676)
- Yogyakarta (population : 433.539)
- Kediri (population : 248.640)
Kalimantan
- Balikpapan (population : 469.884)
- Banjarmasin (population : 589.115)
- Bontang (population : 120.348)
- Palangkaraya (population : 170.761)
- Pontianak (population : 501.843)
- Samarinda (population : 574.439)
- Singkawang (population : 167.892)
- Tarakan (population : 155.716)
Maluku
Nusa Tenggara
- Bima (population : 123.064)
- Denpasar (population : 574.610)
- Mataram (population : 342.896)
- Kupang (population : 269.680)
Papua
- Jayapura (population : 200.524)
Sulawesi
- Bau-Bau (population : 118.998)
- Bitung (population : 173.837)
- Gorontalo (population : 153.036)
- Kendari (population : 236.269)
- Makassar (population : 1.194.583)
- Manado (population : 405.715)
- Palu (population : 291.872)
- Pare-Pare (population : 112.625)
- Palopo (population : 129.273)
- Tomohon (population : 80.649)
Sumatra
- Banda Aceh (population : 174.433)
- Bandar Lampung (population : 790.057)
- Batam (population : 616.221)
- Bengkulu (population : 257.763)
- Binjai (population : 238.209)
- Bukittinggi (population : 100.512)
- Dumai (population : 218.643)
- Jambi (population : 437.012)
- Langsa (population : 133.600)
- Lhokseumawe (population : 152.895)
- Lubuklinggau (population : 174.472)
- Medan (population : 2.029.797)
- Metro (population : 127.569)
- Padang (population : 799.741)
- Padang Panjang (population : 45.439)
- Padang Sidempuan (population : 178.148)
- Pagar Alam (population : 114.609)
- Palembang (population : 1.342.258)
- Pangkal Pinang (population : 145.945)
- Pariaman (population : 70.032)
- Payakumbuh (population : 101.819)
- Pekanbaru (population : 717.618)
- Pematang Siantar (population : 229.525)
- Prabumulih (population : 129.201)
- Sabang (population : 28.454)
- Sawah Lunto (population : 53.081)
- Sibolga (population : 90.489)
- Solok (population : 54.049)
- Tanjung Balai (population : 152.272)
- Tanjung Pinang (population : 167.958)
- Tebing Tinggi (population : 134.548)
See also
Notes
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