Largest Cities in California

Cities ranked by total population from the Census Bureau. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Largest Cities 50

1 Los Angeles
9,808,667
2 Long Beach
9,808,667
3 Glendale
9,808,667
4 Santa Clarita
9,808,667
5 Hollywood
9,808,667
6 Lancaster
9,808,667
7 Palmdale
9,808,667
8 Pomona
9,808,667
9 Valencia
9,808,667
10 Torrance
9,808,667
11 Pasadena
9,808,667
12 Van Nuys
9,808,667
13 East Los Angeles
9,808,667
14 Koreatown
9,808,667
15 El Monte
9,808,667
16 Downey
9,808,667
17 Inglewood
9,808,667
18 West Covina
9,808,667
19 Norwalk
9,808,667
20 Burbank
9,808,667
21 Universal City
9,808,667
22 Compton
9,808,667
23 South Gate
9,808,667
24 Carson
9,808,667
25 Santa Monica
9,808,667
26 Boyle Heights
9,808,667
27 Hawthorne
9,808,667
28 Whittier
9,808,667
29 Alhambra
9,808,667
30 San Pedro
9,808,667
31 Mid-City
9,808,667
32 Lakewood
9,808,667
33 Sylmar
9,808,667
34 Bellflower
9,808,667
35 Baldwin Park
9,808,667
36 Lynwood
9,808,667
37 Woodland Hills
9,808,667
38 Northridge
9,808,667
39 Redondo Beach
9,808,667
40 Reseda
9,808,667
41 North Hollywood
9,808,667
42 Pico Rivera
9,808,667
43 Montebello
9,808,667
44 Florence-Graham
9,808,667
45 Monterey Park
9,808,667
46 Canoga Park
9,808,667
47 Gardena
9,808,667
48 Valley Glen
9,808,667
49 Canyon Country
9,808,667
50 Huntington Park
9,808,667

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).