Largest Cities in Minnesota

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

Largest Cities 50

1 Minneapolis
1,269,496
2 Bloomington
1,269,496
3 Brooklyn Park
1,269,496
4 Plymouth
1,269,496
5 Maple Grove
1,269,496
6 Eden Prairie
1,269,496
7 West Coon Rapids
1,269,496
8 Minnetonka
1,269,496
9 Edina
1,269,496
10 Minnetonka Mills
1,269,496
11 Saint Louis Park
1,269,496
12 Richfield
1,269,496
13 Brooklyn Center
1,269,496
14 Longfellow Community
1,269,496
15 Champlin
1,269,496
16 Crystal
1,269,496
17 Golden Valley
1,269,496
18 New Hope
1,269,496
19 Hopkins
1,269,496
20 Robbinsdale
1,269,496
21 Rogers
1,269,496
22 Saint Paul
542,945
23 Maplewood
542,945
24 Roseville
542,945
25 Shoreview
542,945
26 White Bear Lake
542,945
27 New Brighton
542,945
28 Vadnais Heights
542,945
29 Mounds View
542,945
30 North Saint Paul
542,945
31 Little Canada
542,945
32 Eagan
445,771
33 Burnsville
445,771
34 Lakeville
445,771
35 Apple Valley
445,771
36 Inver Grove Heights
445,771
37 Rosemount
445,771
38 Farmington
445,771
39 Hastings
445,771
40 South Saint Paul
445,771
41 West Saint Paul
445,771
42 Mendota Heights
445,771
43 Coon Rapids
370,349
44 Blaine
370,349
45 Andover
370,349
46 Fridley
370,349
47 Ramsey
370,349
48 Lino Lakes
370,349
49 Columbia Heights
370,349
50 Anoka
370,349

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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).