Country
Bolivia
3 cities in this atlas
Bolivia divides its capital functions between two cities, La Paz and Sucre, an arrangement uncommon among nations that typically settle on one seat of government. Of these, La Paz stands as the country's largest settlement, ahead of the many other cities and towns spread across the country, from Santa Cruz de la Sierra and Cochabamba down through smaller centers like Sacaba, Quillacollo, and Villamontes.
Cities
| City | Population |
|---|---|
| La Pazcapitalexecutive | 2,004,652 |
| Santa Cruz de la Sierra | 1,831,434 |
| Cochabamba | 841,276 |
| Sucrecapitaljudicial | 224,838 |
| Oruro | 208,684 |
| Sacaba | 180,726 |
| Quillacollo | 172,405 |
| Tarija | 159,269 |
| Potosí | 141,251 |
| Riberalta | 99,070 |
| Montero | 88,616 |
| Viacha | 86,218 |
| Trinidad | 84,259 |
| Yacuiba | 82,803 |
| Tiquipaya | 62,675 |
| Vinto | 58,739 |
| Colcapirhua | 52,732 |
| Sipe Sipe | 47,000 |
| Caranavi | 45,747 |
| Villamontes | 39,800 |
| Guayaramerín | 36,008 |
| Bermejo | 35,411 |
| Mizque | 30,481 |
| Villazón | 30,253 |
| Llallagua | 28,069 |
| Camiri | 27,961 |
| Cobija | 26,585 |
| San Borja | 24,610 |
| San Ignacio de Velasco | 23,569 |
| Tupiza | 22,233 |
| Warnes | 22,036 |
| Achocalla | 19,583 |
| Ascención de Guarayos | 18,816 |
| Cotoca | 18,347 |
| Villa Yapacaní | 18,187 |
| Laja | 18,023 |
| El Torno | 15,543 |
| Huanuni | 15,492 |
| Punata | 15,194 |
| Ascensión | 14,429 |
| Mineros | 14,385 |
| Ckochas | 14,338 |
| Mecapaca | 13,289 |
| Santa Ana de Yacuma | 12,783 |
| Puerto Suárez | 12,546 |
| Okinawa Uno | 12,482 |
| Patacamaya | 12,260 |
| Colchani | 11,988 |
| Rurrenabaque | 11,749 |
| Portachuelo | 11,485 |
| Puerto Quijarro | 10,392 |
| Uyuni | 10,293 |
| San Ignacio de Moxo | 10,054 |
| Roboré | 9,882 |
| Pailón | 9,304 |
| Uncía | 8,902 |
| Cliza | 8,654 |
| Desaguadero | 8,635 |
| Achacachi | 8,447 |
| Vallegrande | 8,422 |
The 60 largest settlements, from a gazetteer with no population floor.
Bolivia divides the role of capital between more than one city: La Paz (executive), Sucre (judicial). Each is a capital in its own right rather than one being the real one.
Linked cities have a page in this atlas. The rest are listed for completeness.