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This is a list of cities and towns in Uganda: The population data are for 2014, except where otherwise indicated. The references from which the estimated populations are sourced are listed in each article for the cities and towns where the population estimates are given.
Here is a List of cities and towns in Uganda
- Abim – 17,400
- Adjumani – 43,022
- Alebtong – 15,100
- Amolatar – 14,800
- Amuria – 5,400
- Amuru
- Apac – 14,503
- Arua – 62,657
- Bombo – 26,370
- Budaka – 23,834
- Bugembe – 41,323
- Bugiri – 29,013
- Buikwe – 16,633
- Bukedea – 13,900
- Bukomansimbi – 9,900 (2012)
- Bukungu – 19,033 (2013)
- Buliisa – 28,100
- Bundibugyo – 21,600
- Busembatya – 15,700
- Bushenyi – 41,063
- Busia – 55,958
- Busolwe – 16.730
- Butaleja – 19,519
- Buwenge – 22,074
- Buyende – 23,039
- Dokolo – 19,810
- Elegu – 5,000 (2012)
- Entebbe – 69,958
- Fort Portal – 54,275
- Gombe, Butambala – 15,196
- Gulu – 152,276
- Hima – 29,700
- Hoima – 100,625
- Ibanda – 31,316
- Iganga – 53,870
- Isingiro – 29,721
- Jinja – 72,931
- Kaabong – 23,900
- Kabale – 49,667
- Kaberamaido – 3,400
- Kabuyanda – 16,325
- Kabwohe – 20,300
- Kagadi – 22,813
- Kakinga – 22,151
- Kakira – 32,819
- Kakiri – 19,449
- Kalangala – 5,200
- Kaliro – 16,796
- Kalisizo – 32,700
- Kalongo – 15,000
- Kalungu
- Kampala – 1,659,600
- Kamuli – 17,725
- Kamwenge – 19,240
- Kanoni
- Kanungu – 15,138
- Kapchorwa – 12,900
- Kasese – 101,679
- Katakwi – 8,400
- Kayunga – 26,588
- Kibaale – 7,600
- Kibingo – 15,918
- Kiboga – 19,591
- Kihiihi – 20,349
- Kira – 313,761
- Kiruhura – 14,300 (2012)
- Kiryandongo – 31,610
- Kisoro – 17,561
- Kitgum – 44,604
- Koboko – 37,825
- Kotido – 22,900
- Kumi – 36,493[3]
- Kyazanga – 15,531
- Kyegegwa – 18,729
- Kyenjojo – 23,467
- Kyotera – 9,000
- Lira – 99,059
- Lugazi – 39,483
- Lukaya – 24,250
- Luweero – 42,734
- Lwakhakha – 10,700
- Lwengo – 15,527
- Lyantonde – 8,900
- Malaba – 18,228
- Manafwa – 15,800
- Masaka – 103,829
- Masindi – 94,622
- Masindi Port – 10,400 (2009)
- Masulita – 14,762
- Matugga – 15,000 (2010)
- Mayuge – 17,151
- Mbale – 92,863
- Mbarara – 195,013
- Mitooma
- Mityana – 48,002
- Moroto – 14,818
- Moyo – 23,700
- Mpigi – 44,274
- Mpondwe – 51,018
- Mubende – 46,921
- Mukono – 161,996
- Mutukula – 15,000 (2009)
- Nagongera – 11,800
- Nakaseke – 8,600
- Nakapiripirit – 2,800
- Nakasongola – 7,800
- Namayingo – 15,741
- Namayumba – 15,205[4]
- Namutumba – 18,736
- Nansana – 144,441
- Nebbi – 34,975
- Ngora – 15,086
- Njeru – 159,549
- Nkokonjeru – 14,000
- Ntungamo – 18,854
- Oyam – 14,500
- Pader – 14,080
- Paidha – 33,426
- Pakwach – 22,360
- Pallisa – 32,681
- Rakai – 7,000
- Rukungiri – 36,509
- Rwimi – 16,256
- Sanga – 5,200 (2012)
- Sembabule – 4,800
- Sironko – 18,884
- Soroti – 49,452
- Ssabagabo – 282,664
- Tororo – 41,906
- Wakiso – 60,911
- Wobulenzi – 27,027
- Yumbe – 35,606
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