List of cities in Denmark by population
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The population is measured by Statistics Denmark for cities, defined by administrative areas, which is defined as a contiguous built-up area with a maximum distance of 200 meters between houses, unless further distance is caused by public areas, cemeteries or similar. Furthermore, to obtain by-status, the area must have at least 200 inhabitants and limited by administrative borders.[1]
Rank | City | Population 2010 | Change from 2009 | Population 2009 |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Copenhagen[b] | 1,181,239 | ![]() |
1,167,569 |
2 | Aarhus | 242,914 | ![]() |
239,865 |
3 | Odense | 166,305 | ![]() |
158,678 |
4 | Aalborg[c] | 102,312 | ![]() |
101,497 |
5 | Frederiksberg[b] | 96,718 | ![]() |
95,029 |
6 | Esbjerg | 71,459 | ![]() |
71,025 |
7 | Gentofte[b] | 71,052 | ![]() |
69,794 |
8 | Gladsaxe[b] | 64,102 | ![]() |
63,233 |
9 | Randers | 60,227 | ![]() |
59,842 |
10 | Kolding | 57,087 | ![]() |
56,249 |
11 | Horsens | 52,998 | ![]() |
52,518 |
12 | Lyngby-Taarbæk[b] | 51,887 | ![]() |
51,532 |
13 | Vejle | 50,832 | ![]() |
50,654 |
14 | Hvidovre[b] | 49,724 | ![]() |
49,366 |
15 | Roskilde | 46,701 | ![]() |
46,292 |
16 | Helsingør | 46,125 | ![]() |
46,028 |
17 | Herning | 45,890 | ![]() |
45,470 |
18 | Silkeborg | 42,396 | ![]() |
41,979 |
19 | Næstved | 41,729 | ![]() |
41,717 |
20 | Greve Strand[b] | 40,762 | ![]() |
40,889 |
21 | Tårnby[b] | 40,045 | ![]() |
40,214 |
22 | Fredericia | 39,513 | ![]() |
39,484 |
23 | Ballerup[b] | 38,760 | ![]() |
38,729 |
24 | Rødovre[b] | 36,233 | ![]() |
36,228 |
25 | Viborg | 35,656 | ![]() |
35,108 |
26 | Køge | 34,937 | ![]() |
34,733 |
27 | Holstebro | 34,024 | ![]() |
34,062 |
28 | Brøndby[b] | 33,588 | ![]() |
33,762 |
29 | Taastrup[b] | 32,260 | ![]() |
32,102 |
30 | Slagelse | 31,918 | ![]() |
31,682 |
31 | Hillerød | 29,951 | ![]() |
29,683 |
32 | Albertslund[b] | 27,457 | ![]() |
27,706 |
33 | Sønderborg | 27,194 | ![]() |
27,179 |
34 | Svendborg | 27,113 | ![]() |
27,179 |
35 | Herlev[b] | 26,462 | ![]() |
26,635 |
36 | Holbæk | 27,157 | ![]() |
26,623 |
37 | Hjørring | 24,892 | ![]() |
24,963 |
38 | Hørsholm | 23,814 | ![]() |
23,535 |
39 | Frederikshavn | 23,331 | ![]() |
23,511 |
40 | Glostrup[b] | 21,296 | New | New |
41 | Haderslev | 21,293 | ![]() |
21,435 |
42 | Nørresundby[c] | 21,120 | ![]() |
20,964 |
43 | Ringsted | 20,767 | ![]() |
20,575 |
44 | Ølstykke-Stenløse[d] | 20,648 | New | New |
45 | Skive | 20,565 | ![]() |
20,686 |
- ^ All cities with a population of 20,000 or more.
- ^ Part of the Copenhagen urban area (Danish: Hovedstadsområdet).
- ^ Part of the Aalborg urban area.
- ^ For statistical purposes, Ølstykke-Stenløse is a new city created from a conurbation between Ølstykke and Stenløse, on 1 January 2010
See also
- List of urban areas in Sweden by population
- List of towns and cities in Norway
- List of urban areas in the Nordic countries
- World's largest cities
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