This is a list of the fifty largest cities in Latin America by population residing within city limits as of 2015, the most recent year for which official population census results, estimate or short-term projections are available for most of these cities. These figures do not reflect the population of the urban agglomeration or metropolitan area which typically do not coincide with the administrative boundaries of the city. These figures refer to mid-2015 populations with the exception of Mexican cities, whose figures derive from the 2015 Intercensal Survey conducted by INEGI with a reference date of 15 March 2015.^[1]

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	City	Image	Country	Population	Year
1	São Paulo		Brazil	11,967,825[2]	2015
2	Mexico City		Mexico	8,918,653[lower-alpha 1][3][4]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
3	Lima		Peru	8,894,412[lower-alpha 3][5]	2015
4	Bogotá		Colombia	7,862,277[lower-alpha 4][7]	2015
5	Rio de Janeiro		Brazil	6,476,631[2]	2015
6	Santiago		Chile	5,507,282[lower-alpha 5][8]	2015
7	Caracas		Venezuela	3,289,886[lower-alpha 6][9]	2015
8	Buenos Aires		Argentina	3,054,267[10]	2015
9	Salvador		Brazil	2,921,087[2]	2015
10	Brasília		Brazil	2,914,830[2]	2015
11	Fortaleza		Brazil	2,591,188[2]	2015
12	Guayaquil		Ecuador	2,589,229[11]	2015
13	Quito		Ecuador	2,551,721[11]	2015
14	Belo Horizonte		Brazil	2,502,557[2]	2015
15	Medellín		Colombia	2,434,647[lower-alpha 4][7]	2015
16	Cali		Colombia	2,333,203[lower-alpha 4][7]	2015
17	Havana		Cuba	2,117,625[12]	2015
18	Manaus		Brazil	2,057,711[2]	2015
19	Curitiba		Brazil	1,879,355[2]	2015
20	Ecatepec de Morelos		Mexico	1,677,678[lower-alpha 7][3][4]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
21	Maracaibo		Venezuela	1,653,211[9]	2015
22	Recife		Brazil	1,617,183[2]	2015
23	Santa Cruz de la Sierra		Bolivia	1,614,224[13]	2015
24	Porto Alegre		Brazil	1,476,867[2]	2015
25	Guadalajara		Mexico	1,460,148[lower-alpha 7][3][4]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
26	Belém		Brazil	1,439,561[2]	2015
27	Puebla		Mexico	1,437,939[lower-alpha 8][14]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
28	Goiânia		Brazil	1,430,697[2]	2015
29	Córdoba		Argentina	1,414,201[15]	2015
30	Juárez		Mexico	1,382,753[lower-alpha 8][14]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
31	Montevideo		Uruguay	1,379,560[lower-alpha 9][16]	2015
32	León		Mexico	1,349,224[lower-alpha 8][14]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
33	Guarulhos		Brazil	1,324,781[2]	2015
34	Tijuana		Mexico	1,298,475[lower-alpha 8][14]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
35	Barranquilla		Colombia	1,214,253[lower-alpha 4][7]	2015
36	Tegucigalpa		Honduras	1,190,230[17]	2015
37	Zapopan		Mexico	1,179,681[lower-alpha 8][14]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
38	Campinas		Brazil	1,164,098[2]	2015
39	Barquisimeto		Venezuela	1,116,182[9]	2015
40	Monterrey		Mexico	1,109,171[lower-alpha 7][3][4]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
41	São Luís		Brazil	1,073,893[2]	2015
42	Managua		Nicaragua	1,048,134[18]	2015
43	Nezahualcóyotl		Mexico	1,039,867[lower-alpha 7][3][4]	2015[lower-alpha 2]
44	São Gonçalo		Brazil	1,038,081[2]	2015
45	Maceió		Brazil	1,013,773[2]	2015
46	Callao		Peru	1,010,315[lower-alpha 10][5]	2015
14	Santo Domingo		Dominican Republic	2,581,827[19]	2019
48	Guatemala City		Guatemala	994,078[20]	2015
49	Port-au-Prince		Haiti	987,310[21]	2015
50	Rosario		Argentina	985,624[22]	2015

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