Largest Cities by Population in Honduras (2025)

Below are the urban areas with more than 100,000 inhabitants in Honduras ranked by population.

Urban Area (or urban agglomeration) population refers to the population contained within the contours of a contiguous territory inhabited at urban density levels, typically comprising a city and its surrounding suburban fringe.

Rank Urban Area Population Estimate (2025) 1 Year Change (over 2024) Land Area (Km²) Density (P/Km²) Global Rank Projections (2030) Projections (2050)
1 Tegucigalpa 1,607,033 0.91% 169 9,509 306 1,680,695 1,949,135
2 San Pedro Sula 1,299,457 1.15% 214 6,072 397 1,369,107 1,609,557
3 La Ceiba 285,756 1.43% 53 5,392 2,040 302,442 371,028
4 El Progreso 141,706 1.04% 27 5,248 4,303 150,999 176,012
5 Choluteca 136,142 1.37% 35 3,890 4,480 143,759 174,083
6 Villanueva 109,759 3.78% 24 4,573 5,626 120,307 153,419
7 Comayagua 107,264 0.86% 17 6,310 5,763 116,067 140,814
8 Cofradía 102,215 2% 23 4,444 6,045 112,585 137,809
9 Danlí 76,498 1.4% 14 5,464 8,148 80,508 104,905
10 Puerto Cortés 73,885 1.17% 28 2,639 8,430 78,343 101,686
11 Siguatepeque 72,822 0.8% 15 4,855 8,542 75,650 95,724
12 Juticalpa 65,552 0.97% 13 5,042 9,459 68,644 88,139
13 Tocoa 58,704 1.35% 13 4,516 10,524 62,785 70,474
14 Catacamas 56,326 1.44% 14 4,023 10,933 58,852 74,472
15 Santa Rosa 53,446 0.72% 8 6,681 11,514 57,014 69,275
16 La Lima 50,486 11 4,590 12,065 55,419 70,953

See also

Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2025). World Urbanization Prospects: The 2025 Revision, Online Edition.