List of regions of Peru by population

The following is a list of the regions of Peru ordered by population from Census 2007 and estimated population of INEI.[1]

List of Regions of Peru by population
Rank Image Coat of arms Region Capital
city 		Population
Census 2007 		Population
estimated 2017[1]
1 Lima
Lima 		Lima Lima 8.445.200 11.209.103
2 Piura
Piura 		Piura Piura 1.676.300 2.753.890
3 Trujillo
Trujillo
View of Paseo Pizarro 		La Libertad Trujillo 1.617.100 2.201.112
4
Cajamarca cathedral 		Cajamarca Cajamarca 1.455.201 2.100.090
5
Floating islands 		Puno Puno 1.268.400 1.690.783
6
Cathedral of Huancayo 		Junin Huancayo 1.225.500 1.512.111
7 Cusco
Huayna Picchu overlooking Machu Picchu 		Cusco Cusco 1.171.400 1.488.112
8 Arequipa
Arequipa 		Arequipa Arequipa 1.152.300 1.480.009
9 Chiclayo
Chiclayo 		Lambayeque Chiclayo 1.112.900 1.250.349
10 chimbote
Chimbote 		Ancash Huaraz 1.063.500 1.142.409
11 Iquitos
Iquitos main square 		Loreto Iquitos 891.700 1.028.968
12
Airport Jorge Chavez
in Callao 		Callao Callao 730.871 1.010.982
13
Huánuco 		Huánuco Huánuco 762.200 854.234
14
Moyobamba 		San Martín Moyobamba 728.800 829.520
15
Ica 		Ica Ica 711.900 779.372
16
Ayacucho 		Ayacucho Ayacucho 612.500 681.149
17
Huancavelica 		Huancavelica Huancavelica 454.800 491.278
18
Pucallpa 		Ucayali Pucallpa 432.200 489.664
19
Abancay 		Apurimac Abancay 404.200 456.652
20
Chachapoyas 		Amazonas Chachapoyas 376.000 421.122
21
Tacna 		Tacna Tacna 288.800 337.583
22
Cerro de Pasco 		Pasco Cerro de Pasco 280.400 301.988
23
Tumbes cathedral 		Tumbes Tumbes 200.300 234.638
24
Moquegua 		Moquegua Moquegua 161.500 178.612
25
Puerto Maldonado 		Madre de Dios Puerto Maldonado 109.600 134.105
Sources:
Censo 2007 (INEI)[2]
Estimated Population 2014[1]

Demographic Map

Demographic Map of Peru by regions

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c INEI (ed.). "Peru: Estimated population by sex according to Departamento, province and district INEI".
  2. ^ INEI, ed. (2008). "Censos Nacionales 2007: XI de Población y VI de Vivienda - Sistema de Consultas de Resultados Censales (INEI)". Archived from the original on September 7, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2012.
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