Ranking

Largest cities and municipalities in Pangasinan

San Carlos City (Pangasinan) is the largest of the 48 cities and municipalities in Pangasinan, with 208,330 people at the 2024 census.^[1]

Below are all 48 cities and municipalities, ordered by their people in the 2024 census, each with its 2020 count and its change since.

People are counted as of July 1, 2024 (the 2024 Census of Population) and May 1, 2020 (the 2020 Census of Population and Housing), both by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

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Largest cities and municipalities in Pangasinan, top 48
Rank	Name	Province or region	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020
1	San Carlos City	Pangasinan	208,330	205,424	+1.4%
2	Dagupan City	Pangasinan	174,777	174,302	+0.3%
3	Urdaneta City	Pangasinan	145,935	144,577	+0.9%
4	Malasiqui	Pangasinan	144,344	143,094	+0.9%
5	Bayambang	Pangasinan	129,506	129,011	+0.4%
6	Mangaldan	Pangasinan	113,302	113,185	+0.1%
7	Lingayen	Pangasinan	108,510	107,728	+0.7%
8	Calasiao	Pangasinan	100,686	100,471	+0.2%
9	Alaminos City	Pangasinan	100,430	99,397	+1.0%
10	Santa Barbara	Pangasinan	92,420	92,187	+0.3%
11	Binmaley	Pangasinan	88,006	86,881	+1.3%
12	San Fabian	Pangasinan	87,714	87,428	+0.3%
13	Bolinao	Pangasinan	84,658	83,979	+0.8%
14	Mangatarem	Pangasinan	79,648	79,323	+0.4%
15	Umingan	Pangasinan	78,940	77,074	+2.4%
16	Manaoag	Pangasinan	76,606	76,045	+0.7%
17	Bugallon	Pangasinan	76,027	74,962	+1.4%
18	Pozorrubio	Pangasinan	75,143	74,729	+0.6%
19	Rosales	Pangasinan	67,510	66,711	+1.2%
20	Villasis	Pangasinan	65,086	65,047	+0.1%
21	Asingan	Pangasinan	58,349	57,811	+0.9%
22	San Manuel	Pangasinan	56,876	54,271	+4.8%
23	Binalonan	Pangasinan	56,560	56,382	+0.3%
24	Urbiztondo	Pangasinan	56,349	55,557	+1.4%
25	Bani	Pangasinan	52,715	52,603	+0.2%
26	Sison	Pangasinan	51,439	52,320	−1.7%
27	Alcala	Pangasinan	49,479	48,908	+1.2%
28	Tayug	Pangasinan	45,476	45,241	+0.5%
29	Aguilar	Pangasinan	45,363	45,100	+0.6%
30	San Jacinto	Pangasinan	44,713	44,351	+0.8%
31	Anda	Pangasinan	42,688	41,548	+2.7%
32	San Nicolas	Pangasinan	40,144	39,778	+0.9%
33	Sual	Pangasinan	38,625	39,091	−1.2%
34	Mapandan	Pangasinan	38,228	38,058	+0.5%
35	Basista	Pangasinan	37,840	37,679	+0.4%
36	Bautista	Pangasinan	35,728	35,398	+0.9%
37	Laoac	Pangasinan	34,550	34,128	+1.2%
38	Santa Maria	Pangasinan	34,452	34,220	+0.7%
39	San Quintin	Pangasinan	34,322	33,980	+1.0%
40	Dasol	Pangasinan	31,842	31,355	+1.6%
41	Balungao	Pangasinan	30,678	30,004	+2.3%
42	Agno	Pangasinan	29,270	29,947	−2.3%
43	Labrador	Pangasinan	26,995	26,811	+0.7%
44	Infanta	Pangasinan	26,837	26,242	+2.3%
45	Natividad	Pangasinan	26,721	25,771	+3.7%
46	Mabini	Pangasinan	26,589	26,454	+0.5%
47	Burgos	Pangasinan	23,240	23,749	−2.1%
48	Santo Tomas	Pangasinan	14,894	14,878	+0.1%

Sources

Every count here is the PSA's own, for the place as the PSA names it today. The change and the order are Scene's arithmetic on those counts. How Scene works out the rest.

1.Philippine Statistics Authority. Population and Annual Population Growth Rate of the Philippines and its Regions, Provinces, and Highly Urbanized Cities Based on the 2010, 2015, 2020 and 2024 Population Census (OpenSTAT table 0211A6DAPG0). Published August 7, 2026. Read by Scene October 2, 2026. CC BY (PSA Terms of Use). Open the source

Scene works out the rest from these sources: growth rates, shares, areas, densities, coordinates, neighbours and distances. How.

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