Friday, August 5, 2011

Top Ten Largest Cities in Cambodia



Written by: POK Panhavuth

The fast City development in Cambodia was seen since the Angkor Era with the greatest infrastructures such water irrigation system, city road, national road, big stone temples, golden royal palace, and many more. Modern cities in this country appear since the French colonial with proper plan for all city development, especially Phnom Penh and Battambang City. These kinds of development were also seen in Preah Norodom Shinanouk. Similarly, nowadays some cities in Cambodia are listed as the largest cities locally in 2008 as the following1:


First largest city: Phnom Penh Capital has the population of 2,234,566 citizens


Second largest city: Battambang City of Battambang Province has the population of 250,000 citizens


Third largest city: Siem Reap City of Siem Reap Province has the population of 171,800 citizens


Fourth largest city: Preah Shihanouk City of Preah Shihanouk Province has the population of 132,000 citizens


Fifth largest city: Poi Pet City of Banteay Meanchey Province has the population of 89,549 citizens


Sixth largest city: Prey Veng City of Prey Veng Province has the population of 74,000 citizens


Seventh largest city: Kompong Cham City of Kompong Cham Province has the population of 63,770 citizens


Eighth largest city: Sisophon City of Banteay Meanchey Province has the population of 61,631 citizens


Ninth largest city: Ta Khmau City of Kandal Province has the population of 58,264 citizens


Tenth largest city: Pursat City of Pursat Province has the population of 54,000 citizens


" Population is so important for each country, so growth of population should be along with the good welfare brought by her government!"


Footnote
1National Population Census in 2008

Reference
Wikipedia’s website: http//:en.wikipedia.org, Topic on “Cambodia” (Table of Largest Cities in Cambodia!)







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