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Top 10 Venezuela’s most populated cities. (According to 2011 census). By: Maied Khalil

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Top 10 Venezuela’s

most populated cities (According to 2011 census)

By: Maied Khalil

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1st. Caracas (Miranda State & Distrito Capital)

Population: 5.723.728

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2nd. Maracaibo (Zulia State)

Population: 3.063.461

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3rd. Valencia (Carabobo State)

Population: 2.299.026

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4th. Barquisimeto (Lara State)

Population: 1.809.564

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5th. Maracay (Aragua State)

Population: 1.425.606

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6th. Ciudad Guayana (Bolivar State)

Population: 1.050.080

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7th. San Cristobal (Tachira State)

Population: 1.004.820

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8th. Maturin (Monagas State)

Population: 521.955

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9th. Barcelona (Anzoategui State)

Population: 465.989

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10th. Ciudad Bolivar (Bolivar State)

Population: 380.953

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