List of Argentine provinces by population
The following table is a list of the 23 provinces and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires of Argentina, ranked in order of their total population based on data from 2013 estimates, 2010 and 2001 census from the National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina.[1]
Rank | Province/District | Population (2013)[2] | Population (2010)[3] | Population (2001)[4] |
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1 | Buenos Aires | 16,289,599 | 15,625,084 | 13,827,203 |
2 | Córdoba | 3,489,669 | 3,308,876 | 3,066,801 |
3 | Santa Fe | 3,341,228 | 3,194,537 | 3,000,701 |
4 | Autonomous City of Buenos Aires | 3,044,076 | 2,890,151 | 2,776,138 |
5 | Mendoza | 1,841,813 | 1,738,929 | 1,579,651 |
6 | Tucumán | 1,551,460 | 1,448,188 | 1,338,523 |
7 | Salta | 1,295,944 | 1,214,441 | 1,079,051 |
8 | Entre Ríos | 1,295,121 | 1,235,994 | 1,158,147 |
9 | Misiones | 1,159,445 | 1,101,593 | 965,522 |
10 | Chaco | 1,117,953 | 1,055,259 | 984,446 |
11 | Corrientes | 1,049,325 | 992,595 | 930,991 |
12 | Santiago del Estero | 908,268 | 874,006 | 804,457 |
13 | San Juan | 721,830 | 681,055 | 620,023 |
14 | Jujuy | 710,121 | 673,307 | 611,888 |
15 | Río Negro | 678,797 | 638,645 | 552,822 |
16 | Neuquén | 601,003 | 551,266 | 474,155 |
17 | Formosa | 568,331 | 530,162 | 486,559 |
18 | Chubut | 545,656 | 509,108 | 413,237 |
19 | San Luis | 463,411 | 432,310 | 367,933 |
20 | Catamarca | 389,256 | 367,828 | 334,568 |
21 | La Rioja | 357,516 | 333,642 | 289,983 |
22 | La Pampa | 336,706 | 318,951 | 299,294 |
23 | Santa Cruz | 302,420 | 273,964 | 196,958 |
24 | Tierra del Fuego | 143,987 | 127,205 | 101,079 |
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