Largest Cities
| Name | Population (1949) | Population (1990) | Population (2011) | Agglomeration | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Budapest | 1,590,316 | 2,016,681 | 1,733,685 | 2,503,105 (2009) | Capital city |
| Debrecen | 115,399 | 212,235 | 208,016 | 237,888 (2005) | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
| Szeged | 104,867 | 169,930 | 170,285 | 201,307 (2005) | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
| Miskolc | 109,841 | 196,442 | 168,275 | 216,470 (2005) | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
| Pécs | 89,470 | 170,039 | 157,721 | 179,215 (2005) | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
| Győr | 69,583 | 129,331 | 131,267 | 182,776 (2005) | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
| Nyíregyháza | 56,334 | 114,152 | 117,852 | - | County seat, urban county |
| Kecskemét | 61,730 | 102,516 | 113,275 | - | County seat, urban county |
| Székesfehérvár | 42,260 | 108,958 | 101,943 | - | Regional centre, county seat, urban county |
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