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Largest Cities in the World Beginning With 'Co'

Try to name the most populous cities in the world that begin with the letters 'Co', using the English language spelling or the spelling most commonly used on English language quizzes on JetPunk.
Population figures from citypopulation.de for urban agglomeration/metro area/combined urban area
Includes variants of the letter C, such as c-cedilla
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Last updated: March 17, 2025
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Population
Country
Answer
1
5,000,000
Germany
Cologne / Dusseldorf
2
4,925,000
Sri Lanka
Colombo
3
3,000,000
India
Coimbatore
4
2,875,000
Guinea
Conakry
5
2,075,000
Benin
Cotonou
6
1,810,000
United States
Columbus (Ohio)
7
1,790,000
Argentina
Córdoba
8
1,770,000
Denmark
Copenhagen
9
1,490,000
Bolivia
Cochabamba
10
722,929
Chile
Concepción
11
714,377
United Kingdom
Coventry - Nuneaton
12
632,494
United States
Colorado Springs
13
590,407
United States
Columbia (Sth. Car.)
14
448,028
Algeria
Constantine
15
393,200
Argentina
Corrientes
16
359,803
Philippines
Cotabato
17
355,738
Mexico
Coatzacoalcos
18
339,066
United States
Corpus Christi
19
335,950
Mexico
Córdoba
20
324,902
Spain
Córdoba
21
307,073
Turkey
Çorlu
22
278,612
United States
Concord (Nth. Car.)
23
269,594
Turkey
Çorum
24
267,746
United States
Columbus (Georg./Alab.)
25
263,688
Romania
Constanta
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