25 Largest Suburbs in the United States

These are the largest cities that are not the largest in their metropolitan statistical area. Calling some of these a "suburb" may be a stretch.

As of the 2020 Census

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Rank	Population	Metro area	Answer
1	918,915	Dallas	Fort Worth, Texas
2	504,258	Phoenix	Mesa, Arizona
3	466,742	Los Angeles	Long Beach, California
4	440,646	San Francisco	Oakland, California
5	394,266	Dallas	Arlington, Texas
6	386,261	Denver	Aurora, Colorado
7	346,824	Los Angeles	Anaheim, California
8	317,610	Las Vegas	Henderson, Nevada
9	311,549	New York City	Newark, New Jersey
10	311,527	Minneapolis	Saint Paul, Minnesota
11	310,227	Los Angeles	Santa Ana, California
12	307,670	Los Angeles	Irvine, California
13	292,449	New York City	Jersey City, New Jersey

Rank	Population	Metro area	Answer
14	285,494	Dallas	Plano, Texas
15	275,987	Phoenix	Chandler, Arizona
16	275,487	San Diego	Chula Vista, California
17	267,918	Phoenix	Gilbert, Arizona
18	262,527	Las Vegas	North Las Vegas, Nevada
19	258,308	Tampa	St. Petersburg, Florida
20	256,684	Dallas	Irving, Texas
21	249,422	Virginia Beach	Chesapeake, Virginia
22	248,325	Phoenix	Glendale, Arizona
23	246,018	Dallas	Garland, Texas
24	241,361	Phoenix	Scottsdale, Arizona
25	238,005	Virginia Beach	Norfolk, Virginia

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