Rank | City | 1990 Population | Growth Rate (Annual) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Philadelphia | 1,585,577 | -0.6% |
2 | Pittsburgh | 370,139 | -1.3% |
3 | Erie | 108,717 | – |
4 | Allentown | 105,473 | – |
5 | Scranton | 81,914 | – |
6 | Reading | 77,864 | – |
7 | Bethlehem | 71,855 | – |
8 | Lancaster | 55,720 | – |
9 | Altoona | 52,385 | – |
10 | Harrisburg | 51,964 | – |
11 | Wilkes-Barre | 47,653 | – |
12 | York | 42,205 | – |
13 | Chester | 41,973 | – |
14 | State College | 38,988 | – |
15 | Bethel Park | 33,952 | – |
16 | Williamsport | 32,270 | – |
17 | Norristown | 30,496 | – |
18 | Monroeville | 29,152 | – |
19 | New Castle | 28,365 | – |
20 | Johnstown | 28,087 | – |
21 | Easton | 26,369 | – |
22 | McKeesport | 26,000 | – |
23 | Plum | 25,664 | – |
24 | Hazleton | 25,555 | – |
25 | Lebanon | 25,031 | – |
26 | West Mifflin | 23,861 | – |
27 | Baldwin | 21,695 | – |
28 | Pottstown | 21,597 | – |
29 | Wilkinsburg | 20,987 | – |
30 | Carlisle | 18,358 | – |
31 | West Chester | 18,011 | – |
32 | Sharon | 17,514 | – |
33 | Mun. of Murrysville | 17,287 | – |
34 | Chambersburg | 16,964 | – |
35 | Pottsville | 16,897 | – |
36 | Greensburg | 16,305 | – |
37 | Lansdale | 16,280 | – |
38 | New Kensington | 15,967 | – |
39 | Washington | 15,921 | – |
40 | Butler | 15,724 | – |
41 | Indiana | 15,410 | – |
42 | Dunmore | 15,355 | – |
43 | Hermitage | 15,319 | – |
44 | Phoenixville | 15,152 | – |
45 | Kingston | 14,789 | – |
46 | Hanover | 14,666 | – |
47 | Whitehall | 14,399 | – |
48 | Meadville | 14,365 | – |
49 | St. Marys | 14,081 | – |
50 | Aliquippa | 13,481 | – |
51 | Munhall | 13,184 | – |
52 | Nanticoke | 12,732 | – |
53 | Ephrata | 12,434 | – |
54 | Bloomsburg | 12,434 | – |
55 | Uniontown | 12,270 | – |
56 | Lower Burrell | 12,245 | – |
57 | Oil City | 12,041 | – |
58 | Yeadon | 11,976 | – |
59 | Lansdowne | 11,703 | – |
60 | Sunbury | 11,600 | – |
61 | Emmaus | 11,404 | – |
62 | Coatesville | 11,213 | – |
63 | Jeannette | 11,161 | – |
64 | Warren | 11,138 | – |
65 | Berwick | 11,003 | – |
66 | Darby | 10,931 | – |
67 | Brentwood | 10,887 | – |
68 | Columbia | 10,803 | – |
69 | Beaver Falls | 10,753 | – |
70 | Carbondale | 10,749 | – |
71 | Swissvale | 10,581 | – |
72 | Bristol | 10,385 | – |
73 | Morrisville | 10,223 | – |
74 | Franklin Park | 10,059 | – |
75 | Elizabethtown | 10,035 | – |
76 | Pittston | 9,911 | – |
77 | Lewistown | 9,837 | – |
78 | Monessen | 9,811 | – |
79 | Dormont | 9,788 | – |
80 | Waynesboro | 9,645 | – |
81 | Bradford | 9,640 | – |
82 | Clairton | 9,603 | – |
83 | Jefferson | 9,585 | – |
84 | Latrobe | 9,485 | – |
85 | Mechanicsburg | 9,447 | – |
86 | Collingdale | 9,344 | – |
87 | Economy | 9,341 | – |
88 | Connellsville | 9,293 | – |
89 | Lock Haven | 9,244 | – |
90 | Shamokin | 9,228 | – |
91 | Bellevue | 9,202 | – |
92 | Carnegie | 9,201 | – |
93 | Canonsburg | 9,156 | – |
94 | Middletown | 9,112 | – |
95 | Castle Shannon | 9,050 | – |
96 | Ellwood City | 9,041 | – |
97 | East Stroudsburg | 8,906 | – |
98 | Old Forge | 8,884 | – |
99 | Quakertown | 8,864 | – |
100 | White Oak | 8,808 | – |
In 1990, the largest city in Pennsylvania was Philadelphia, with a population of 1,585,577. The second largest city is Pittsburgh, with a population of 370,139.
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