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The following table is the list of urban areas with the largest Armenian population, including in Armenia and the disputed Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), and the Armenian diaspora.

## Most recent data

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Cities in Armenia (list) are given for reference. Since ethnic breakdown is not available for cities besides Yerevan, 99% is given as the presumed percentage of ethnic Armenians for every city in Armenia.[a]
Urban area  | Country  | Official data  | Estimates

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Armenians  | Total  | %  | Source  | Low  | High  | Ref
Yerevan |  Armenia | 1,048,940 | 1,060,138 | 98.9%  | 2011 census[2] | 1,091,700 | [3]
Los Angeles[b] |  US | 218,321 | 18,788,800 | 1.16%  | 2017 estimate[4] | 200,000 | 600,000 | [5]
Moscow[c] |  Russia | 169,772 | 18,598,621 | 0.91%  | 2010 census[6] | 200,000 | 600,000 | [7]
Rostov-on-Don[d] |  Russia | 83,123 | 2,158,307 | 3.85%  | 2010 census[9] | 150,000 | 200,000 | [10]
Sochi |  Russia | 81,864 | 420,589 | 19.46%  | 2010 census[11] | 120,000 | 160,000 | [12][13]
Gyumri |  Armenia | 121,976 | 99% | 2011 census | 112,100 | [3]
Paris |  France | —  | 100,000 | 200,000 | [14][15]
Caucasian Mineral Waters[e] |  Russia | 83,743 | 874,022 | 9.58%  | 2010 census[17] | 83,000 | 108,000 | [f]
Tbilisi |  Georgia | 53,409 | 1,108,717 | 4.8%  | 2020 census[21] | 80,000 | 120,000 | [22]
Marseille |  France | —  | 80,000 | 150,000 | [23][15]
Volgograd[g] |  Russia | 20,265 | 1,505,809 | 1.35%  | 2010 census[25] | 80,000 | 120,000 | [26][27]
Vanadzor |  Armenia | 86,199 | 99% | 2011 census | 76,900 | [3]
Krasnodar[h] |  Russia | 42,558 | 1,232,176 | 3.45%  | 2010 census[29][11] | 70,000 | 70,000 | [30][31]
Chernomorsk[i] |  Russia | 47,272 | 781,289 | 6.05%  | 2010 census[11] | 63,000 | 86,000 | [j]
Buenos Aires |  Argentina | —  | 60,000 | 70,000 | [40][41]
New York[k] |  US | 34,978 | 23,876,155 | 0.15%  | 2017 estimate[4] | 50,000 | 150,000 | [42][43][44]
Saint Petersburg[l] |  Russia | 27,043 | 6,596,434 | 0.4%  | 2010 census[6] | 50,000 | 100,000 | [45][46]
Boston[m] |  US | 37,534 | 8,233,270 | 0.46%  | 2017 estimate[4] | 50,000 | 70,000 | [47][48][49]
Istanbul |  Turkey | —  | 50,000 | 60,000 | [50]
Vagharshapat |  Armenia | 46,540 | 99% | 2011 census | 46,400 | [3]
Lyon |  France | —  | 45,000 | 100,000 | [51][15]
Tehran |  Iran | —  | 45,000 | 50,000 | [52][53][54]
Abovyan |  Armenia | 43,495 | 99% | 2011 census | 45,000 | [3]
Kapan |  Armenia | 43,190 | 99% | 2011 census | 42,000 | [3]
Armavir[n] |  Russia | 35,613 | 502,070 | 7.09%  | 2010 census[11] |  |  |
Beirut |  Lebanon | —  | 40,000 | 120,000 | [56][57]
Toronto |  Canada | 21,710 | 6,417,516 | 0.34%  | 2016 census[58] | 40,000 | 50,000 | [59]
Montreal |  Canada | 26,100 | 4,098,927 | 0.64%  | 2016 census[58] | 40,000 | 50,000 | [60][61]
Detroit[o] |  US | 10,834 | 5,336,286 | 0.2%  | 2017 estimate[4] | 40,000 | 40,000 | [62]
Hrazdan |  Armenia | 41,875 | 99% | 2011 census | 39,900 | [3]
San Francisco Bay Area[p] |  US | 18,806 | 8,837,789 | 0.21%  | 2017 estimate[4] | 35,000 | 50,000 | [63][64]
Armavir |  Armenia | 29,319 | 99% | 2011 census | 27,700 | [3]
Sydney |  Australia | 12,553 | 4,823,994 | 0.26%  | 2016 census[65] | 25,000 | 30,000 | [66]
Stavropol[q] |  Russia | 25,815 | 521,825 | 4.95%  | 2010 census[17] | 25,000 | 80,000 | [18][67]
Masis |  Armenia | 20,215 | 99% | 2011 census | 20,700 | [3]
Charentsavan |  Armenia | 20,363 | 99% | 2011 census | 20,300 | [3]
Ararat |  Armenia | 20,235 | 99% | 2011 census | 20,300 | [3]
Aleppo |  Syria | —  | 20,000 | 40,000 | [68][69]
Samara-Tolyatti[r] |  Russia | 19,801 | 2,746,158 | 0.72%  | 2010 census[71] | 20,000 | 22,000 | [72][73]
Ijevan |  Armenia | 21,081 | 99% | 2011 census | 20,000 | [3]
Goris |  Armenia | 20,591 | 99% | 2011 census | 19,900 | [3]
Artashat |  Armenia | 22,269 | 99% | 2011 census | 19,100 | [3]
Gavar |  Armenia | 20,765 | 99% | 2011 census | 17,900 | [3]

## Historical

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A "conservative" estimate by Charles A. Burney put the population of Tushpa (Van), the capital of Urartu, and its suburbs at 50,000.[74][75] A. A. Martirosyan proposed 30,000 for Argishtikhinili (Armavir).[76] Konstantine Hovhannisyan estimated a population of 20,000 for Teishebaini (Karmir Blur, now within Yerevan).[77] Yervand Grekyan criticized these numbers as highly exaggerated and proposed 1,800 to 2,000 in Karmur Blur and 3,000 to 4,000 for Argishtikhinili.[78]

The population of Tigranocerta, the capital founded by Tigranes the Great (r. 95-55–BC), has been estimated at up to 100,000,[79] "over a quarter of a million",[80] possibly 300,000,[81] or even 500,000.[82] These are partly or entirely based on Appian, who in Mithridatic War §67 attests that Tigranes carried 300,000 people from Cappadocia to Tigranocerta. Many scholars cite the number without critical examination,[83][84][85] while Thomas Sinclair found it exaggerated.[86]

For the long-time capital of Artaxata, Zhores Khachatryan proposed 150,000 at its height in the 1st-2nd centuries AD.[87] Robert H. Hewsen proposed just "several thousand".[88]

Dvin had an estimated population of 45,000 in 361, 47,000 in 622, and around 100,000 at its height in the 8th-9th centuries.[89] Nyura Hakobyan proposed a peak population of 100,000 to 150,000.[90]

Scholars conventionally put the population of Ani, the Bagratid capital, at around 100,000.[91][92] Lucy Der Manuelian noted that the figure, first reported by Matthew of Edessa, has been questioned by modern scholars, but Nikolai Marr, who excavated the site, noted that "most of the people probably lived just outside the walls." Hakob Manandyan noted that Ani's population was "unquestionably more than that of contemporary cities in Western Europe."[93]

For the 10th to 13th centuries, Babken Arakelyan estimated three large cities with up to 100,000 residents: Ani, Dvin, and Artsn. He proposed 40,000 to 50,000 for Ahlat (Khlat) and Yerznka (Erzincan), and 15,000 to 25,000 for Kars, Nprkert (Martyropolis), Archesh (Arzes), and Manazkert.[94]

## Modern

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Default sorted by Armenian population size

### 1932

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source:[95][96]

Rank  | City  | Country  | Armenians

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1 | Tiflis | Soviet Union | 130,000
2 | Yerevan | Soviet Union | 106,000
3 | Baku | Soviet Union | 90,000
4 | Istanbul | Turkey | 65,000
5 | Leninakan | Soviet Union | 58,000
6 | Aleppo | Syria | 50,000

## Russian Empire

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1897 census
All towns within the Russian Empire with more than 5,000 Armenians
| City  | Pop | Armenians  | % Arm. | Ref

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Tiflis (Tbilisi)  | 159,590 | 47,133 | 29.5%  | [1]
Rostov-on-Don[s] | 369,732 | 25,604 | 6.9%  | [99]
Aleksandropol (Gyumri)  | 30,616 | 21,771 | 71.1%  | [2]
Baku | 111,904 | 19,099 | 17.1%  | [3]
Shusha | 25,881 | 14,420 | 55.7%  | [4]
Erivan (Yerevan)  | 29,006 | 12,523 | 43.2%  | [5]
Yelisavetpol (Ganja)  | 33,625 | 12,055 | 35.9%  | [6]
Kars | 20,805 | 10,332 | 49.7%  | [7]
Akhaltsikhe | 15,357 | 9,035 | 58.8%  | [8]
Novobayazet (Gavar)  | 8,486 | 8,094 | 95.4%  | [9]
Batumi | 28,508 | 6,839 | 24.0%  | [10]
Echmiadzin | 5,267 | 4,996 | 94.9%  | [11]

1916 Kavkazskiy kalendar
Largest Armenian-populated towns in the Caucasus Viceroyalty[100]
| City  | Pop | Armenians  | % Arm.

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Tiflis (Tbilisi)  | 346,766 | 149,294 | 43.1%
Baku | 262,422 | 62,357 | 23.8%
Aleksandropol (Gyumri)  | 51,874 | 45,446 | 87.6%
Erivan (Yerevan)  | 51,286 | 37,223 | 72.6%
Kars | 30,514 | 25,665 | 84.1%
Shusha | 43,869 | 23,396 | 53.3%
Akhaltsikhe | 25,470 | 18,165 | 71.3%
Novobayazet (Gavar)  | 14,748 | 14,350 | 97.3%
Yelisavetpol (Ganja)  | 57,731 | 12,125 | 21.0%
Akhalkalaki | 7,055 | 6,151 | 87.2%
Batumi | 20,020 | 5,524 | 27.6%
Artvin | 6,997 | 5,451 | 77.9%
Nakhichevan | 8,934 | 2,665 | 29.8%

## Soviet Union

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### 1926 census

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Only cities in the Transcaucasian SFSR (South Caucasus) are listed
| City  | Republic | Pop | Armenians  | % Arm. | Ref

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Tiflis |  Georgia | 294,044  | 100,148  | 34.1%  | [101]
Baku |  Azerbaijan | 453,333  | 76,656  | 16.9%  | [102]
Erivan |  Armenia | 67,121  | 59,838  | 89.2%  | [103]
Leninakan |  Armenia  | 42,313  | 37,520  | 88.7%  | [104]
Elisabethpol |  Azerbaijan  | 57,393  | 16,148  | 28.1%  | [102]
Batum |  Georgia  | 48,474  | 10,233  | 21.1%  | [101]
Nor-Bayazet |  Armenia  | 8,447  | 8,408  | 99.5%  | [105]
Vagharshapat |  Armenia  | 8,436  | 8,359  | 99.1%  | [106]

### 1959 census

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Selected cities, including the 3 largest cities in Armenian SSR
| City  | Republic | Pop | Armenians  | % Arm. | Ref

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Yerevan |  Armenia  | 509,340  | 473,742  | 93.0%  | [12]
Tbilisi  |  Georgia  | 694,664  | 149,258  | 21.5%  | [13]
Baku  |  Azerbaijan  | 642,507  | 137,111  | 21.3%  | [14]
Leninakan |  Armenia  | 108,446  | 100,960  | 93.1%  | [15][16]
Kirovakan |  Armenia  | 49,423  |  |  | [17]
Kirovabad |  Azerbaijan  | 138,239  | 37,462  | 27.1%  | [18]
Moscow |  Russia | 5,085,581  | 18,379  | 0.4%  | [19]
Stepanakert |  Azerbaijan  | 19,703  | 17,640  | 89.5%  | [20]
Batum  |  Georgia  | 82,328  | 12,743  | 15.5%  | [21]
Tashkent |  Uzbekistan | 911,930  | 10,500  | 1.2%  |

### 1979 census

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Selected cities
City  | Republic | Pop | Armenians  | % Arm. | Ref

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Yerevan  |  Armenia  | 1,030,969  | 986,812  | 95.7%  | [22]
Baku  |  Azerbaijan  | 1,533,235  | 215,807  | 14.1%  | [23]
Leninakan  |  Armenia  | 206,613  |  |  | [24]
Tbilisi  |  Georgia  | 1,056,140  | 152,900  | 14.5%  | [25]
Kirovakan  |  Armenia  | 146,036  |  |  | [26]
Kirovabad  |  Azerbaijan  | 231,691  | 40,741  | 17.6%  | [27]
Stepanakert  |  Azerbaijan  | 38,948  | 33,898  | 87.0%  | [28]
Moscow  |  Russia  | 7,931,602  | 31,414  | 0.4%  | [29]
Tashkent |  Uzbekistan  | 1,759,419  | 16,692  | 0.9%  | [30]
Ashgabat |  Turkmenistan | 311,644  | 14,195  | 4.6%  | [31]
Batumi |  Georgia  | 122,292  | 13,936  | 11.4%  | [32]
Sumgait |  Azerbaijan  | 205,694  | 13,818  | 6.7%  | [33]
Akhalkalaki |  Georgia  | 13,224  | 11,879  | 89.8%  | [34]
Sukhumi |  Georgia  | 108,337  | 11,823  | 10.9%  | [35]
Akhaltsikhe |  Georgia  | 19,587  | 10,278  | 52.5%  | [36]
Leningrad |  Russia  | 4,568,548  | 7,995  | 0.2%  | [37]
Rustavi |  Georgia  | 129,459  | 6,707  | 5.2%  | [38]

## See also

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* Armenian population by country
* Armenian diaspora
* Foreign relations of Armenia

## References

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Notes

1. ^ Armenia is a monoethnic country, where according to the 2011 census, 98.1% of the population are ethnic Armenians. In urban areas, the percentage stands at 99.04%.[1]
2. ^ Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA CSA
3. ^ Defined here as the city of Moscow (106,466) and Moscow Oblast (63,306).[6]
4. ^ The Rostov agglomeration is usually defined[8] as containing the towns of Rostov-on-Don, Bataysk, Azov, Novocherkassk, and Taganrog and the following seven districts: Neklinovsky District, Rodionovo-Nesvetaysky District, Myasnikovsky District, Kagalnitsky District, Azovsky District, Aksaysky District, and Oktyabrsky District.[9]
5. ^ The agglomeration Caucasian Mineral Waters,[16] within southern Stavropol Krai, contains the following municipalities: Georgiyevsky District (including the town of Georgiyevsk, 13,905), Mineralovodsky District (including the town of Mineralnye Vody, 11,734), Predgorny District (7,663) and the following towns: Pyatigorsk (31,085), Kislovodsk (12,033), Yessentuki (3,630), Zheleznovodsk (3,211), and Lermontov (482).[17]
6. ^ Estimates:
* Pyatigorsk: 30,000[18]–40,000[19]
* Kislovodsk: 15,000[18]
* Georgiyevsk: 15,000-20,000[20]–25,000-30,000[18]
* Mineralye Vody: 12,000[18]
* Yessentuki: 8,000[18]
* Zheleznovodsk: 3,000[18]
Total: 83,000–108,000
7. ^ Volgograd agglomeration defined[24] as the towns of Volgograd (15,200) and Volzhsky (2,703) and the municipalities of Gorodishchensky District (1,323), Svetloyarsky District (425), and Sredneakhtubinsky District (614).[25]
8. ^ Krasnodar agglomeration containing[28] the city of Krasnodar (30,836) and the municipalities of Dinskoy District (5,360), Seversky District (2,252) and Goryachy Klyuch (1,773) in Krasnodar Krai[11] and in Adygea: Takhtamukaysky District (2,022), Teuchezhsky District (230), and Adygeysk (78).[29]
9. ^ The agglomeration (or economic zone) of Chernomorsk (Black Sea coast) contains[32] the following five municipalities on the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Krai: Tuapse (17,334), Anapa (13,210), Novorossiysk (12,228), Gelendzhik (2,283) and Temryuksky District (2,217).[11]
10. ^ Estimates:
* Tuapse:20,000[33]–25,000[34]
* Anapa: 15,000[35]–23,000[36]
* Novorossiysk: 20,000[37]–30,000[38]
* Gelendzhik: 8,000[39]
Total: 63,000–86,000
11. ^ New York-Newark, NY-NJCT-PA CSA
12. ^ Defined here as the city (19,971) and the Leningrad Oblast (7,072).[6]
13. ^ Boston-Worcester-Providence, MA-RI-NH-CT CSA
14. ^ The Armavir agglomeration includes[55] the town of Armavir (19,344) and the surrounding Otradnensky District (6,347), Novokubansky District (5,997) Uspensky District (2,014), and Gulkevichsky District (1,911).[11]
15. ^ Detroit–Warren–Ann Arbor CSA
16. ^ San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, CA CSA
17. ^ Stavropol agglomeration containing town of Stavropol (17,821) and the surrounding Shpakovsky District (7,994).[17]
18. ^ Entirely within Samara Oblast, it contains the following[70] 8 cities: Samara (7,424), Tolyatti (4,417), Syzran (1,529), Novokuybyshevsk (644), Chapayevsk (470), Kinel (780), Zhigulyovsk (355), Oktyabrsk (121) and 9 municipalities: Bezenchuksky District (384), Volzhsky District (990), Kinelsky District (294), Krasnoarmeysky District (332), Krasnoyarsky District (942), Privolzhsky District (254), Stavropolsky District (399), Syzransky District (272), Shigonsky District (194).[71]
19. ^ Rostovsky okrug of Don Host Oblast, including Nakhichevan-on-Don, essentially part of a single urban area.[97][98]

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13. ^ "Սոչիում մեկնարկել Է «Համշենը եւ համշենահայերըե թեմայով միջազգային գիտաժողովը" (in Armenian). Armenpress. 14 October 2005. Archived from the original on 23 January 2021. "Նշենք, որ Սոչիում այսօր բնակվում է 160 հազար հայ, որոնցից ավելի քան 100 հազարը համշենահայեր են։"
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19. ^ "Среди армянских бизнесменов Пятигорска считается признаком хорошего тона оказывать финансовую помощь своей общине" (in Russian). PanARMENIAN.Net. 26 July 2011. Archived from the original on 24 January 2021. "Армянская община в Пятигорске сейчас является одной из самых многочисленных и активных, и из более чем 200 тыс. жителей Пятигорска 40 тыс. являются армянами."
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* "Ինչպիսի՞ն են տրամադրությունները Թբիլիսիում ընտրությունների նախօրեին". aaeurop.com (in Armenian). Armenian Assembly of Europe. May 27, 2010. Archived from the original on 24 January 2021. "Թբիլիսիի հայկական ասամբլեայի համակարգող Առնոլդ Ստեփանյանը ասում է, որ իրենց տվյալներով թբիլիսահայերի քանակը իրականում հասնում է 120 հազար։"
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