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Khabarovsk Population

Population · latest official estimate
618,150

Khabarovsk is the 24th largest city in Russia, with a population of about 618,000 — 0.4% of the country's 143.3 million people — about as many people as the whole of Western Sahara. Worldwide it ranks #872 among 5,279 cities with 100,000 or more inhabitants.

Quick facts

GeoNames · UN WPP
Population
618,150
city proper · GeoNames
Rank in Russia
#24 of 168
largest cities tracked
World rank
#872
of 5,279 cities ≥ 100k
Region
Khabarovsk
first-level division
Status
Regional capital
Elevation
48 m
above sea level
Time zone
UTC+10
Asia/Vladivostok
Coordinates
48.46°N 135.1°E
Share of country
0.4%
of 143.3M people

Khabarovsk overview

Updated October 2026
Moscow · 10,381,222Saint Petersburg · 5,351,935Novosibirsk · 1,612,833Yekaterinburg · 1,495,066Nizhniy Novgorod · 1,259,013Kazan · 1,243,500Chelyabinsk · 1,202,371Omsk · 1,172,070Samara · 1,163,399Rostov-on-Don · 1,130,305Ufa · 1,120,547Krasnoyarsk · 1,090,811Voronezh · 1,047,549Volgograd · 1,013,533Perm · 982,419Krasnodar · 899,541Saratov · 844,858Tyumen · 768,358Tolyatti · 702,879Izhevsk · 648,213Barnaul · 632,372Ulyanovsk · 626,540Irkutsk · 623,869Yaroslavl · 608,722Vladivostok · 604,901Makhachkala · 596,356Tomsk · 574,002Orenburg · 564,773Kemerovo · 558,973Novokuznetsk · 539,616Ryazan’ · 538,962Astrakhan · 533,925Penza · 523,553Naberezhnyye Chelny · 509,870Lipetsk · 509,735Kirov · 507,155Cheboksary · 492,331Tula · 482,873Kaliningrad · 475,056Kursk · 448,733Khabarovsk · 618,150Khabarovsk

Khabarovsk (orange) and the other large cities of Russia

Khabarovsk lies in Russia at 48.46°N, 135.1°E, about 48 m above sea level. The local time zone is Asia/Vladivostok (UTC+10); GeoNames classifies it as a regional capital.

It is smaller than Irkutsk (623,869) and larger than Yaroslavl (608,722). The largest city in Russia is Moscow with 10,381,222 people; the capital, Moscow, has 10,381,222.

The national capital, Moscow, is about 6,142 km away.

Russia as a whole has a live population of 143,296,039 (-0.2% a year) and ranks #9 of 238 countries — see the Russia population page for the full statistics and the Russia atlas for provinces, terrain and society maps.

Largest cities in Russia

Top 10 · all 168 →
#CityRegionPopulation
1MoscowCapitalMoscow10,381,222
2Saint PetersburgSt. Petersburg5,351,935
3NovosibirskNovosibirsk Oblast1,612,833
4YekaterinburgSverdlovsk Oblast1,495,066
5Nizhniy NovgorodNizhny Novgorod Oblast1,259,013
6KazanTatarstan Republic1,243,500
7ChelyabinskChelyabinsk1,202,371
8OmskOmsk Oblast1,172,070
9SamaraSamara Oblast1,163,399
10Rostov-on-DonRostov1,130,305

Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Khabarovsk?

Khabarovsk has about 618,150 inhabitants according to the latest official census or estimate compiled by GeoNames. This is the city proper; the metropolitan area is larger.

Is Khabarovsk the capital of Russia?

No. The capital of Russia is Moscow (10,381,222 people), about 6,142 km away. Khabarovsk is the 24th largest city of the country and a regional capital.

How big is Khabarovsk compared with the rest of Russia?

Its 618,150 residents are 0.4% of the 143,296,039 people living in Russia today. Moscow is larger with 10,381,222 people.

Where is Khabarovsk?

In Russia, at latitude 48.46 and longitude 135.1, 48 m above sea level.

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