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High income
Urban population

Within the “High income” group, United States leads Urban population in 2025 at 274.08M, while Liechtenstein sits at the lower end of the current snapshot with 6,002. This format is well suited to long-tail regional and income-group queries.

Group leaders

0.069 M137 M206 M274 MUnited StatesUnited States: 274.08M274 MJapanJapan: 113.87M114 MRussian FederationRussian Federation: 107.99M108 MGermanyGermany: 68.58M69 MUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom: 57.90M58 MFranceFrance: 54.18M54 MKorea, Rep.Korea, Rep.: 41.95M42 MItalyItaly: 41.05M41 MSpainSpain: 39.74M40 MCanadaCanada: 34.52M35 MSaudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia: 31.28M31 MAustraliaAustralia: 24.22M24 M

Country table

#CountryValue
51 Macao SAR, China 685,900
52 Luxembourg 651,826
53 Malta 554,664
54 Iceland 369,715
55 Brunei Darussalam 349,799
56 Bahamas, The 327,790
57 Guyana 221,464
58 New Caledonia 201,334
59 French Polynesia 174,446
60 Barbados 168,725
61 Guam 159,230
62 Curacao 142,938
63 Virgin Islands (U.S.) 99,006
64 Cayman Islands 75,844
65 Andorra 73,743
66 Aruba 67,173
67 Bermuda 64,555
68 Seychelles 55,821
69 Channel Islands 54,993
70 Greenland 50,337
71 Turks and Caicos Islands 44,229
72 Sint Maarten (Dutch part) 43,923
73 Isle of Man 43,856
74 Northern Mariana Islands 40,135
75 Gibraltar 40,126
76 Monaco 38,341
77 American Samoa 37,059
78 San Marino 33,150
79 St. Martin (French part) 24,941
80 Antigua and Barbuda 22,924
81 British Virgin Islands 22,804
82 Faroe Islands 21,764
83 St. Kitts and Nevis 14,968
84 Palau 14,004
85 Naoero 12,025
86 Liechtenstein 6,002

Analytical takeaways

  • Inside the High income group for Urban population in 2025, United States leads with a gap of 160.22M to the next country.
  • The peer set on this page covers 86 countries, and the lower end of the current distribution sits with Liechtenstein at 6,002.
  • This page bridges the global ranking context with a more relevant regional or income-based comparison layer.