L.A.’s 88 Cities, Smallest to Largest by Population

For your reference, Los Angeles.

City	Population
Vernon	96
Industry	803
Bradbury	963
Irwindale	1,717
Rolling Hills	1,974
Hidden Hills	2,025
Avalon	3,559
La Habra Heights	6,161
Rolling Hills Estates	8,157
Westlake Village	8,872
Sierra Madre	11,099
Signal Hill	11,465
San Marino	13,415
Commerce	13,581
Malibu	13,765
Palos Verdes Estates	14,085
Hawaiian Gardens	15,884
El Segundo	17,049
Artesia	17,608
Santa Fe Springs	17,929
Hermosa Beach	19,599
Lomita	21,015
La Canada Flint	21,261
South El Monte	22,627
Duarte	23,124
Agoura Hills	23,387
Calabasas	23,788
San Fernando	25,366
South Pasadena	25,881
Cudahy	26,029
Maywood	30,034
Walnut	32,659
Lawndale	33,641
La Verne	34,051
Temple City	35,892
Beverly Hills	36,224
Manhattan Beach	36,773
San Dimas	36,946
Claremont	37,608
West Hollywood	37,805
Bell	38,867
Monrovia	39,984
Culver City	40,722
Rancho Palos Verdes	42,893
San Gabriel	42,984
La Puente	43,355
Bell Gardens	47,002
Azusa	49,207
Covina	49,662
La Mirada	50,015
Glendora	52,830
Cerritos	54,946
Arcadia	56,719
Rosemead	57,756
Paramount	57,989
Diamond Bar	61,019
Gardena	61,927
Huntington Park	64,219
Monterey Park	65,027
Montebello	65,781
Pico Rivera	66,967
Redondo Beach	68,105
Lynwood	73,295
Bellflower	77,312
Baldwin Park	81,604
Lakewood	83,636
Whittier	87,128
Alhambra	89,501
Hawthorne	90,145
Santa Monica	92,703
Carson	98,047
Compton	99,769
South Gate	101,914
Burbank	108,469
Norwalk	109,817
West Covina	112,890
Downey	113,715
Inglewood	119,053
El Monte	126,424
Lancaster	145,875
Torrance	149,717
Pasadena	151,576
Palmdale	152,622
Pomona	163,683
Santa Clarita	177,641
Glendale	207,902
Long Beach	494,709
Unincorporated Areas	1,095,276
Los Angeles	4,094,764
Los Angeles County	10,441,080

With over 10.4 million residents, Los Angeles County holds a larger population than 42 different U.S. states and the District of Columbia; our residents also make up 25% of California, whose annual GDP amounted to some $3 trillion as recently as 2020; this means that L.A. County made at least $750 billion in gross domestic product or economic output in 2020.

Source: California Department of Finance, January 2010

J.T.