RankCity NamePopulationArea (km²)Density
( inhabitants/km²)
District
1Raipur1,123,558116.039,683Raipur
2Bhilai (Bhilai Nagar)1,064,222340.753,123Durg
3Bilaspur453,94650.119,059Bilaspur
4Korba365,253215.021,698Kobra
5Raj Nandgaon163,11478.092,088Raj Nandgaon
6Raigarh150,01920.687,254Raigarh
7Jagdalpur125,46326.384,756Bastar
8Ambikapur121,07121.35,684Surguja
9Dhamtari101,67723.44,345Dhamtari
10Chirmiri85,31764.941,313Koriya
11Bhatapara57,5377.617,560Baloda Bazar - Bhatapara
12Mahasamund54,41314.683,706Mahasamund
13Dalli-Rajhara50,52337.251,356Balod
14Kawardha46,65711.64,022Kabirdham
15Champa45,25618.932,390Janjgir-Champa
16Naila Janjgir40,56119.362,095Janjgir-Champa
17Kanker37,44223.931564Kanker
18Dongragarh37,3726.435,812Rajnandgaon
19Tilda Neora36,68234.551,061Raipur
20Mungeli36,45012.592,895Mungeli
21Manendragarh33,0716.934,772Koriya
22Kondagaon30,9217.394,184Kondagaon
23Gobranawapara29,3157.833,743Raipur
24Bemetara28,53611.822,414Bemetara
25Baikunthpur28,4312.2912,415Koriya
Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh is a state located in central India and is the 10th largest state by area. The state was carved out of Madhya Pradesh in the year 2000 and has Raipur as its capital. The state is rich in mineral resources, and it is known for its iron and steel industries. The state"s economy is also driven by agriculture, with rice being the primary crop grown. The state is home to several tribes, and their cultural heritage is evident in the state"s cuisine, music, and dance forms. The state also has several notable tourist destinations, including the Chitrakoot Falls, the Bastar Palace, and the Bhilai Steel Plant.