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Vladimir — UN urban centre population

Modelled live estimate · UN 2025–2026 annual growth
251,498
Recorded base: 251,498 · 2025 annual estimate

Vladimir has a recorded base population of 251,498 for the UN urban centre definition (2025 annual estimate). UN DESA, World Urbanization Prospects 2025; the moving counter uses UN 2025–2026 annual growth, not new population observations.

At a glance

Population definitionUN urban centre
Recorded population251,498
Country share0.18% of 143,513,328 (World Bank 2025)
World share0.003% of 8,215,424,893 (World Bank 2025)
Country database rank#54 of 193 UN urban centre records
World database rank#1722 of 5,233 UN urban centre records

Separate UN urban-centre definition

Vladimir UN urban centre: 251,498 people (2025), equal to the displayed UN urban centre figure of 251,498. Separate GeoNames settlement record: 357,024; the UN value is smaller (different boundaries; GeoNames population date unavailable). UN WUP 2025 Degree of Urbanisation; not a municipal/province boundary. Association: name/country/coordinates matched; boundary relationship unverified. No containment claim is made.

Administrative units of Vladimir

7 administrative records listed; completeness not established. 7 of 7 population values available; population values and dates not independently verified.

Available-value subtotal: 302,108; not a reconciled total. Shares use the displayed UN urban centre denominator 251,498; mixed/unknown dates are not comparable. An em dash means missing, not zero.

UnitPopulationShareMembership
Petushinskiy Rayon62,62624.90%Not independently verified
Sobinskiy Rayon53,62821.32%Not independently verified
Kol’chuginskiy Rayon52,80721.00%Not independently verified
Sudogodskiy Rayon37,83915.05%Not independently verified
Yur’yev-Pol’skiy Rayon34,74613.82%Not independently verified
Kovrovskiy Rayon30,93712.30%Not independently verified
Kameshkovskiy Rayon29,52511.74%Not independently verified

Comparable database records

Same definition label: UN urban centre. Dates/boundaries may still differ; this is not a harmonised international city ranking. Ratios use 251,498 as denominator.

PlacePopulationvs Vladimir
Rosetta252,147+0.3%
Kyzylorda250,557−0.4%
Paramaribo252,581+0.4%
Ust-Kamenogorsk250,372−0.4%
Nassau249,518−0.8%

About these numbers

Source: UN DESA, World Urbanization Prospects 2025. Reference: 2025 annual estimate. Live method: exponential projection from modelling anchor 2025-01-01 using UN 2025–2026 annual growth (−0.35% per year). This anchor is a modelling convention, not an observed population date. Tiles, ranks and comparisons use the recorded base figure 251,498, not the ticking estimate. Country/world denominators are World Bank values and can differ in date and method from local/UN values. Ranks cover only records with the same definition label in this database, not all cities in the world.

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