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Population of Almaty, Kazakhstan KZ flag

Large city with 2,228,675 residents in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

2,228,675
Residents (2026)
#723
World Ranking
#1
In Kazakhstan (of 40)

About Almaty

Almaty is a large city located in Kazakhstan, in the Almaty region. According to the latest available data (2026), the population of Almaty is approximately 2,228,675 residents, making it the largest city in Kazakhstan.

Globally, Almaty ranks #723 among the world's most populated cities. With over 1 million residents, Almaty plays an important role as an economic and cultural center in Kazakhstan.

Almaty City Statistics

CityAlmaty
CountryKZ flag Kazakhstan
Population2,228,675
Global Rank#723
Rank in Kazakhstan#1 of 40 cities
City Categorylarge city
RegionAlmaty
Latitude43.24
Longitude76.915
Data Year2026

Population Comparison

To put Almaty's population of 2,228,675 into perspective:

  • Almaty has approximately 2.2 million residents.
  • This makes it comparable in size to cities like Paris or Rome.
  • It ranks #1 among all cities in Kazakhstan.

Where is Almaty KZ flag Located?

Almaty is located in Kazakhstan, in the Almaty region, at coordinates 43.24° latitude and 76.915° longitude. Located in the mid-latitudes, Almaty experiences distinct four-season weather patterns.

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Largest Cities in Kazakhstan KZ flag

# City Population
2 Astana 1,239,744
1 Shymkent 1,191,877
3 Shymkent Qalasy 1,000,000
4 Aktobe 570,475
5 Karaganda 515,632

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of Almaty?

The population of Almaty is approximately 2,228,675 residents according to the latest available data (2026).

Where is Almaty located?

Almaty is located in Kazakhstan at approximately 43.24° latitude and 76.915° longitude.

Is Almaty one of the largest cities in Kazakhstan?

With a population of 2,228,675, Almaty is one of the major urban areas in Kazakhstan. It ranks #1 out of 40 cities in the country.

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