About Mangochi District
Mangochi District is a large city located in Malawi, in the Southern Region region. According to the latest available data (2026), the population of Mangochi District is approximately 1,148,611 residents, making it the third largest city in Malawi.
Globally, Mangochi District ranks #1,538 among the world's most populated cities. With over 1 million residents, Mangochi District plays an important role as an economic and cultural center in Malawi.
Mangochi District City Statistics
| City | Mangochi District |
| Country |  Malawi |
| Population | 1,148,611 |
| Global Rank | #1,538 |
| Rank in Malawi | #3 of 31 cities |
| City Category | large city |
| Region | Southern Region |
| Latitude | -14.4833 |
| Longitude | 35.25 |
| Data Year | 2026 |
Population Comparison
To put Mangochi District's population of 1,148,611 into perspective:
- Mangochi District has approximately 1.1 million residents.
- This makes it comparable in size to cities like Prague or Munich.
- It ranks #3 among all cities in Malawi.
Where is Mangochi District Located?
Mangochi District is located in Malawi, in the Southern Region region, at coordinates -14.4833° latitude and 35.25° longitude. Mangochi District is located in the southern subtropics.
Nearby Cities
Other Cities in Malawi
Largest Cities in Malawi
| # | City | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lilongwe District | 2,600,000 |
| 2 | Blantyre District | 1,250,000 |
| 3 | Lilongwe | 989,318 |
| 4 | Mzimba District | 940,184 |
| 5 | Zomba District | 850,000 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the population of Mangochi District?
The population of Mangochi District is approximately 1,148,611 residents according to the latest available data (2026).
Where is Mangochi District located?
Mangochi District is located in Malawi at approximately -14.4833° latitude and 35.25° longitude.
Is Mangochi District one of the largest cities in Malawi?
With a population of 1,148,611, Mangochi District is one of the major urban areas in Malawi. It ranks #3 out of 31 cities in the country.
