1. Birkirkara – 25,000
Largest town in Malta, known for commerce and residential areas.
2. Mosta – 21,000
Famous for the Rotunda of Mosta with a large unsupported dome.
3. Qormi – 17,000
Historic town known for bakeries and traditional industries.
4. Sliema – 16,000
Seaside town popular for shopping and nightlife.
5. San Pawl il-Baħar (St. Paul’s Bay) – 15,000
Tourist area with beaches and resorts.
6. Żabbar – 15,000
Southern town known for religious celebrations.
7. Naxxar – 14,000
Town with historic villas and parish church.
8. Rabat – 12,000
Historic town near Mdina with Roman catacombs.
9. Marsaskala – 12,000
Fishing village turned residential seaside town.
10. Żejtun – 11,000
Traditional town in southeastern Malta.
11. Fgura – 11,000
Residential town developed after WWII.
12. Birżebbuġa – 10,000
Coastal town with the Freeport and archaeological sites.
13. Msida – 9,000
Harbor town with a large student population.
14. Victoria (Rabat, Gozo) – 6,000
Main town on Gozo with historic citadel.
15. Valletta – 6,000
The capital city, known for its baroque architecture and history.
The above is subject to change.
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