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1 - Riverside, California
2 - San Bernardino, California
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3 - Fontana, California
4 - Moreno Valley, California

This is a list of the 25 largest cities in the Inland Empire by population. Official definitions of cities are defined according to the concept of city proper. The list ranks the regions urban municipal units (or well-defined statistical groupings of such units) according to population. Note that the populations listed are for the city proper and not for the urban area nor the metropolitan area. Populations are Inland Empire 2007 estimates.[1]

Rank City County Population
1 Riverside File:Riverside County ca seal.png Riverside 287,820
2 San Bernardino File:CountySeal150.png San Bernardino 205,010
3 Fontana 181,640
4 Moreno Valley 174,565
5 Ontario 172,701
6 Rancho Cucamonga 172,331
7 Corona File:Riverside County ca seal.png Riverside 144,661
8 Victorville 102,538
9 Rialto 99,064
10 Temecula File:Riverside County ca seal.png Riverside 93,923
11 Murrieta File:Riverside County ca seal.png Riverside 92,933
12 Hesperia 85,876
13 Chino 81,224
14 Chino Hills 78,668
15 Menifee 77,984
16 Upland 75,169
17 Indio 71,654
18 Redlands 71,375
19 Apple Valley 70,297
20 Hemet 69,544
21 Highland 52,186
22 Colton 51,797
23 Yucaipa 51,784
24 Cathedral City 51,081
25 Palm Desert 49,539

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References

  1. ^ "Inland Empire City Profile 2007" (PDF). Inland Empire Quarterly Economic Report (Redlands: Economics & Politics, Inc).
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