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List of cities in Missouri

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Missouri is a state located in the Midwestern United States. In Missouri, cities are put into three groups: 3rd Class, 4th Class, and those under constitutional grants. A few older cities are put in under legislative papers (Carrollton, Chillicothe, LaGrange, Liberty, Miami, Missouri City, and Pleasant Hill) which is not allowed anymore. (Carthage is also a Charter City and Charter Cities not made by legislation and are still allowed to this day). The level at which they are put in is determined by their people when they incorporate. They do not change if they gain or lose in people, unless a vote is held by the people.

A municipality gets put in as a 4th Class city if the number of people is between 500 and 2,999 (under 500, it may be put in as a village[1] – see list of villages in Missouri). It may be put in as a 3rd Class city if the number of people is between 3,000 and 29,999.[2] There is more things cities are allowed to do in government for 3rd Class cities than 4th Class.

Largest cities

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 †  County seat
 ††  State capital and county seat

2020 Rank City 2020 Census[3] 2010 Census[4] Change County
1 Kansas City † 508,090 459,787 +10.51% Jackson, Platte, Cass, Clay
2 St. Louis 301,578 319,294 −5.55% none (independent city)
3 Springfield † 169,176 159,498 +6.07% Greene
4 Columbia † 126,254 108,500 +16.36% Boone
5 Independence † 123,011 116,830 +5.29% Jackson
6 Lee's Summit 101,108 91,364 +10.67% Jackson
7 O'Fallon 91,316 79,329 +15.11% St. Charles
8 St. Joseph † 72,473 76,780 −5.61% Buchanan
9 St. Charles † 70,493 65,794 +7.14% St. Charles
10 Blue Springs 58,603 52,575 +11.47% Jackson
11 St. Peters 57,732 52,575 +9.81% St. Charles
12 Florissant 52,533 52,158 +0.72% St. Louis
13 Joplin 51,762 50,150 +3.21% Jasper, Newton
14 Chesterfield 49,999 47,484 +5.30% St. Louis
15 Wentzville 44,372 29,070 +52.64% St. Charles
16 Jefferson City †† 43,228 43,079 +0.35% Cole
17 Cape Girardeau 39,540 37,941 +4.21% Cape Girardeau
18 Wildwood 35,417 35,517 −0.28% St. Louis
19 University City 35,065 35,371 −0.87% St. Louis
21 Ballwin 31,103 30,404 +2.30% St. Louis
20 Liberty † 30,167 29,149 +3.49% Clay
22 Raytown 30,012 29,526 +1.65% Jackson
23 Kirkwood 29,461 27,540 +6.98% St. Louis
25 Maryland Heights 28,284 27,472 +2.96% St. Louis
24 Gladstone 27,063 25,410 +6.51% Clay
26 Grandview 26,209 24,475 +7.08% Jackson
27 Hazelwood 25,548 25,703 −0.60% St. Louis
28 Webster Groves 24,010 22,995 +4.41% St. Louis
29 Belton 23,953 23,116 +3.62% Cass
30 Nixa 23,257 19,022 +22.26% Christian
31 Raymore 22,941 19,206 +19.45% Cass
32 Sedalia † 21,725 21,387 +1.58% Pettis
33 Ozark † 21,284 17,820 +19.44% Christian
34 Arnold 20,858 20,808 +0.24% Jefferson
35 Warrensburg † 20,313 18,838 +7.83% Johnson
36 Rolla † 19,943 19,559 +1.96% Phelps
37 Creve Coeur 18,834 17,833 +5.61% St. Louis
38 Republic 18,750 14,751 +27.11% Greene
39 Ferguson 18,527 21,203 −12.62% St. Louis
40 Manchester 18,333 18,094 +1.32% St. Louis
41 Farmington † 18,217 16,240 +12.17% St. Francois
42 Kirksville † 17,530 17,505 +0.14% Adair
43 Clayton † 17,355 15,939 +8.88% St. Louis
44 Hannibal 17,108 17,916 −4.51% Marion
45 Lake St. Louis 16,707 14,545 +14.86% St. Charles
46 Sikeston 16,291 16,318 −0.17% Scott
47 Poplar Bluff † 16,225 17,023 −4.69% Butler
48 Overland 15,955 16,062 −0.67% St. Louis
49 Grain Valley 15,627 12,854 +21.57% Jackson
50 Carthage † 15,522 14,378 +7.96% Jasper
51 Jackson † 15,481 13,758 +12.52% Cape Girardeau
52 Lebanon † 15,013 14,474 +3.72% Laclede
53 Washington 14,500 13,982 +3.70% Franklin
54 Marshall † 13,806 13,065 +5.67% Saline
55 Moberly 13,783 13,974 −1.37% Randolph
56 Webb City 13,031 10,996 +18.51% Jasper
57 St. Ann 13,019 13,020 −0.01% St. Louis
58 Jennings 12,895 14,712 −12.35% St. Louis
59 Dardenne Prairie 12,743 11,494 +10.87% St. Charles
60 Festus 12,706 11,602 +9.52% Jefferson
61 Troy † 12,686 10,540 +20.36% Lincoln
62 Branson 12,638 10,520 +20.13% Taney
63 Fulton † 12,600 12,790 −1.49% Callaway
64 Neosho † 12,590 11,835 +6.38% Newton
65 Crestwood 12,404 11,912 +4.13% St. Louis
66 Union † 12,348 10,204 +21.01% Franklin
67 West Plains † 12,184 11,986 +1.65% Howell
68 Eureka 11,646 10,189 +14.30% St. Louis
69 Town and Country 11,640 10,815 +7.63% St. Louis
70 Mexico † 11,469 11,543 −0.64% Audrain
71 Bridgeton 11,445 11,550 −0.91% St. Louis
72 Bellefontaine Neighbors 10,740 10,860 −1.10% St. Louis
73 Bolivar † 10,679 10,325 +3.43% Polk
74 Maryville † 10,633 11,972 −11.18% Nodaway
75 Excelsior Springs 10,553 11,084 −4.79% Clay
76 Kennett † 10,515 10,932 −3.81% Dunklin
77 Smithville 10,406 8,425 +23.51% Clay
78 Kearney 10,404 8,381 +24.14% Clay
79 Harrisonville † 10,121 10,019 +1.02% Cass
80 Ellisville 9,985 9,133 +9.33% St. Louis
81 Monett 9,576 8,873 +7.92% Barry, Lawrence
82 Richmond Heights 9,286 8,603 +7.94% St. Louis
83 Sunset Hills 9,198 8,496 +8.26% St. Louis
84 Des Peres 9,193 8,373 +9.79% St. Louis
85 Clinton † 9,174 9,008 +1.84% Henry
86 Chillicothe † 9,107 9,515 −4.29% Livingston
87 Ladue 8,989 8,521 +5.49% St. Louis
88 Pleasant Hill 8,777 8,113 +8.18% Cass
89 Park Hills 8,587 8,759 −1.96% St. Francois
90 Perryville † 8,555 8,225 +4.01% Perry
91 Cameron 8,513 9,933 −14.30% Clinton
92 Olivette 8,504 7,737 +9.91% St. Louis
93 Warrenton † 8,429 7,880 +6.97% Warren
94 Maplewood 8,269 8,046 +2.77% St. Louis
95 Brentwood 8,233 8,055 +2.21% St. Louis
96 Berkeley 8,228 8,978 −8.35% St. Louis
97 Nevada † 8,212 8,386 −2.07% Vernon
98 Oak Grove 8,157 7,795 +4.64% Jackson
99 Carl Junction 8,143 7,445 +9.38% Jasper
100 Boonville † 7,964 8,319 −4.27% Cooper

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References

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  1. "2017-2018 Official Manual State of Missouri, Chapter 8 - Cities and Counties" (PDF). Missouri Secretary of State. Retrieved 2018-12-11.
  2. "Classification of Municipalities" (PDF). The Missouri Roster, Missouri Secretary of State. Retrieved 2020-09-30.
  3. "QuickFacts". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved April 3, 2024.
  4. "2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File". American FactFinder2. U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census. Retrieved 31 January 2014.

Other websites

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