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  2. British Columbia has 52 cities that had a cumulative population of 3,327,824 and an average population of 63,997 in the 2016 census. British Columbia's largest and smallest cities are Vancouver and Greenwood with populations of 631,486 and 665 respectively.

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    • Vancouver. Often mistaken for the provincial capital (which is actually Victoria) Vancouver is the best-known and most populous city in British Columbia.
    • Victoria. The provincial capital on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria is a harbor city rich with history but still progressive and modern. If Vancouver is BC's ambitious shining star, Victoria is the equally talented but more stately and discreet older sibling.
    • Whistler. Whistler has been known to winter enthusiasts for decades but the town's reputation skyrocketed as co-host of the 2010 Winter Olympics. The town of Whistler is home to Whistler Blackcomb mountains - two towering hills that draw people from around the world to its 5,000'+ verticals, 200+ trails, glaciers, alpine bowls, state-of-the-art lifts, and a chic, pedestrian-only village.​​
    • Tofino. Ok, so "gem" is an overused term in travel writing, but this time, we really mean it. Remote and scenic, Tofino sits at the southwestern edge of BC, offering big-time views of the Pacific Ocean with small-town charm.
    • Vancouver. Vancouver has one of the most beautiful city settings in the country. Mountains to the north, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the mighty Fraser River to the south, and fertile valleys to the east make this one of the best cities in British Columbia to live in or to visit.
    • Victoria. Although the scenic ferry ride from the mainland to Vancouver Island is only 24 nautical miles, it might as well be a million miles, since the places have a completely different feel.
    • Kelowna. Kelowna is a thriving, growing city in the interior of the province. Sitting at the midpoint on Lake Okanagan, this city of nearly 150,000 people is a warm spot, and receives over 2,000 hours of sunshine a year.
    • Penticton. Just down the lake from Kelowna is the summer fun town of Penticton. A small city that hits above its weight in good times, Penticton has everything you need for a fun family vacation.
    • Vancouver. British Columbia’s largest city is best known for its stunning scenery, multiculturalism, and amazing food scene. 🏠 Population: 662,248 | 📍 Google Maps | City of Vancouver Website | 👉 Browse Hotels in Vancouver on Booking.
    • Victoria. British Columbia’s gorgeous capital city is packed with history and British charm. 🏠 Population: 398,000 | 📍 Google Maps | City of Victoria Website | 👉 Browse Hotels in Victoria on Booking.
    • Kelowna. An abundance of orchards and wineries make this the tastiest city in the province. 🏠 Population: 156,784 | 📍 Google Maps | City of Kelowna Website | 👉 Browse Hotels in Kelowna on Booking.
    • Squamish. This growing city is a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and mountain climbers. 🏠 Population: 23,360 | 📍 Google Maps | District of Squamish Website | 👉 Browse Hotels in con Booking.
  3. showing: 57 rows. The largest city in British Columbia is Vancouver, with a 2024 population of 678,984. Langford is the fastest growing city in British Columbia, having grown 3.87% annually between 2011 and 2016. Province. British Columbia. Canada Census Data - Official Canadian Census Data. Sources.

  4. Jan 30, 2019 · 1. Vancouver is the most populous city in British Columbia, with a population of 631,486 in 2016. Vancouver is a coastal seaport city and is one of the country’s most ethnically and linguistically diverse. It is designated as a Beta global city and is considered to be among the world’s best cities in terms of quality of life.

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