What is the population of Bukit Rahman Putra?
Bukit Rahman Putra has a city population of 607,000. That is the population within the city's own boundary, not its wider metropolitan area. City population, GeoNames.
About Bukit Rahman Putra
Positioned 16 km from Kuala Lumpur, this city of 607,000 is the fourth-largest in Selangor and accounts for 1.7% of Malaysia's population. Sungai Buloh lies 1 km away with a population of 222,858, while Damansara Damai and Kampung Setia each sit 4 km distant at 85,000 and 38,870 respectively.
This summary is AI-generated from the figures on this page. The figures themselves come from the sources cited beside each value.
Key Facts
Country
Region
Rank in region
#4of 63
Elevation
76 m
Approximate — modelled, not surveyed
Time zone
Asia/Kuala_Lumpur
Coordinates
3.217, 101.561
Record updated
2024-10-24
Entry edited, not measured
City population, GeoNames. GeoNames publishes no year for its population figures, so “record updated” is when the entry was last edited — not the date the population was measured. Elevation is modelled from a digital elevation model rather than surveyed, so it is approximate.
Nearby Cities
All 350 in MalaysiaClosest listed cities by great-circle distance from the city centre.
Compared with the World's Largest Cities
City-proper population against the fifteen largest cities in the dataset.
| Name | City population |
|---|---|
| Shanghai | 24.9M |
| Beijing | 19M |
| Shenzhen | 17.5M |
| Guangzhou | 16.1M |
| Kinshasa | 16M |
| Istanbul | 15.7M |
| Lagos | 15.4M |
| Ho Chi Minh City | 14M |
| Chengdu | 13.6M |
| Lahore | 13M |
| Mumbai | 12.7M |
| São Paulo | 12.4M |
| Mexico City | 12.3M |
| Karachi | 11.6M |
| Tianjin | 11.1M |
| Bukit Rahman Putra | 607K |
Bukit Rahman Putra Population FAQ
Where is Bukit Rahman Putra?
Bukit Rahman Putra is in Selangor, Malaysia, 16 km from the capital, Kuala Lumpur. Its coordinates are 3.217, 101.561.
How big is Bukit Rahman Putra compared with other cities in Malaysia?
It is the 7th largest of the 350 cities of 15,000 or more listed in Malaysia, holding 1.7% of the national population.