World city

Kyiv

UA

Kyiv: City population — 2,797,553 people; Urban centre population — 2,575,199 people; Urban centre density — 6,281 people per km²; Urban centre population growth, 2015–2025 — -7.0 %. Data for 9 of 21 connected indicators.

Population

IndicatorValueAmong world citiesPeriod and source
City population2,797,553 peopleby size, not ratedGeoNames snapshot (all-the-cities 3.1.0 package, 2022), exact date not stated · GeoNames, CC BY 4.0
snapshot of an open gazetteer; the exact census date is not stated
Urban centre population2,575,199 peopleby size, not rated2025 · GHSL UCDB R2024A V1_2, EC JRC, CC BY 4.0
modelled estimate from raster data; centre boundaries differ from city boundaries
GHSL urban centre “Kyiv” (ID 2125)
Urban centre area410 km²by size, not rated2025 · GHSL UCDB R2024A V1_2, EC JRC, CC BY 4.0
modelled estimate from raster data; centre boundaries differ from city boundaries
GHSL urban centre “Kyiv” (ID 2125)
Urban centre density6,281 people per km²by size, not rated2025 · GHSL UCDB R2024A V1_2, EC JRC, CC BY 4.0
modelled estimate from raster data; centre boundaries differ from city boundaries
GHSL urban centre “Kyiv” (ID 2125)
Urban centre population growth, 2015–2025-7.0 %by size, not rated2015–2025 · GHSL UCDB R2024A V1_2, EC JRC, CC BY 4.0
modelled estimate from raster data; centre boundaries differ from city boundaries
GHSL urban centre “Kyiv” (ID 2125)

Climate and risks

IndicatorValueAmong world citiesPeriod and source
Daylight on December 218.0 hoursby size, not ratedDecember 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) · calculated from latitude
calculation; cloud cover is not taken into account
Daylight on June 2116.5 hoursby size, not ratedDecember 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) · calculated from latitude
calculation; cloud cover is not taken into account
Distance to the sea369 kmby size, not rated2006-2025 · Natural Earth, USGS
accuracy is limited by the map scale, on the order of a few kilometers
Earthquakes M4.5+ within 100 km0.00 per year2006-2025 · Natural Earth, USGS
20-year catalog: rare strong events may fall outside the window; completeness outside the US depends on the region
Missing from the summary (12)

A gap means no data, not a zero value.

  • Hot days (max ≥ +30 °C) (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Frost days (min ≤ −10 °C) (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Severe frost (min ≤ −20 °C) (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Ice days (max ≤ 0 °C) (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Heating degree days (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Cooling degree days (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Rainy days (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Snowfall days (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Annual precipitation (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Air humidity (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Muggy days (dew point ≥ +20 °C) (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.
  • Strongest earthquake in the period (Climate and risks): The source has no value for this place.

City population is taken within administrative boundaries; “urban centre” figures describe the dense built-up cluster in GHSL; climate comes from the nearest weather station. These are not metro areas and are not comparable with US cities. There are no city-level quality-of-life indicators yet. Country: Ukraine.

Compare head to head

A winner for each indicator and category. The score counts indicators; it is not a universal rating of a place.

Nearby by country and size

Dataset version: world-cities-2026-10-20. Indicators describe territories, not people; no overall score is computed for a place.