Municipalities of Baja California
Municipalities
State capital

Municipalities of Baja California

Section Title: Municipalities
Table Section Text: State capital

Name	Municipal seat	Population (2015)	Population (2010)	Change	Land area	Population density (2015)	Incorporation date

km2	sq mi

Ensenada	Ensenada	486,639	466,814	+4.2%	53,199.79	20,540.55	9.1/km2 (23.7/sq mi)	May 15, 1882

Mexicali	Mexicali	988,417	936,826	+5.5%	15,665.22	6,048.38	63.1/km2 (163.4/sq mi)	November 20, 1914

Playas de Rosarito	Rosarito	96,734	90,668	+6.7%	500.67	193.31	193.2/km2 (500.4/sq mi)	July 21, 1995

Tecate	Tecate	102,406	101,079	+1.3%	2,688.89	1,038.19	38.1/km2 (98.6/sq mi)	March 11, 1917

Tijuana	Tijuana	1,641,570	1,559,683	+5.3%	1,235.51	477.03	1,328.7/km2 (3,441.2/sq mi)	March 11, 1917

Baja California	—	3,315,766	3,155,070	+5.1%	73,290.08	28,297.46	45.2/km2 (117.2/sq mi)	—

Mexico	—	119,938,473	112,336,538	+6.8%	1,972,550	761,606	60.8/km2 (157.5/sq mi)	—

Sentence(s)

Playas de Rosarito is the smallest municipality of Baja California by area, spanning 500.67 km² (193.31 sq mi).

final_sentence: Playas de Rosarito is the smallest municipality of Baja California by area, spanning 500.67 km² (193.31 sq mi).