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Agdam

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Agdam (Azerbaijani: Ağdam) is a ghost town in southwestern Azerbaijan. It was captured by Armenian forces in July 1993 causing the expulsion of its Azeri population.

Largest cities or towns in Azerbaijan

2013 Demographic statistics according to the administrative divisions, Azerbaijan State Statistics Committee

	Rank	Name	Economic regions	Pop.	Rank	Name	Economic regions	Pop.
Baku Sumgait	1	Baku	Absheron	2,150,800	11	Khachmaz	Guba-Khachmaz	64,800	Ganja Mingachevir
	2	Sumgait	Absheron	325,200	12	Agdam	Upper Karabakh	59,800
	3	Ganja	Ganja-Qazakh	323,000	13	Jalilabad	Lankaran	56,400
	4	Mingachevir	Aran	99,700	14	Khankandi	Upper Karabakh	55,100
	5	Lankaran	Lankaran	85,300	15	Agjabadi	Aran	46,900
	6	Shirvan	Aran	80,900	16	Shamakhi	Daglig-Shirvan	43,700
	7	Nakhchivan	Nakhchivan	78,300	17	Fuzuli	Upper Karabakh	42,000
	8	Shamkir	Ganja-Qazakh	69,600	18	Salyan	Aran	37,000
	9	Shaki	Shaki-Zaqatala	66,400	19	Barda	Aran	38,600
	10	Yevlakh	Aran	66,300	20	Neftchala	Aran	38,200

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