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The highest cities in Puy-de-Dôme

Thiers is the highest city in Puy-de-Dôme, at 451 m, ahead of Chamalières (444 m) and Beaumont (437 m). At the other end, Gerzat is the lowest city, at 326 m.

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The 10 cities of Puy-de-Dôme ranked on altitude
RankCityAltitudePopulation
1Thiers451 m11,637
2Chamalières444 m17,509
3Beaumont437 m10,728
4Issoire408 m15,115
5Aubière380 m10,459
6Cournon-d'Auvergne375 m19,951
7Clermont-Ferrand370 m146,351
8Riom335 m18,820
9Pont-du-Château326 m12,412
10Gerzat326 m10,335

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Scope, method and sources

Scope: France, metropolitan and overseas, Corsica and the DROM included. This dataset holds every commune of 10,000 inhabitants or more, plus smaller communes famous enough to be household names, 1,131 in all. It is not the full list of 35,000 French communes, so a village can sit outside a ranking whose extreme it would otherwise hold.

Method and sources: populations are the INSEE legal populations, boundaries and coordinates come from the IGN commune registry, both served by geo.api.gouv.fr. Density is the population divided by the commune's area; distances are measured as the crow flies from the commune's centre. Data read on August 28, 2026.

4 questions about this ranking
What is the highest city in Puy-de-Dôme?
Thiers, at 451 m, ahead of Chamalières (444 m).
What is the lowest city in Puy-de-Dôme?
Gerzat, at 326 m. 10 cities of Puy-de-Dôme are measured here.
Where does Thiers stand in France?
67 of the 1,111 French cities measured on altitude. The national ranking is on its own page.
Which cities lead in Puy-de-Dôme?
Thiers (451 m), Chamalières (444 m), Beaumont (437 m), Issoire (408 m), Aubière (380 m). The whole table is on this page.