Bahamas cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format
Last update : 19 January 2025.
Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Bahamas. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 339 places in Bahamas that you'll find in our World Cities Database. You're free to use the data below for personal or commercial applications. The data below can be downloaded in .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of Bahamas is Nassau.
Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
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3571843 | Moss Town | BS | Exuma | 23.54675 | -75.85571 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
11888109 | Nassau | BS | 25.03254 | -77.47713 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||||
3571474 | Scrub Hill | BS | Long Island | 23.1 | -75.01667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3830953 | Davis Harbor | Davis Harbor | BS | South Eleuthera | 24.73095 | -76.22016 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572601 | Cooper’s Town | Cooper’s Town,Cooper’s Town | BS | North Abaco | 26.87137 | -77.51131 | 8413 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572057 | Little Farmers Cay | BS | Black Point | 23.95 | -76.31667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
10793775 | Freetown | BS | 24.77894 | -76.27705 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||||
3571842 | Moss Town | BS | Cat Island | 24.24618 | -75.38681 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571231 | Wemyss Bight | BS | New Providence | 24.70855 | -76.21323 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572346 | Gilbert Grant | BS | Exuma | 23.6 | -75.91667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571615 | Red Bay Settlement | Red Bay,Red Bay Settlement,Red Bays | BS | North Andros | 25.13782 | -78.19544 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572780 | Blackwood Village | Blackwood Village | BS | North Abaco | 26.81393 | -77.43928 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572856 | Bastian Point | BS | Mangrove Cay | 24.23461 | -77.62529 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572511 | Delancey Town | BS | South Eleuthera | 24.76667 | -76.26667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571179 | Winton | BS | New Providence | 25.05 | -77.28333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571675 | Pine Ridge | BS | West Grand Bahama | 26.55 | -78.73333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572370 | Freetown | BS | North Abaco | 26.56667 | -78.45 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
11265466 | Pigeon Cay | BS | Exuma | 23.4299 | -75.67808 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572299 | Grays | BS | Long Island | 23.25293 | -75.10293 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571520 | Sandilands Village | BS | New Providence | 25.05 | -77.31667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
8986119 | Graham’s Harbour | BS | 24.11903 | -74.46438 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||||
3572349 | George Town | GGT,George Town | BS | Exuma | 23.51616 | -75.78665 | 7314 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3572071 | Little Bay Settlement | BS | North Eleuthera | 25.33333 | -76.83333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571982 | Lower Deadman’s Cay | BS | Long Island | 23.1664 | -75.09602 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572106 | Killarney | BS | New Providence | 25.05 | -77.41667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571681 | Pinders | BS | Long Island | 23.28333 | -75.1 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572244 | Halls Landing | BS | San Salvador | 24 | -74.51667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571241 | Waterloo | Waterloo,West Waterloo | BS | New Providence | 25.03333 | -77.53333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571264 | Victoria Hill | BS | San Salvador | 24.0935 | -74.52338 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572016 | Long Bay | BS | San Salvador | 24.01151 | -74.52542 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572507 | Delectable Point | Delectable,Delectable Bay,Delectable Bay Settlement,Delectable Point | BS | Acklins | 22.42006 | -73.99215 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571436 | Smith Bay | Smith Bay,Smith Bay Settlement | BS | Cat Island | 24.34378 | -75.47732 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572713 | Burnt Ground | Burnt Ground,Burnt Ground Settlement | BS | Long Island | 23.61126 | -75.28682 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572544 | Current | Current,Current Settlement,The Current | BS | North Eleuthera | 25.408 | -76.78397 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571625 | Ramsey | Ramsey,Ramsey’s,Ramsey’s | BS | Exuma | 23.56667 | -75.86667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571872 | Millars | Millars,Miller Hill | BS | New Providence | 24.67405 | -76.19164 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572076 | Lisbon Creek | Lisbon Creek,Lisbon Creek Settlement | BS | Mangrove Cay | 24.21397 | -77.63751 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571964 | Macbride | Macbride,Mc Bride | BS | New Providence | 25.06667 | -77.46667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571387 | South Victoria Hill | BS | San Salvador | 24 | -74.46667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571197 | Whitehouse | BS | Long Island | 23.4 | -75.16667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571294 | Trial Farm | BS | San Salvador | 23.96667 | -74.48333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572233 | Hard Bargain | Hard Bargain,Hard Bargin | BS | Moore’s Island | 26.31667 | -77.56667 | 0 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3572366 | French Wells | French Wells,French Wells Settlement | BS | Crooked Island and Long Cay | 22.68333 | -74.3 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571375 | Spanish Wells | SWL,Spanish Wells,Spanish Wells Settlement | BS | Spanish Wells | 25.54717 | -76.76405 | 1500 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3572272 | Green Turtle Cay | Green Turtle Cay,Green Turtle Cay Settlement,Green Turtle Key,New Plymouth,New Plymouth Town | BS | Hope Town | 26.75818 | -77.32482 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571366 | Stafford Creek | Stafford,Stafford Creek | BS | North Andros | 24.90594 | -77.93668 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572745 | Bowers | BS | Long Island | 23.25 | -75.08333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571950 | Mangrove Bush | BS | Long Island | 23.13333 | -75.06667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571354 | Steventon | Stepentown,Stephentown,Stevenston,Steventon | BS | Exuma | 23.64265 | -75.9448 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571315 | The Lot | The Lot,The Lot Settlement | BS | Cat Island | 24.63333 | -75.68333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572880 | Bain Town | BS | West Grand Bahama | 26.51667 | -78.78333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572523 | Deadman’s Cay | Deadman’s Cay,Deadman’s Cay Settlement,LGI | BS | Long Island | 23.17919 | -75.1131 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572228 | Hartswell | BS | Exuma | 23.43333 | -75.66667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572505 | Devil’s Point | Devil Point,Devil’s Point,Devil’s Point Settlement,Devil’s Point,Devil’s Point Settlement,Evil Point | BS | Cat Island | 24.11667 | -75.46667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572927 | Alexander | BS | Exuma | 23.65 | -76.01667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571739 | Old Place | BS | San Salvador | 23.96667 | -74.48333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572465 | Dundas Town | Dundas Town | BS | Central Abaco | 26.54638 | -77.07978 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571468 | Seaview Settlement | BS | Crooked Island and Long Cay | 22.81667 | -74.28333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571464 | Seymour’s | Seymour’s,Seymours Settlement,Seymour’s | BS | Long Island | 23.65619 | -75.31136 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571663 | Polly Hill | BS | San Salvador | 24.08333 | -74.43333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571913 | Marsh Harbour | MHH,Marsh Harbour | BS | Central Abaco | 26.54124 | -77.0636 | 5314 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3572647 | Church Grove | BS | Crooked Island and Long Cay | 22.75 | -74.21667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572924 | Alice Town | Alice Town | BS | Bimini | 25.728 | -79.29721 | 949 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3571329 | Tatnall | BS | Long Island | 23.48333 | -75.2 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572797 | Black Point | Black Point,Black Point Settlement | BS | Black Point | 23.98333 | -77.55 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571246 | Water Cay | Water Cay,Water Cay Settlement | BS | West Grand Bahama | 26.75 | -78.5 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572541 | Current Island Settlement | Bar Bay Settlement,Current Island Settlement | BS | North Eleuthera | 25.34494 | -76.81622 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572631 | Coakley Town | Coakley Town,Coakly Town,Fresh Creek | BS | North Andros | 24.72625 | -77.79488 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571824 | Nassau | City of Nassau,NAS,Nasau,Nasauo,Nasaŭo,Naso,Nassaou,Nassau,Nassau City,Nassau pa Bahamas,Nassau på Bahamas,Nasáu,na sao,nasa’u,nasau,nasaw,nasayw,nasea,naso,nasso,neco,nsaw,Νασσάου,Насау,Нассау,Նասաու,נסאו,ناسائو,ناساو,نساؤ,नासाउ,নাসাউ,ਨਸਾਊ,நேசோ,നാസോ,แนสซอ,ན་སའོ།,ნასაუ,ናሶ,ナッソー,拿騷,拿骚,나사우,나소 | BS | New Providence | 25.05823 | -77.34306 | 227940 | America/Nassau | capital of a political entity | ||
3572930 | Albert Town | Albert Town,Alver Town | BS | Acklins | 22.60091 | -74.34687 | 25 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572570 | Cripple Hill | BS | Crooked Island and Long Cay | 22.78333 | -74.23333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572385 | Forbes Hill | Forbes,Forbes Hill | BS | Exuma | 23.46001 | -75.64732 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571304 | Thurston Hill | BS | Cat Island | 24.53333 | -75.63333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572772 | Bluff | BS | Bimini | 25.78333 | -79.31667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572599 | Coral Harbour | Coral Harbor,Coral Harbour | BS | New Providence | 24.98176 | -77.46534 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572698 | Calvin Hill | BS | Exuma | 23.6 | -75.96667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572946 | Abercorn | BS | Acklins | 22.36667 | -73.95 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572378 | Fox Town | Fox Town | BS | North Abaco | 26.91767 | -77.7998 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572640 | Clarence Town | Clarence,Clarence Town | BS | Long Island | 23.1 | -74.98333 | 1752 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
3572355 | Gambier Village | BS | New Providence | 25.06667 | -77.5 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571888 | McKenzie | BS | Long Island | 23.01667 | -74.88333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572494 | Dixons | BS | San Salvador | 24.1 | -74.45 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571158 | Zion Hill | BS | Cat Island | 24.61667 | -75.65 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3830932 | Markey | BS | Central Andros | 24.48806 | -77.72111 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571259 | Vincent Town | BS | West Grand Bahama | 26.66667 | -78.95 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571867 | Millers Hill | BS | North Andros | 25.11667 | -77.98333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572651 | Chub Cay | CCZ,Chub Cay | BS | Berry Islands | 25.41254 | -77.90264 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
11694815 | Grand Cay | BS | Grand Cay | 27.21983 | -78.32771 | 0 | 383 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572110 | Kemps Bay | Kemps Bay,Kemps Bay Settlement | BS | South Andros | 24.027 | -77.53343 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571163 | Yamacraw Beach Estate | BS | New Providence | 25.03333 | -77.28333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571868 | Millers | BS | Long Island | 23.4 | -75.16667 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571742 | Old Grays | BS | Long Island | 23.21667 | -75.08333 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571578 | Rolletown | Rolle Town,Rolletown | BS | Exuma | 23.46312 | -75.70421 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3571617 | Reckley Hill | BS | San Salvador | 24.1 | -74.45 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571345 | Stuart Manor | BS | Exuma | 23.63333 | -76 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3739568 | Russell Town | BS | West Grand Bahama | 26.51667 | -78.7 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3571908 | Masons Bay | BS | Acklins | 22.54352 | -73.8778 | 0 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
3572317 | Gordon’s | Gordon’s,Gordons Settlement,Gordon’s | BS | Long Island | 22.86667 | -74.85 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | ||
3572232 | Hard Hill | BS | Acklins | 22.60179 | -73.87764 | 0 | America/Nassau | populated place | |||
3572467 | Duncan Town | DCT,Duncan Town | BS | Ragged Island | 22.19083 | -75.72583 | 70 | America/Nassau | seat of a first-order administrative division |
**Exploring the Bahamas: A Geographer's Perspective**
Introduction**
As a geographer delving into the intricacies of the Bahamas, obtaining data on its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates unveils a captivating narrative of island geography, cultural diversity, and environmental significance. In this article, we embark on a journey to uncover the geographical marvels of the Bahamas, from its bustling urban centers to its pristine coastal landscapes.
Mapping the Regions and Administrative Divisions**
The Bahamas, an archipelago of over 700 islands and cays, is divided into 31 districts, each with its own unique characteristics and cultural heritage. From the bustling commercial hub of Nassau in New Providence to the serene beauty of the Out Islands, including Exuma and Abaco, the administrative divisions of the Bahamas reflect its rich tapestry of landscapes and communities.
Exploring Urban Centers and Coastal Towns**
Urban centers such as Nassau and Freeport serve as economic and cultural epicenters, attracting tourists and residents alike with their vibrant nightlife, historical landmarks, and bustling markets. Meanwhile, coastal towns like Harbour Island and Eleuthera offer tranquil escapes with their pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and laid-back island charm. Navigating the diverse urban and rural landscapes of the Bahamas provides invaluable insights into its socio-economic dynamics and cultural identity.
Acquiring Geographical Coordinates**
Obtaining accurate geographical coordinates for the cities and towns of the Bahamas is essential for cartographic mapping, navigation, and disaster management. By acquiring latitude and longitude data for each locality, geographers contribute to spatial analysis, urban planning, and environmental monitoring efforts. From the limestone caves of Grand Bahama to the mangrove wetlands of Andros, precise geospatial information facilitates better decision-making and resource management across the Bahamian archipelago.
Preserving Coastal Environments and Marine Ecosystems**
Preserving the coastal environments and marine ecosystems of the Bahamas is crucial for ensuring environmental sustainability and resilience. The archipelago is renowned for its pristine coral reefs, mangrove forests, and diverse marine life, making it a hotspot for ecotourism and scientific research. However, coastal development, overfishing, and climate change pose significant threats to the Bahamas' fragile ecosystems. Through conservation initiatives, marine protected areas, and sustainable tourism practices, geographers play a vital role in safeguarding the natural heritage of the Bahamas for future generations.
Conclusion**
In conclusion, delving into the geographical intricacies of the Bahamas unveils a mosaic of island geography, cultural diversity, and environmental significance. By obtaining data on its regions, urban centers, and geographical coordinates, we gain valuable insights into the spatial dynamics and human-environment interactions shaping the archipelago. Let us continue to explore, conserve, and celebrate the natural wonders and cultural heritage of the Bahamas, fostering understanding, resilience, and sustainability for all its inhabitants.
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Geographical Insights into the Bahamas: A Data-Driven Approach
The Bahamas, an archipelago of over 700 islands and cays scattered across the Caribbean, is a country of striking natural beauty and complex geographical structures. With its tropical climate, coral reefs, and clear waters, it is not only a popular tourist destination but also an area rich in unique geographic features. Understanding the spatial distribution of its cities, islands, and regions, along with the data surrounding them, is essential for both academic and practical applications such as urban planning, environmental management, and sustainable development.
Obtaining accurate and comprehensive data about the cities, regions, and departments of the Bahamas—including latitude and longitude coordinates—is crucial for gaining insights into the country’s geography. This data can provide a clearer picture of how the islands interact with each other, how settlements have grown, and how the country’s infrastructure can evolve. By utilizing geographic data, one can better understand the environmental and logistical challenges faced by this island nation.
The Geographic Diversity of the Bahamas: More Than Just Beaches
The Bahamas is a fascinating study in island geography. While many may think of the country as a single tropical paradise, its true geographic complexity lies in its numerous islands, each with its own unique features. The country's 700+ islands range from the larger, more developed islands like New Providence (where Nassau, the capital, is located) to the smaller, more remote cays and atolls.
The geography of the Bahamas is shaped by its location in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Florida and Cuba. The islands are predominantly low-lying, with many of the cays and islets having little elevation. The archipelago is positioned in such a way that it lies outside the Caribbean’s main hurricane belt, although it is still vulnerable to extreme weather events. Coastal geography, from mangroves to coral reefs, defines much of the environment, while freshwater resources are often scarce, making water management a significant concern for both urban and rural areas.
The capital city, Nassau, located on New Providence Island, is the largest and most urbanized area in the country, while other cities like Freeport on Grand Bahama Island serve as vital economic and transportation hubs. The geographic variation between these islands offers key insights into how urbanization, infrastructure, and natural resources are managed across the archipelago.
Mapping the Cities and Regions of the Bahamas: A Comprehensive Approach
Understanding the cities and their geographic relationships across the islands is essential for analyzing how the Bahamas is organized regionally and administratively. The country is divided into several districts and regions, each with its own local governance. The largest city, Nassau, is part of the New Providence District and serves as the administrative and commercial center of the country. Other regions such as the Grand Bahama District or the Exuma Cays each present their own unique features and developmental needs.
Having data about the cities, their surrounding regions, and departments enables geographers to examine how settlement patterns have evolved across the islands. The concentration of population and infrastructure in certain areas like New Providence, where Nassau is located, contrasts with the more sparsely populated outlying islands and cays. This data can assist in identifying areas with the potential for growth or those that require additional resources for development, while also supporting sustainable planning efforts in remote areas.
By obtaining detailed city and regional data, geographers and policymakers can assess the distribution of services, industries, and infrastructure across the islands and plan for future expansion in a way that is informed by geographical and demographic realities.
Latitude and Longitude: The Foundation for Accurate Geographic Data
The precise location of each city and region in the Bahamas is essential for conducting detailed geographical analysis. Latitude and longitude coordinates offer a level of accuracy that is crucial for creating detailed maps, modeling urban growth, and studying environmental impacts.
Latitude and longitude data for cities like Nassau, Freeport, and Marsh Harbour (the largest city on Abaco Island) allow for spatial analysis that can guide decision-making in urban planning, disaster response, and climate resilience. With precise coordinates, one can assess how close cities are to key resources, such as freshwater sources, ports, and critical infrastructure. This data also supports the development of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) that enable real-time analysis and visualization, which is particularly valuable in managing natural resources and responding to natural disasters like hurricanes.
Although latitude and longitude data for each city are not included here, these coordinates are essential for any study of the Bahamas’ geography and form the backbone of any spatial modeling or analysis conducted within the country.
Flexible Data Formats for Broader Use
The ability to access geographic data in multiple formats is crucial for users across various fields, including urban planning, environmental science, and governmental policy. By offering data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, the information can be used in a wide range of applications, from large-scale research projects to localized planning efforts.
CSV and SQL formats are ideal for researchers and urban planners who need to handle large datasets, conduct spatial analysis, and generate reports. These formats allow users to query the data, create visualizations, and perform comparative studies across different regions of the Bahamas. They are compatible with many software applications, from spreadsheets to database management systems, making the data accessible to a wide audience.
JSON and XML formats are especially useful for developers working with web-based platforms, GIS tools, and mobile applications. These formats enable geographic data to be integrated into interactive tools and real-time systems, which can be used for monitoring infrastructure, managing natural resources, or planning disaster preparedness strategies.
Providing the geographic data of the Bahamas in flexible formats ensures that it can be utilized effectively by a diverse range of professionals, from academics to developers, allowing for greater collaboration and more informed decision-making.
Conclusion: Unlocking the Geographic Potential of the Bahamas
The Bahamas’ geography, with its numerous islands, coastal features, and unique environmental conditions, offers both opportunities and challenges for its urban and regional development. By obtaining detailed data about the cities, regions, and departments, including latitude and longitude coordinates, geographers, urban planners, and policymakers can gain valuable insights into how the country is structured geographically and how its cities and regions interact with each other.
Latitude and longitude data enhances the precision of geographic analysis, while flexible formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensure that this data is accessible and usable across a wide range of platforms. This comprehensive geographic data can help guide future urban growth, improve resource distribution, and support sustainable development across the islands.
Unlocking the full potential of the Bahamas’ geographic data is essential for making informed decisions about urban planning, resource management, and environmental conservation, ensuring the country’s continued prosperity while preserving its natural beauty for future generations.