Belarus cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, XML, SQL, JSON formats

Belarus
Belarus
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 15 February 2026.

Country
Belarus
Capital
Minsk
Number of cities
24832
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Belarus. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 24832 places in Belarus 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 Excel (.xlsx), .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of Belarus is Minsk.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
621621SorzovoSorzovo,СорзовоBYVitebsk55.123128.35890Europe/Minskpopulated place
628031GrokhovGrokhov,Grokhovo,ГроховBYGomel Oblast51.889530.46250Europe/Minskpopulated place
628087HrabyanyetsGrabjanec,Grebenets,Hrabyanyets,ГрабянецBYMinsk53.61828.49480Europe/Minskpopulated place
8221714AdamovoAdamovo,АдамовоBYVitebsk55.102827.18310Europe/Minskpopulated place
622631RudaRuda,РудаBYGrodnenskaya53.671625.46420Europe/Minskpopulated place
8029105NavasyolkiNavasjolki,Navasyolki,Novoselki,Novosjolki,Novosëlki,Навасёлкі,НовосёлкиBYGrodnenskaya53.0935124.88590Europe/Minskpopulated place
623922OstrovoOstrovo,ОстровоBYMinsk54.415629.08680Europe/Minskpopulated place
627918HutavaGutava,Gutovo,Hutava,Гутава,ГутовоBYBrest52.18825.33840Europe/Minskpopulated place
8337551Krasnitsa VtorayaKrasnica Vtoraja,Krasnitsa Vtoraya,Красница ВтораяBYMogilev53.571730.5010Europe/Minskpopulated place
8077175MostovlyanyMastauljany,Mastawlyany,Mostovljany,Mostovlyany,Мастаўляны,МостовляныBYGrodnenskaya53.562224.2850Europe/Minskpopulated place
8164840PeredreykaPeredrejka,Peredreyka,ПередрейкаBYGomel Oblast52.071828.73320Europe/Minskpopulated place
620438VartytskVaratytsk,Varotytsk,Vartyck,Vartytsk,ВартыцкBYBrest52.284725.44390Europe/Minskpopulated place
8222716PeschankaPeschanka,ПесчанкаBYVitebsk54.793528.16730Europe/Minskpopulated place
8076599ShelepkiShelepki,ШелепкиBYGrodnenskaya53.1823.98190Europe/Minskpopulated place
626983KonyukhiKoniuchy,Konjukhi,Konyukhi,Konyukhy,КонюхиBYBrest52.014826.39080Europe/Minskpopulated place
8246879UstinovichiUstinovichi,УстиновичиBYMinsk54.619427.06240Europe/Minskpopulated place
8538763OrlovichiOrlovichi,ОрловичиBYBrest52.181424.99650Europe/Minskpopulated place
8222536PeskiPeski,ПескиBYVitebsk55.01328.71930Europe/Minskpopulated place
8072302StolpishcheStolpishche,Stolpishhe,СтолпищеBYMinsk53.344426.41310Europe/Minskpopulated place
620667Tur”yeTurye,Tur’e,Tur’ya,Tur’ya,Tur”ye,Тур’еBYMogilev53.61731.35660Europe/Minskpopulated place
8181338NarovlyaNarovlja,Narovlya,НаровляBYGomel Oblast51.892729.3370Europe/Minskpopulated place
8537702Ivanov BorIvanov Bor,Иванов БорBYMinsk53.336227.43390Europe/Minskpopulated place
620256Vyerkhmyen’Verkhmen,Verkhmen’,Vyerkhmyen’,Vyerkhmyen’,ВерхменьBYMinsk53.942128.24160Europe/Minskpopulated place
812564BurnyyBYGomel Oblast53.1211130.85250Europe/Minskpopulated place
8198166ZayelentsyZaelency,Zayelentsy,ЗаеленцыBYVitebsk55.665426.99110Europe/Minskpopulated place
8207448ChernishkiChernishki,ЧернишкиBYVitebsk55.7149927.025440Europe/Minskpopulated place
623578PetrilovoPetrilovo,ПетриловоBYMinsk53.197727.37130Europe/Minskpopulated place
8019902TokarnyaTokarnja,Tokarnya,ТокарняBYMinsk53.699727.80090Europe/Minskpopulated place
8174374KotyKoty,КотыBYBrest52.280924.83310Europe/Minskpopulated place
8232509LobachëvoLobachevo,Lobachjovo,Lobachëvo,ЛобачёвоBYVitebsk55.024729.44430Europe/Minskpopulated place
814952ProletariyBYMogilev53.6805630.113060Europe/Minskpopulated place
619909Vul’ka-RadovetskayaVol’ka,Vol’ka,Vul’ka,Vul’ka-Radoveckaja,Vul’ka-Radovetskaya,Vul’ka,Vul’ka-Radovetskaya,Вулька-РадовецкаяBYBrest52.144925.04510Europe/Minskpopulated place
621905SivtsySivcy,Sivtse,Sivtsy,Siwce,СивцыBYMinsk54.709127.38290Europe/Minskpopulated place
628114GotovinoGotovino,Gotowina,ГотовиноBYMinsk54.090927.44730Europe/Minskpopulated place
8149015Novaya Mar’yevkaNovaja Mar’evka,Novaya Mar’yevka,Novaya Mar’yevka,Novomar’yevka,Novomar’yevka,Новая МарьевкаBYGomel Oblast52.929129.53740Europe/Minskpopulated place
8077174SukhovlyanySukhauljany,Sukhawlyany,Sukhovljany,Sukhovlyany,Сухаўляны,СуховляныBYGrodnenskaya53.5692724.275830Europe/Minskpopulated place
11829635RusakiRusaki,Русаки,РусакіBYGrodnenskaya53.3026225.284060Europe/Minskpopulated place
629278CherstvidyCheretvyaty,Cherstvidy,Cherstvyady,Cherstvyany,Cherstvyany Pervyye,Cherstvyaty,ЧерствидыBYVitebsk55.176328.86640Europe/Minskpopulated place
625157MilaslavichyMilaslavichy,Miloslavichi,Милославичи,МілаславічыBYMogilev53.688232.2530Europe/Minskpopulated place
628774Dubrovka VtorayaDubrovka,Dubrovka Vtoraja,Dubrovka Vtoraya,Дубровка ВтораяBYMogilev54.059430.53610Europe/Minskpopulated place
811815Yemel’yanovoEmel’janovo,Yemel’yanovo,Yemel’yanovo,ЕмельяновоBYVitebsk55.192230.77430Europe/Minskpopulated place
624751NefedkiNefedki,Nekhvedki,НефедкиBYGrodnenskaya54.005125.92990Europe/Minskpopulated place
620652TychkiTychki,Tyczki,ТычкиBYVitebsk55.701127.59050Europe/Minskpopulated place
812937MatyutyMatjuty,Matsuty,Matyuty,МатютыBYMogilev54.26330.90930Europe/Minskpopulated place
8216434GariGari,Gary,ГариBYVitebsk55.673129.93610Europe/Minskpopulated place
8213573Borovukha Tret’yaBorovukha Tret’ja,Borovukha Tret’ya,Borovukha Tret’ya,Боровуха ТретьяBYVitebsk55.539828.81420Europe/Minskpopulated place
8174394SukachiSukachi,СукачиBYBrest52.264224.87460Europe/Minskpopulated place
8246969General’chikiGeneral’chiki,General’chiki,ГенеральчикиBYMinsk54.623927.41850Europe/Minskpopulated place
626978KonyushanyKonjushany,Konyushany,КонюшаныBYGrodnenskaya53.665725.070Europe/Minskpopulated place
628625Vyalikiya EysmantyBol’shie Ehjsmonty,Bol’shiye Eysmonty,Bol’shiye Eysmonty,Eysmonty,Vel’ke-Eysymonty,Vel’ke-Eysymonty,Vjalikija Ehjsmanty,Vyalikiya Eysmanty,Большие Эйсмонты,Вялікія ЭйсмантыBYGrodnenskaya53.367224.07420Europe/Minskpopulated place
8232449Dvor-NizgolovoDvor-Nizgolovo,Двор-НизголовоBYVitebsk55.056729.14770Europe/Minskpopulated place
8019619Vialikaja Barzdyn’Vialikaja Barzdyn’,Vialikaja Barzdyn’,Vjalikaja Barzdyn’,Вялікая БарздыньBYMinsk53.9944127.147910Europe/Minskpopulated place
8221632ZapasnikiZapasniki,ЗапасникиBYVitebsk55.195827.44950Europe/Minskpopulated place
12484870ChernyavshchinaChernjavshhina,Chernyavshchina,ЧернявщинаBYVitebsk55.796627.37220Europe/Minskpopulated place
8146586PodleskiPodleski,ПодлескиBYMinsk52.765527.84120Europe/Minskpopulated place
8216314Zavan’Zavan’,Zavan’,ЗаваньBYVitebsk55.583929.64320Europe/Minskpopulated place
8021891ZakiyZakij,Zakiy,ЗакийBYBrest52.070623.86440Europe/Minskpopulated place
8280019Novyy MostNovyj Most,Novyy Most,Новый МостBYMogilev53.409529.05120Europe/Minskpopulated place
8282515YakhimovshchinaJakhimovshhina,Yakhimovshchina,ЯхимовщинаBYMinsk54.235126.67660Europe/Minskpopulated place
8146454PridirkiPridirki,ПридиркиBYMinsk52.985827.16850Europe/Minskpopulated place
8164839RudnyaRudnja,Rudnya,РудняBYGomel Oblast52.080428.8020Europe/Minskpopulated place
629931Vyalikiya HaradzyatsichyBol’shie Gorodjatichi,Bol’shiye Gorodyatichi,Bol’shiye Gorodyatichi,Oressa,Vjalikija Garadzjacichy,Vyalikiya Haradzyatsichy,Большие Городятичи,Вялікія ГарадзяцічыBYMinsk City52.523928.36430Europe/Minskpopulated place
625696LyubyachkaLjubjachka,Lyubyachka,ЛюбячкаBYMinsk53.387428.03890Europe/Minskpopulated place
8247316LabyLaby,ЛабыBYMinsk54.047327.03660Europe/Minskpopulated place
627597KarpilovkaKarpilovka,КарпиловкаBYMinsk53.77328.16960Europe/Minskpopulated place
621408StartsevichiBY53.0527.366670Europe/Minskpopulated place
624908Motal’Motal’,Motal’,Motol’,Motol’,Моталь,МотольBYBrest52.313825.60724079Europe/Minskpopulated place
629503Buraki PervyyeBY55.2528.750Europe/Minskpopulated place
7931583SitnikSitnik,СитникBYMinsk53.834128.37210Europe/Minskpopulated place
628185GorodetskiyeGorodetskiye,Khutora GorodetskiyeBY52.9530.366670Europe/Minskpopulated place
624081OrlyankaOrljanka,Orlyanka,ОрлянкаBYBrest51.872723.89640Europe/Minskpopulated place
623849OzëryOzery,Ozjory,Ozëry,Озеры,ОзёрыBYVitebsk54.762530.76170Europe/Minskpopulated place
12484891DruykaDrujka,Druyka,ДруйкаBYVitebsk55.7332227.31440Europe/Minskpopulated place
623686PerekopovoPerekopov,Perekopovo,ПерекоповоBYVitebsk54.9734729.797470Europe/Minskpopulated place
8282712SlobodaSloboda,СлободаBYMinsk54.246326.39050Europe/Minskpopulated place
624697NyatsyechNetech’,Netech’,Netsech’,Netsech’,Njacech,Nyatsyech,Нетечь,НяцечBYGrodnenskaya53.704925.23160Europe/Minskpopulated place
620602UgoletsUgolec,Ugolets,УголецBYMinsk53.600628.29140Europe/Minskpopulated place
627525KhachinkaKhachinka,Khachinki,ХачинкаBYMogilev53.454930.60720Europe/Minskpopulated place
8331699RusinovkaRusinovka,РусиновкаBYMogilev53.858531.03720Europe/Minskpopulated place
8330607MikhnovoMikhnovo,МихновоBYVitebsk54.659829.99020Europe/Minskpopulated place
8148973Novosel’yeNovosel’e,Novosel’ye,Novosel’ye,НовосельеBYGomel Oblast53.06529.9080Europe/Minskpopulated place
7930755SlochvaSlochva,СлочваBYGrodnenskaya53.7257725.739980Europe/Minskpopulated place
630428BaranovichiBaranavichy,Baranovichi,БарановичиBYMogilev53.164528.97820Europe/Minskpopulated place
8221470BudaBuda,БудаBYVitebsk55.242527.33930Europe/Minskpopulated place
8213462Dvor-VoronovshchinaDvor-Voronovshchina,Dvor-Voronovshhina,Двор-ВороновщинаBYVitebsk55.439828.43890Europe/Minskpopulated place
8175035LeskiLeski,ЛескиBYGomel Oblast52.315629.57160Europe/Minskpopulated place
619450Zabolot’yeZabolot’e,Zabolot’ye,Zabolot’ye,ЗаболотьеBYVitebsk55.82428.53540Europe/Minskpopulated place
813233Verkhov’yeVerkhov’e,Verkhov’ye,Verkhov’ye,ВерховьеBYVitebsk54.413430.18330Europe/Minskpopulated place
814648VetkaVetka,Vyetka,ВеткаBYMogilev53.2371332.40790Europe/Minskpopulated place
7931599Vishen’kaVishen’ka,Vishen’ka,ВишенькаBYMinsk53.832128.45370Europe/Minskpopulated place
532624LyubovinLjubovin,Lyubavin,Lyubovin,ЛюбовинBYGomel Oblast52.813430.46060Europe/Minskpopulated place
628988Dolgiy BorDolgij Bor,Dolgiy Bor,Долгий БорBYVitebsk55.912628.64320Europe/Minskpopulated place
8247242Rakhman’kiRakhman’ki,Rakhman’ki,РахманькиBYMinsk54.026827.54490Europe/Minskpopulated place
8282613StraplevtsyStraplevcy,Straplevtsy,СтраплевцыBYMinsk54.037226.99670Europe/Minskpopulated place
621286StadolichyStadolichy,Stodolichi,Stodolishche,СтадолічыBYGomel Oblast51.727928.49430Europe/Minskpopulated place
812682RudakovskiyBYMogilev53.1538931.827220Europe/Minskpopulated place
8146606PaparikhaPaparikha,ПапарихаBYMinsk52.736927.75120Europe/Minskpopulated place
624642NivyNivy,НивыBYGomel Oblast52.80729.94950Europe/Minskpopulated place
8213354SvirkiSvirki,СвиркиBYVitebsk55.404928.26280Europe/Minskpopulated place
8331488Urechcha PyershayeUrech’ye Pervoye,Urechcha Pyershaye,Urech’ye Pervoye,Urehchcha Pershae,Урэчча ПершаеBYMogilev53.432330.85710Europe/Minskpopulated place

**Exploring Belarus: A Geographer's Perspective**

Introduction**

As a geographer, delving into the geographic data of Belarus offers a fascinating journey through its diverse landscapes, cultural heritage, and urban centers. By obtaining data on the cities of Belarus, including their regions and departments, as well as the latitude and longitude coordinates of each city, we can gain valuable insights into the spatial dynamics of this Eastern European country.

Diverse Geography of Belarus**

Belarus is characterized by its diverse geography, encompassing vast forests, fertile plains, and numerous lakes and rivers. Located in the heart of Europe, Belarus shares borders with Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. Its central location and varied topography have shaped its history, culture, and economic development.

Mapping Belarusian Regions and Departments**

Belarus is divided into six regions, each with its own unique characteristics and administrative divisions. These regions, including Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Minsk, Mogilev, and Vitebsk, play a significant role in governing local affairs, managing resources, and promoting regional development. Within each region, there are further administrative divisions, known as departments or districts, which serve as subunits for local governance and planning.

Urban Centers and Rural Communities**

Belarus is home to vibrant urban centers, such as the capital city of Minsk, which serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the country. Other notable cities include Brest, Gomel, and Vitebsk, each with its own unique character and history. These cities are characterized by modern infrastructure, historic landmarks, and a rich cultural heritage. However, Belarus also boasts picturesque rural communities, where traditional customs and practices endure amidst tranquil landscapes and agricultural fields.

Navigating Latitude and Longitude**

Obtaining the latitude and longitude coordinates of Belarusian cities provides valuable spatial references for navigation, research, and urban planning. From the western city of Brest to the eastern city of Gomel, these coordinates help us understand the distribution of population, infrastructure, and natural resources across the country. They also facilitate the analysis of spatial patterns and trends, such as urbanization, agricultural development, and environmental conservation.

Challenges and Opportunities**

Belarus faces various geographic challenges, including environmental degradation, demographic shifts, and economic restructuring. Efforts to address these challenges involve sustainable land use planning, conservation initiatives, and regional development strategies. The country's strategic location, along with its rich natural resources and educated workforce, presents opportunities for economic growth and innovation in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and technology.

Conclusion**

In conclusion, exploring Belarus's geography from a geographer's perspective offers valuable insights into its spatial dynamics, cultural diversity, and economic potential. By obtaining data on its cities, regions, and geographic coordinates, we can better understand the complexities of this Eastern European country. As Belarus continues to navigate the challenges of the 21st century, the role of geographers in analyzing and addressing these issues remains crucial. Through collaboration, innovation, and a deep appreciation for its natural beauty, Belarus can chart a sustainable path forward while preserving its unique heritage for future generations.

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Geographical Insights into Belarus: Unlocking the Power of Data

Belarus, a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, is often overlooked in global discussions, yet its geographical importance and natural beauty are undeniable. The country is shaped by vast forests, fertile plains, and a mix of rivers and lakes that provide crucial resources for both its people and its environment. From its capital city, Minsk, to the rural towns spread across its regions, understanding Belarus' cities, regions, and their geographical divisions is crucial for grasping the country's spatial organization and potential for development.

Obtaining precise data about the cities, regions, and departments of Belarus, including their latitude and longitude coordinates, is essential for geographers, urban planners, and policymakers. This data enables detailed spatial analysis and offers valuable insights into urban growth, infrastructure needs, and the distribution of resources. Access to this data can help unlock the country's future growth potential and guide sustainable development, making it an indispensable tool for future planning and resource management.

Belarus' Geography: From Rolling Plains to Forested Landscapes

Belarus is characterized by vast stretches of flat terrain, interspersed with forested areas and a rich network of rivers, including the Dnieper, Neman, and Western Dvina. The country is bordered by Russia to the east, Ukraine to the south, Poland to the west, and Lithuania and Latvia to the north. These geographical features, particularly the river systems and the forests, have shaped the settlement patterns, economy, and culture of Belarus.

Most of the urban population is concentrated in the central and western parts of Belarus, with Minsk serving as the economic, cultural, and administrative capital of the country. In contrast, rural areas in the north and east are sparsely populated and characterized by forests, lakes, and farmland. Belarus' geographical makeup has influenced the development of its cities, with urban centers located along rivers and transportation routes that provide access to trade and other economic activities.

Mapping Belarus' Cities: Understanding the Regional and Administrative Divisions

Belarus is divided into several regions, known as oblasts, each with its own administrative structure. The main regions include Minsk, Gomel, Mogilev, Vitebsk, Grodno, and Brest. These regions are further divided into districts, each housing several cities, towns, and villages. Minsk, as the capital, is a special administrative unit and serves as the hub for political, economic, and cultural activities.

By acquiring data on the cities of Belarus, including their specific regions and administrative divisions, geographers can gain a deeper understanding of how these cities fit within the larger structure of the country. Each region has its own distinctive geographical and economic characteristics, with cities like Minsk and Gomel representing industrial and economic centers, while smaller towns in the countryside are typically focused on agriculture, forestry, or resource extraction.

Detailed data about the cities, their regions, and their departments is essential for understanding regional disparities, resource distribution, and the social and economic factors that shape urban and rural life. This knowledge is fundamental for creating balanced development plans, ensuring that both urban and rural areas receive adequate infrastructure and services.

Latitude and Longitude: Pinpointing Belarus' Cities for Accurate Analysis

Latitude and longitude coordinates are vital for any comprehensive geographical analysis of Belarus. By obtaining the exact geographic coordinates of cities like Minsk, Brest, and Vitebsk, geographers and planners can accurately map out the urban and rural distribution of the country, assessing how cities are connected to one another and their surrounding environments.

Precise geographic data allows urban planners to evaluate the accessibility of different regions, helping to identify areas that may require further investment in infrastructure or services. Additionally, knowing the exact locations of cities in relation to natural features like rivers, forests, and mountains can help with resource management, environmental conservation, and urban expansion.

While the specific latitude and longitude data for each city are not provided here, these coordinates are integral to any geographic study of Belarus. They provide the foundation for creating accurate maps, conducting spatial analysis, and supporting a wide range of urban and environmental planning efforts.

Data Formats for Flexibility: CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML

In order to make Belarus' geographic data widely accessible and usable, it is essential to provide it in flexible formats that can be integrated into various applications. Offering data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it can be used across a wide range of tools, whether for academic research, urban development, or application programming.

CSV and SQL formats are ideal for researchers and urban planners who need to manipulate large datasets and conduct detailed statistical analysis. These formats allow users to query and sort data based on different parameters, such as population density, infrastructure development, or economic activity. CSV files are also easily compatible with spreadsheet software, making them a simple and widely accessible format for data analysis.

JSON and XML formats, on the other hand, are particularly useful for developers who need to integrate geographic data into web applications, geographic information systems (GIS), or custom software solutions. These formats enable real-time updates, dynamic visualizations, and the integration of data into interactive platforms, facilitating the creation of digital tools for urban planning, resource management, and policy development.

By offering Belarus' geographic data in these flexible formats, it ensures that a wide range of users—ranging from government agencies and developers to researchers and environmental scientists—can access and utilize the information for a variety of purposes.

Conclusion: Unlocking the Geographic Potential of Belarus

Belarus' geography, with its vast plains, rich river systems, and diverse cities, offers valuable insights into the country's economic and social dynamics. By obtaining detailed data about the cities, regions, and departments, as well as their geographic coordinates, geographers and planners can better understand the spatial relationships that define the country’s urban growth, regional disparities, and infrastructure needs.

Latitude and longitude coordinates, along with flexible data formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, enhance the accessibility and utility of this data. These formats ensure that the data can be used by a broad audience, from urban planners to policymakers, researchers, and developers, making it easier to plan for sustainable development, resource management, and environmental conservation.

Unlocking the full potential of Belarus' geographic data will allow the country to make informed decisions about urbanization, infrastructure, and environmental sustainability, ensuring that it can continue to thrive while addressing the challenges posed by its geography and regional distribution.

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