Bhutan cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format
Last update : 20 January 2025.
Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Bhutan. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 248 places in Bhutan 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 Bhutan is Thimphu.
Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
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1252545 | Kencho | Kencho | BT | 27.75 | 89.71667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252460 | Sarpang | Sarbhang,Sarbhāng,Sarpang | BT | Sarpang District | 26.86395 | 90.26745 | 10416 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252566 | Gyetsa | Gyetsa | BT | 27.51667 | 90.63333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
8431124 | Jam Khar | BT | 27.39061 | 91.60864 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252591 | Domka | Domka | BT | 27.06667 | 91.06667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
8431117 | Kho Ling | BT | 27.19805 | 91.58493 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252433 | Daga | Daga,Ta-Ga-Na,Taga Dzong | BT | Dagana | 27.07529 | 89.87688 | 2243 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252622 | Byakar Dzong | Bumtang,Byakar Dzong | BT | Bumthang District | 27.55 | 90.71667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252621 | Byaradingka | Byaradingka | BT | 27.76667 | 89.45 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337301 | Jakar | BUT,Bjakar,Bya-kar,Dzakar,Dzakaras,Dzhakar,Džakaras,Jakar,Jakaro,Jokhar Dzong,jakr,Џакар,Джакар,جاکر | BT | Bumthang District | 27.54918 | 90.7525 | 6243 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252507 | Namtir | Namtil,Namtir | BT | 27.33333 | 90.4 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252531 | Lamti | BT | 27.33333 | 90.56667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252592 | Dogsar | Dogsar | BT | 27.94854 | 91.13867 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252415 | Thumgaon | Thumgaon | BT | 26.98333 | 89.96667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
7910397 | Paro Populated2 | BT | Paro | 27.38619 | 89.42736 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252490 | Paro | PBH,Paras,Paro,Paro Dzong,Rimpung Dzong,pa luo,palo,paro,paro-bhutana,Πάρο,Паро,پارو، بھوٹان,पारो-भूटान,პარო,パロ,帕羅,파로 | BT | Paro | 27.4305 | 89.41334 | 11448 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252406 | Tosumani | Tosuman,Tosumani | BT | 27.92727 | 91.32036 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252583 | Dungna | Duna Dzong,Dungna | BT | Chukha | 27.03333 | 89.4 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
7701322 | Shari | BT | Haa | 27.26173 | 89.34271 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
8431173 | Māgo | BT | Trashigang District | 27.69284 | 92.21599 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337356 | Panbang | Panbang | BT | Zhemgang District | 26.86667 | 90.98333 | 1360 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252623 | Buri Chu | BT | 27 | 90.21667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252395 | Wangdue Phodrang | Du Phodrang,Wangdiphodrang,Wangdu Phodrang,Wangdue Phodrang,Wangdü Phodrang | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.48615 | 89.89915 | 8954 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252631 | Bitana | Bitana | BT | 27.05 | 90.3 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
8431174 | Gorjo | BT | 27.598 | 92.40522 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252521 | Lung Chen | Lung Chen | BT | 27.63333 | 90.18333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252560 | Geylegphug | GLU,Gelaphu,Gelephu,Gelyephug,Geylegphug,Hatisar,Hatisār,དག་ལགས་ཕ་,དགེ་ལེགས་ཕུ་ | BT | Sarpang District | 26.86833 | 90.48778 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252425 | Tashi Chho Dzong | Cha-shih-ch’u-tsung,Cha-shih-ch’ü-tsung,Ta-hsi-su-tsung,Ta-hsi-su-tun,Ta-shih-ch’u,Ta-shih-ch’u,Tash Chho Dzong,Tashi Chho Dzong,Tashi Chhuc Dzong,Tassisudon,Trashi Chhodzong,Trashi Chhödzong,Trashi Cho Dzong,Trashi Chö Dzong,Trashicho | BT | 27.48333 | 89.61667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252541 | Khitokha | Khitokha | BT | 26.9 | 89.61667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252504 | Ngālangkang | Khamna,Khampa,Ngalangkang,Ngālangkang | BT | 27.45 | 91.58333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252532 | Lāmedāda | BT | 26.95 | 90.13333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252456 | Sawaphu | BT | 27.36667 | 90.2 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
7647496 | Kanglung | BT | Trashigang District | 27.29 | 91.54 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252479 | Punākha | Distrito de Punakha,Dzongkhag Punakha,Punaka,Punakha,Punakkha,Punakla,Punāka,Punākla,pu na ka,Пунакха,སྤུ་ན་ཁ་,普那卡 | BT | Punakha | 27.59137 | 89.87743 | 21500 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252478 | Rading | Rading | BT | 26.96667 | 91.46667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252563 | Ha | Ha,Ha Dzong | BT | Haa | 27.38747 | 89.28074 | 1449 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1337373 | Lamidangra | BT | Tsirang District | 26.96667 | 90.1 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337375 | Radi | BT | Trashigang District | 27.36667 | 91.68333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252572 | Gongchuāndgaon | BT | 27.03333 | 90.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1337382 | Drugyel Dzong | Drugyel Dzong | BT | Paro | 27.5 | 89.33333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252444 | Shodug | Shodug | BT | 27.76667 | 89.45 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252511 | Nab Chöte | BT | 27.58333 | 90.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252447 | Shingbe | Shingbe | BT | 27.93333 | 91.61667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252448 | Shegaria | BT | 27.66667 | 90 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252423 | Trashigang | Benkar,Tashi Gang Dzong,Tashigang,Trashigang,YON | BT | Trashigang District | 27.3331 | 91.55424 | 872 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252639 | Bali | Bala,Bali | BT | 27.36664 | 90.56238 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337357 | Nganglam | Nganglam | BT | Samdrup Jongkhar | 26.78333 | 91.25 | 707 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1337302 | Kurjey | Kurjey | BT | Bumthang District | 27.61667 | 90.7 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252601 | Daphu | Daphu | BT | Chukha | 26.96667 | 89.38333 | 1666 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1337304 | Gangtey Gonpa | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.5 | 90.16667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252643 | Ama | Ama | BT | 27.35315 | 89.9021 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252510 | Naitola | BT | 26.9 | 91.26667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252557 | Hlāri | Hilari,Hlari,Hlāri | BT | 27.4 | 88.98333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
9072792 | Dala | BT | Chukha | 26.85 | 89.54972 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252578 | Gasa | Gasa,Gasa Dzong | BT | Gasa | 27.90372 | 89.72689 | 548 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252528 | Lhedang | Lhedang,Weitsang | BT | Bumthang District | 27.95001 | 90.69214 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1337384 | Tshalunang | Tshalunang | BT | Paro | 27.46883 | 89.52257 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252445 | Shiuji | BT | Haa | 27.17681 | 89.02529 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252481 | Pinsoperi | Pinsoperi | BT | 27.11667 | 89.95 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252465 | Samtengang | Samtengang | BT | 27.53333 | 90 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
8431190 | Ānkāling | BT | Trashigang District | 27.03785 | 92.15262 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252595 | Dhur | Dhur | BT | 27.61512 | 90.66992 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252398 | Usak | Usak | BT | 27.25 | 89.76667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252588 | Doring | Doring | BT | 27.2 | 89.2 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337385 | Atsho Chhubar | Atsho Chhubar | BT | Paro | 27.48333 | 89.4 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
7645265 | Samtse | BT | Samtse District | 26.91309 | 89.08361 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252581 | Galechugaon | Galechugaon | BT | 27 | 90.53333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252599 | Denchukha | Denchukha,Denehukha | BT | 27.01667 | 89.25 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252513 | Monka | Monka | BT | 27.38333 | 91.16667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252416 | Thimphu | Tempu,Thimbu,Thimfou,Thimpago,Thimphou,Thimphu,Thimpu,Timbu,Timbuo,Timfou,Timfu,Timfú,Timphu,Timpou (therine) Pounaka (cheimerine),Timpu,Timpû,Tkhimpkhu,Tėmpu,thim phu,thimphu,thimpu,thiphu,thymphw,timbu,timphu,timpu,ting bu,tinpu,tymfw,tymfww,tympw,Θίμφου,Τιμπού (θερινή) Πουνάκα (χειμερινή),Тимбу,Тхимпху,Тхімпху,Թհիմփհու,טהימפהו,تىمپۇ,تيمفو,تھمپو,تیمفو,تیمفوو,تیمپو,ٹھمپھو,थिंफू,थिम्पु,थिम्पू,थिम्फू,থিম্ফু,ਥਿੰਫੂ,ଥିମ୍ପୁ,திம்பு,థింపూ,ಥಿಂಪು,തിംഫു,තිම්පු,ทิมพู,ཐིམ་ཕུ།,ཐིམ་ཕུུུུ,თიმფუ,ጢምጱ,ティンプー,廷布,팀부 | BT | Thimphu District | 27.46609 | 89.64191 | 2320 | 98676 | Asia/Thimphu | capital of a political entity | |
1252419 | Tendu | BT | 27.13333 | 88.88333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252596 | Dhāje | BT | 26.96667 | 90.11667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252546 | Kechungka | Gesekha,Kechangka,Kechungka | BT | 27.41667 | 89.25 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252412 | Tima | Tima | BT | 27.16667 | 89.03333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252587 | Doronagaon | BT | 26.83204 | 89.81261 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252550 | Kangpar | Kangpar | BT | 27.16667 | 91.73333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252625 | Bumtang Tang | Bumtang Tang,Bumthang,Jakar | BT | 27.6 | 90.81667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252640 | Balfai | Balfai | BT | 27.21667 | 91.5 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252421 | Tashtanje | BT | 26.98333 | 92.01667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252509 | Naktsang | Naktsang | BT | 27.38333 | 89.26667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337379 | Pemagatshel | Pemagatsel,Pemagatshel | BT | Pemagatshel | 27.03795 | 91.40305 | 13864 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252503 | Niche Kālikhola | BT | 26.88314 | 90.08819 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252593 | Diptsang | BT | 27.05 | 91.98333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1337381 | Dawakha | BT | Punakha | 27.66667 | 89.91667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252484 | Phuntsholing | Phuentsholing,Phuentsolingo,Phuentŝolingo,Phunchholing,Phuntsoling,Pkhuncholing,Puncolingas,Punčolingas,peng cuo lin,phuncholinga,puncholling,Пхунчолинг,Пхунчолінг,پھونتشولنگ,फुन्छोलिङ्ग,ཕུན་ཚོགས་གླིང་,彭措林,푼촐링 | BT | Chukha | 26.85164 | 89.38837 | 27658 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252619 | Chamarchi | BT | 26.9 | 89.1 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
1252487 | Pinkhua | Pengkhua,Pinkhua | BT | Sarpang District | 26.71667 | 90.05 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252523 | Lobnig | Lobnig | BT | 27.15 | 89.55 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1337378 | Wamrong | Wamrong | BT | Trashigang District | 27.06667 | 91.56667 | 416 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252450 | Shapang | Shapang | BT | 27.65 | 91.46667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252468 | Sakteng | Sakden,Sakdon,Sakteng | BT | Trashigang District | 27.38333 | 91.86667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252535 | Chapchha | Chapcha,Chapchha,Kyapcha Dzong | BT | Chukha | 27.2 | 89.55 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252589 | Donkar | Donkar | BT | 27.63922 | 91.22442 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252608 | Tsirang | Chirang,Tsirang | BT | Tsirang District | 27.0219 | 90.12291 | 22376 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
1252464 | Sana | Sana | BT | 27.58333 | 91.38333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252471 | Rungzyung | Rungzyung | BT | 27.35 | 91.66667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
1252436 | Sangbay | Sangbay,Sombe Dzong | BT | Haa | 27.16667 | 89.08333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1337299 | Lingshi | Lingshi,Lingshi Dzong | BT | Thimphu District | 27.91667 | 89.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252413 | Khenpa Dzong | Khenpa Dzong,Thunkar | BT | Lhuntse | 27.81667 | 91.08333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
1252388 | Yuwak | Yuwak | BT | 27.51667 | 89.86667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place |
**Exploring Bhutan: A Geographer's Perspective**
Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a land of breathtaking beauty and cultural richness. As a geographer delves into the data of Bhutan's cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, a fascinating narrative emerges, showcasing the country's unique landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage. Join us on a journey to uncover the geographical intricacies of Bhutan.
Discovering Urban Centers**
Bhutan's urban centers are vibrant nodes of activity, each with its own charm and significance. From the capital city of Thimphu to the historic town of Paro, these urban areas serve as cultural and economic hubs, where tradition blends seamlessly with modernity. For a geographer, obtaining data on Bhutan's cities involves not only mapping their geographical coordinates but also understanding the cultural and historical significance of each urban center within the context of the country's geography.
Mapping Regional Diversity**
Beyond its urban centers, Bhutan boasts a diverse range of geographical regions, each with its own distinct topography and ecological features. From the lush valleys of Punakha to the rugged terrain of the Eastern Himalayas, the country's geographical diversity is truly remarkable. Bhutan is divided into administrative districts, each characterized by unique landscapes, climate variations, and cultural traditions. The quest for data extends beyond numerical coordinates, encompassing the study of regional development, environmental conservation efforts, and the preservation of cultural heritage across Bhutan's varied terrain.
Navigating Latitude and Longitude**
In the pursuit of geographical understanding, latitude and longitude serve as essential tools for navigating Bhutan's mountainous landscape. From the northernmost city of Haa to the southernmost town of Samdrup Jongkhar, each geographical coordinate offers insights into Bhutan's spatial distribution, climate zones, and land use patterns. For a geographer, acquiring accurate latitude and longitude data is essential for understanding spatial relationships, environmental gradients, and human-environment interactions across Bhutan's diverse geography.
Exploring Human-Environment Interactions**
Bhutan's geography plays a crucial role in shaping human activities and environmental dynamics. From sustainable forestry practices in the Himalayan forests to the conservation of biodiversity in protected areas, Bhutan's geographical landscape reflects a delicate balance between human societies and the natural environment. As a geographer, the quest for data extends beyond physical geography, encompassing the study of land management practices, climate change adaptation strategies, and community-based conservation initiatives in Bhutan's dynamic landscape.
Conclusion: Embracing Bhutan's Geography**
In the tapestry of Bhutan's geography, the quest for data serves as a gateway to understanding the country's rich cultural heritage, environmental diversity, and sustainable development challenges. As we unravel the geographical nuances of this Himalayan kingdom, let us not only seek coordinates on a map but also embrace the spirit of exploration, discovery, and appreciation for Bhutan's geography, which lies at the intersection of tradition, nature, and progress.
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Geographical Insights into Bhutan: Unlocking the Value of Data
Bhutan, a small Himalayan kingdom nestled between China and India, offers a fascinating and unique geographical landscape that blends dramatic mountains, deep valleys, and serene river systems. This landlocked country is known for its commitment to preserving its environment and cultural heritage, with a rich biodiversity that includes high-altitude ecosystems and subtropical zones. For geographers, understanding Bhutan’s cities, regions, and spatial divisions is key to unraveling the dynamics of its development, infrastructure, and sustainable growth.
Acquiring detailed data on Bhutan’s cities, including their regions, departments, and precise geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude), is essential for gaining deeper insights into the country’s geography. This data supports urban planning, resource management, and environmental conservation efforts. As Bhutan continues to prioritize its commitment to Gross National Happiness (GNH) while balancing modern development and environmental protection, geographic data provides the necessary foundation for informed decision-making.
Bhutan’s Unique Geography: The Land of Mountains and Valleys
Bhutan is often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," reflecting both its majestic natural landscape and the nation’s strong cultural identity. The country is dominated by the towering peaks of the Himalayas, with many of the highest mountains remaining unclimbed due to Bhutan's conservation policies. These mountains form a natural barrier, dividing the country into distinct regions with varying ecological characteristics. The northern part of Bhutan, bordered by China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, is largely remote and rugged, with high-altitude areas that are sparsely populated.
In contrast, the southern regions of Bhutan are characterized by subtropical forests and flatter terrain, where agriculture and settlement are more common. The country’s central valleys, such as the Paro and Punakha valleys, are home to many of Bhutan’s historical and cultural sites, including ancient monasteries and forts. These geographic features have shaped Bhutan’s settlement patterns, with the majority of the population concentrated in the central and southern regions, while the northern highlands remain less accessible.
Understanding how cities are distributed across these diverse geographic zones and how they interact with their natural environments is essential for the country’s continued development. From urban centers like Thimphu to remote towns in the highlands, geographic data is crucial for understanding the needs of both urban and rural communities.
Mapping Bhutan’s Cities: Regions and Administrative Divisions
Bhutan is divided into 20 districts, or dzongkhags, which are further subdivided into smaller administrative units called gewogs (similar to towns or villages). The districts and gewogs form the primary framework for governance, service delivery, and resource management. These administrative divisions are vital for managing everything from healthcare to education and infrastructure, and they play a key role in Bhutan’s unique approach to balanced development.
Thimphu, the capital and largest city, is located in the western part of the country and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of Bhutan. Other important cities like Paro, Punakha, and Phuentsholing serve as regional hubs, contributing to the country’s economy, tourism, and administrative functions. While Thimphu is the most urbanized and developed area, Bhutan remains largely rural, with many cities and towns dispersed across the mountainous terrain.
Acquiring detailed data on the cities, regions, and departments of Bhutan—along with their geographic coordinates—is crucial for identifying trends in urbanization, population distribution, and regional development. This data enables geographers, planners, and policymakers to make informed decisions on sustainable development and resource allocation, ensuring that Bhutan’s growth remains balanced and respectful of its environmental and cultural heritage.
Latitude and Longitude: Pinpointing Bhutan’s Cities
Latitude and longitude coordinates are essential for accurately mapping Bhutan’s cities and understanding the spatial relationships between them. For example, Thimphu, located in the Thimphu Valley, is the center of Bhutan’s urban development, while other cities like Punakha, known for its historical significance, play key roles in maintaining Bhutan’s cultural identity. The geographic coordinates of these cities provide precise locations that are invaluable for spatial analysis, urban planning, and environmental monitoring.
Latitude and longitude data for each city in Bhutan can also help in assessing factors such as accessibility, transportation infrastructure, and connectivity. For instance, understanding the location of cities relative to national highways, rivers, or protected forest areas allows urban planners to plan transportation networks, assess environmental risks, and ensure equitable access to services across the country.
By obtaining accurate latitude and longitude data for Bhutan’s cities, urban planners can better understand how urbanization in different regions relates to the surrounding geography, allowing for more effective management of infrastructure and resources.
Data Formats for Accessibility: CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML
To make geographic data on Bhutan’s cities, regions, and departments widely accessible, it is important to provide it in multiple, flexible formats. Offering data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that the data can be used across various platforms and applications, from urban planning software to environmental monitoring systems.
CSV and SQL formats are especially useful for researchers and policymakers who need to work with large datasets, conduct spatial analysis, or generate reports. These formats allow users to sort, filter, and analyze geographic data based on various parameters, such as population size, infrastructure development, or environmental concerns. CSV files are compatible with spreadsheet software, making them user-friendly and accessible to a wide range of users.
JSON and XML formats, on the other hand, are particularly useful for developers working with geographic information systems (GIS), web applications, or mobile apps. These formats support dynamic integration of geographic data, allowing real-time updates, interactive maps, and other digital tools that can assist in urban planning, disaster management, and resource conservation.
By offering Bhutan’s geographic data in these diverse formats, the data becomes more accessible and usable across a range of sectors, from governmental agencies to academic institutions and private organizations, facilitating better decision-making and resource management.
Conclusion: Harnessing Bhutan’s Geographic Data for Sustainable Growth
Bhutan’s geography, shaped by its towering mountains, deep valleys, and fertile plains, provides a unique backdrop for the country’s growth and development. By acquiring detailed geographic data on its cities, regions, and departments—including precise latitude and longitude coordinates—geographers, urban planners, and policymakers can better understand the spatial dynamics that define the country’s urbanization, resource distribution, and environmental challenges.
Latitude and longitude data provides the accuracy needed for spatial analysis, while formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensure that this data is accessible and usable across a variety of platforms. With access to comprehensive geographic data, Bhutan can continue its commitment to balanced and sustainable development, preserving its natural beauty while fostering progress in urbanization and infrastructure.
Unlocking the full potential of Bhutan’s geographic data will help guide the country toward a future that respects both its environmental heritage and its aspirations for growth, ensuring that its cities, regions, and natural landscapes thrive in harmony.