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

Djibouti
Djibouti
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Last update : 20 January 2026.

Country
Djibouti
Capital
Djibouti
Number of cities
65
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Djibouti. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 65 places in Djibouti 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 Djibouti is Djibouti.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
12041431Guirrarighyrary,غيراريDJTadjourah12.0489842.785360Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
448210Koûta BoûyyaKouta Bouyya,Koûta BoûyyaDJDikhil11.0161141.961940Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041443Oued OueaOue`a,We`a,wady awyʿa,وادي أويعاDJTadjourah11.6800442.689890Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
223011GoubétoGoubeto,Goubeto Station,GoubétoDJAli Sabieh11.4166742.983330Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041421AdailouAdaylouDJTadjourah11.9518642.905350Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
223773DorraDorra,drt,درةDJTadjourah12.1502842.476241873Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
220782TadjourahTDJ,Tadjoura,Tadjourah,Tadjura,Tadzhura,Tadzura,Tadżura,Tadžura,Tagiura,Tajura,Tajurah,Tantzoura,Tājūrah,ta zhu la,tajula,tajura,tajwrh,tajwrt,tjrt,Ταντζουρά,Таджура,Թաջուրա,تاجورة,تاجوره,تاجورہ,تجرة,ტაჯურა,タジュラ,塔朱拉,타주라DJTadjourah11.7877842.8822222193Africa/Djiboutiseat of a first-order administrative division
221527ObockAbok,Hayyou,OBC,Obock,Obok,Obokas,Obuk,Ompok,Ubuk,Ubukh,abkh,ao bo ke,awbwk,obokeu,obokku,Ūbūk,Ομπόκ,Абок,Обок,أبخ,أوبوك,اوبوک,ობოკი,オボック,奧博克,오보크DJObock11.9669343.2883517776Africa/Djiboutiseat of a first-order administrative division
220552YobokiYobokiDJDikhil11.5113942.106390Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041429Koussour KoussourDJDikhil11.5228742.406270Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
408698GâlâfiGalafi,Gâlâfi,ghalafy,غالافيDJDikhil11.7158341.836111849Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
221708MédéhoMedeho,Mee Doho,Médého,Méé DôhoDJObock11.9730643.026110Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
8692932MouloudDJDikhil11.1666742.50Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041439DagguirouDJDikhil11.5449242.115760Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
400462Alaïli Ḏaḏḏa‘Alaili Dadda`,Alayli Dadda`,Alayli Ḏaḏḏa‘,Alaïli Ḏaḏḏa‘DJObock12.4216742.895561456Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
220750Tew‘oTeoao,Tew`o,Tewao,Tew‘oDJDikhil11.4383342.057220Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041426Assa Hougoudasa hwghwd‎,أسا هوغود‎DJAli Sabieh11.3852642.827960Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
7828770WaddiDJObock12.3544442.926390Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
225037ArtaArta,Artā,`Arta,arta,أرتا,عرتا,‘Arta,‘ArtāDJArta11.5263942.851946025Africa/Djiboutiseat of a first-order administrative division
443309GaherréDJObock12.2869443.355560Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12036312ChabelleyDJAli Sabieh11.489543.07528720Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
222171Khôr AngarAngarou,Anghar,Angârou,Khor Angar,Khor-Anghar,Khôr Angar,Poste d’Anghor,Poste d’AnghorDJObock12.3872543.33470Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
223817DjiboutiByen Djibouti,Cibuti,Dinas Jibwti,Diobuiti,Diobúití,Djiboeti,Djibouti,Djibouti Chhi,Djibouti Chhī,Djibuti,Dschibuti,Dzhibuti,Dzhybuci,Dzibuti,Dzibutis,Dzjibuty,Dzjibûty,Dzsibuti,Dżibuti,Džibuti,Džibutis,Džíbútí,Gibuti,Gibuto,Gibutum,Ilu Djibouti,JIB,Jabuuti,Jiboti,Jibouti,Jibuti,Lungsod ng Djibouti,Mbanza ya Djibuti,Sita Jibouti,Syudad han Djibouti,Tzimpouti,Xibuti,Xibutí,Yibuti,Zhibuti shaary,ci buti,ciputti,dzsybwty,gybwty,jbwty,jbwty ʿlaqہ,ji bu de shi,ji bu ti cheng,jibuchi shi,jibuti,jybwty,jybwwty,Ìlú Djibouti,Ĝibuto,Τζιμπουτί,Џибути,Джибути,Джибуті,Джыбуці,Жибути шаары,Ҷибути,Ջիբութի,גיבוטי,דזשיבוטי,جبوتی,جبوتی علاقہ,جيبوتي,جیبوتی,جیبووتی,जिबूती,জিবুতি,ਜਿਬੂਤੀ,சீபூத்தீ,จิบูตี,ཇི་བའོ་ཊི།,ჯიბუტი,ジブチ市,吉布地市,吉布提城,지부티DJDjibouti11.5890143.14503623891Africa/Djibouticapital of a political entity
221915LoyadaLa-waada,Loya Ada,Loyada,Loyi Ada,lawyaʿadw,lwyada,lwyʿda,لاوياعادو,لويادا,لويعدا,لویادا,لویعداDJDjibouti11.4611143.252781646Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041433Fagalfghal,فغالDJObock12.4534643.302170Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
223890DikhilDakhil,Dakhīl,Dicchil,Dikhil,Dikhīl,Dikil,Dikil’,Dikilis,Dikkil,Dykhil,Ntikil,di ji lei,dikeuhil,dikiru,dkhyl,Ντικίλ,Дикиль,Дыхіл,دخيل,دخیل,დიკილი,ディキル,迪基勒,디크힐DJDikhil11.1045442.3697112043Africa/Djiboutiseat of a first-order administrative division
12041422Ali OuneDJAli Sabieh11.3915343.14150Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
398991BissîdiroBissidiro,BissîdiroDJObock12.64542.973330Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
224643BankoualéBankouale,Bankoualé,Bankouwale,BankouwâleDJTadjourah11.8227842.673610Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
224319Dadda’toDadda’to,Dadda’to,Deda’-etu,Deda’-etuDJObock12.3793342.710480Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
221629MoudoMouddo,MoudoDJTadjourah12.342.433330Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041444Ribtarytba,ريتباDJObock12.4575142.847840Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
225284’Ali SabiehAII,Ali Sabie,Ali Sabieh,Ali Sabiet,Ali Sabih,Ali Sabiè,Ali-Sabie,`Ali Sabieh,`Ali Sabih,ʿly sbyh,Али-Сабие,علي صبيح,‘Ali Sabieh,‘Ali SabîẖDJAli Sabieh11.1558342.712555000Africa/Djiboutiseat of a first-order administrative division
222570AmbouliAmboua,Ambouli,Ambua,Houmbouli,H̱oumbouli,ambwly,أمبوليDJDjibouti11.5694443.136670Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
409763ḎigriDigri,Dikri,Ḏigri,ḎikriDJAli Sabieh11.297542.853330Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041424AdoylaDJTadjourah11.958442.647880Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041442MalahoDJTadjourah12.0988942.209770Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041425Anabaʿnabt‎,عنابة‎DJAli Sabieh11.3527142.941840Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041428BouyyaDJTadjourah12.3679942.363430Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
225398AirolafAirolafDJTadjourah11.7702842.651940Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041432Guelilejlyl‎,جليل‎DJ11.0945642.648490Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041440La`assalasa,لأساDJObock12.3650643.143360Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
221103RandaRandaDJTadjourah11.8469442.660560Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
220604Ouê‘aOue`a,Ouê‘a,We`a,Wê‘a,wʿ,وعDJDjibouti11.5030642.855280Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
222596HolholHol Holl,Holhol,Holl-Holl,hlhwl,hlhwl‎,حلحول‎,هلهولDJAli Sabieh11.3102842.929443519Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
7828775GorabousDJDikhil11.3043442.217030Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041423AndaliDJObock12.4840242.986680Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
404235GoubéttoGoubatto,Goubetto,GoubéttoDJAli Sabieh11.4238943.000282003Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041438Daoudaougadawdwgha,داودوغاDJDikhil11.7582942.153620Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
448209MoulhouléMoulhoule,MoulhouléDJObock12.5916743.20Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041434Egahlouaghalw,إغالوDJObock12.1248442.937390Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
398086Ouê‘aOue`a,Ouê‘a,We`a,Wê‘a,wʿ‎,وع‎DJTadjourah11.6905642.686670Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
220931SêdorreSedorre,SêdorreDJObock12.3621643.188980Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
224660BalhoBalhoDJTadjourah12.0578642.195470Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041435Doudoub Bololeblwl dwdwb,بلول دودوبDJDikhil11.2139342.658220Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
225310‘Ali ‘AddéAdi Adda,Ali Ada,Ali Adda,Ali Adda Courant,Aliadh,`Ali `Adde,ady ʿly,ʿdy ʿly,ʿly ady,ʿly ʿdy,أدي علي,ادي علي,عدي علي,علي أدي,علي ادي,علي عدي,‘Ali ‘AddéDJAli Sabieh11.1333342.885830Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
7648070Balbalabalbala,blbala,بالبالا,بلبالاDJDjibouti11.5619443.106660Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
8346841VasamaDJAli Sabieh10.9891442.841250Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041437Dasbiyodasbyyw,داسبييوDJAli Sabieh11.2527142.798790Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041436Debnedybn,ديبنDJDikhil11.5735642.40210Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
404197DamêrdjôgDamerdjog,DamêrdjôgDJDjibouti11.4855643.187220Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
224152ḎânanDanan,ḎânanDJAli Sabieh11.1833342.93333300Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
12041441MadgoulMadgul,mdghwl,مدغولDJTadjourah12.3549542.476290Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
398121AmbabboAmbabboDJTadjourah11.7511142.814440Africa/Djiboutipopulated place
224906‘As ‘ÊlaAiroli,Ass’eyla,Assa-ela,Ass’èyla,`As `Ela,‘As ‘ÊlaDJDikhil11.0036142.10250Africa/Djiboutipopulated place

**Exploring Djibouti: Unveiling the Geographic Tapestry**

Introduction: Embarking on a Geographical Odyssey in Djibouti**

As a geographer delving into the intricate landscapes of Djibouti, I am drawn to uncovering the diverse geographical features that define this East African nation. With a keen focus on obtaining data on the cities of Djibouti, including their regions and departments, as well as the latitude and longitude of each urban center, I aim to unravel the spatial dimensions of this captivating country. From the bustling capital of Djibouti City to the remote villages nestled in the arid hinterlands, each locality contributes to the rich mosaic of Djibouti's geography.

Unveiling Urban Centers: From Djibouti City to Obock**

Djibouti's urban centers serve as focal points of activity and commerce, each with its own distinctive character and significance. In Djibouti City, the vibrant capital situated on the Gulf of Aden, visitors encounter a blend of modernity and tradition, with bustling markets, historic landmarks, and a bustling port. Meanwhile, in Obock, a coastal town located northeast of the capital, a sense of tranquility prevails amidst its picturesque waterfront and colonial-era architecture. By examining the regions and departments encompassing these urban centers, we gain valuable insights into the administrative structure and demographic composition of Djibouti's urban landscape.

Mapping Latitude and Longitude: Navigating the Diverse Terrain**

Obtaining precise latitude and longitude data for each city in Djibouti enables us to navigate the country's diverse terrain with accuracy and precision. From the rugged highlands of the Goda Mountains to the vast expanse of the Grand Bara Desert, these geographical coordinates serve as invaluable tools for understanding the spatial distribution of human settlements and natural features across Djibouti. Furthermore, they facilitate the identification of key environmental characteristics, such as mountain ranges, river valleys, and coastal ecosystems, informing conservation efforts and sustainable development initiatives.

Exploring Regional Variation: From the Gulf of Tadjoura to Lake Assal**

Beyond its urban centers, Djibouti encompasses a diverse range of geographical regions, each shaped by its unique topography, climate, and ecological features. Along the Gulf of Tadjoura, a strategic maritime gateway connecting the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, coastal plains give way to rugged cliffs and mangrove forests, supporting a rich diversity of marine life. Inland, the saline waters of Lake Assal, the lowest point in Africa, form a stark contrast to the arid landscapes of the surrounding Afar Depression. By analyzing the spatial distribution of cities and towns across these regions, we can discern patterns of settlement, land use, and environmental vulnerability, contributing to a deeper understanding of Djibouti's geographic diversity and ecological resilience.

Conclusion: Embracing the Geographic Complexity of Djibouti**

In conclusion, Djibouti stands as a testament to the intricate interplay between human activity and natural forces, offering a wealth of geographical wonders waiting to be explored. As we continue our journey as geographers, let us embrace the challenge of unraveling the mysteries of this dynamic country, while also recognizing the importance of safeguarding its natural heritage and cultural identity for future generations.

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Exploring Djibouti’s Geography: A Geographer's Perspective on Cities, Regions, and Spatial Data

Djibouti, a small but strategically significant country located in the Horn of Africa, presents a unique geographical landscape for exploration. Its position on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key maritime route, and its proximity to some of the world’s busiest shipping lanes give Djibouti a distinctive place in global geography. Despite its modest size, the country is a crossroads of cultures and a vital link between the Middle East and Africa. As a geographer, understanding Djibouti’s cities, regions, and their spatial relationships is essential to comprehending the nation’s development and the role it plays on the international stage.

Djibouti’s City Distribution and Regional Structure

Djibouti is a country with a relatively small urban footprint, but its cities are essential to both its economic and political identity. The capital, Djibouti City, is the largest and most developed urban area in the country. It serves as the political, cultural, and economic heart of Djibouti, with a bustling port that facilitates international trade and provides critical access to the Red Sea. However, the cities and towns outside Djibouti City are also important, each contributing to the nation's overall structure.

Djibouti is divided into five administrative regions: Ali Sabieh, Arta, Dikhil, Tadjourah, and the capital city of Djibouti itself. Each of these regions is home to several smaller towns and villages, each with its own geographical and cultural identity. Djibouti City is located in the coastal region, whereas other regions like Tadjourah and Ali Sabieh are inland and surrounded by desert landscapes, offering a different set of geographic challenges and opportunities for development.

The regions in Djibouti are not only shaped by their geographical features—such as the arid land and coastal areas—but also by their economic and strategic importance. For example, the regions along the coastline are key to the country's shipping and trade economy, while the interior regions are vital for their agricultural and pastoral contributions. Understanding how these regions interact with one another is crucial for any analysis of the country’s spatial dynamics.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping Djibouti’s Cities

One of the most essential aspects of geographical study is understanding the precise locations of cities and towns. In Djibouti, obtaining the latitude and longitude coordinates of each city is critical for accurate mapping and spatial analysis. These coordinates provide the foundation for understanding how Djibouti’s cities are spread across the country and how they relate to one another.

Djibouti City, located along the coast, holds the central geographic importance, but cities in the interior regions offer valuable insights into the country’s infrastructure and development patterns. By obtaining latitude and longitude data for cities like Ali Sabieh, Tadjourah, and Dikhil, one can visualize the distribution of urban areas across the country and assess their connectivity.

Latitude and longitude data not only help with mapping but also serve as a vital tool for understanding Djibouti’s geographical influences. For instance, cities located along the coast may be more vulnerable to climate-related issues, such as rising sea levels, while inland cities might face challenges related to water scarcity and transportation. By analyzing these geographic coordinates, geographers can gain a deeper understanding of the environmental challenges and opportunities each region faces.

Accessing Djibouti’s Geographical Data in Multiple Formats

For those interested in a more detailed analysis of Djibouti’s cities, regions, and geographical relationships, having access to the data in a variety of formats is essential. Obtaining data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML provides the flexibility needed to conduct a range of analyses.

CSV (Comma Separated Values) format is ideal for organizing and analyzing data using spreadsheet software. Researchers can easily manipulate the data to look at specific variables like population, land area, or economic activity in each city. SQL (Structured Query Language) allows for more advanced querying and is perfect for those working with larger datasets stored in relational databases. SQL also enables users to perform complex queries to uncover deeper insights into the spatial distribution of cities and regions across Djibouti.

For developers working with geographic data, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (Extensible Markup Language) provide flexible formats that can be integrated into web applications, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and other custom tools. These formats allow for seamless integration with mapping software and data visualization tools, making it easier to analyze and present geographic data in an interactive way.

By offering data in multiple formats, users are equipped to conduct in-depth spatial analyses, develop custom tools, or create data visualizations that offer a comprehensive view of Djibouti’s geography. Whether it’s for research, urban planning, or environmental studies, these formats ensure that the data can be tailored to specific needs.

The Potential of Djibouti’s Geographic Data

The geographic data of Djibouti offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and analysis. From its port city of Djibouti City to the more rural towns in the interior, understanding how the country's cities are distributed and how they relate to one another is essential for grasping the full picture of Djibouti’s geographical organization.

With access to precise latitude and longitude data, as well as detailed information on the regions and their subdivisions, it becomes possible to explore how geography impacts urban growth, infrastructure, and economic development. Furthermore, having this data in flexible formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML provides the tools necessary to conduct detailed analyses, generate insights, and visualize Djibouti's spatial relationships.

Understanding Djibouti’s cities and regions, from their geographical features to their urban and rural dynamics, is crucial for anyone looking to study the country more deeply. The accessibility of this data allows geographers, researchers, and planners to better understand the nation's geography and make informed decisions regarding urban development, resource management, and environmental sustainability. Djibouti’s data serves as an invaluable resource for anyone looking to explore the country’s geographic landscape and its future possibilities.

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