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

Ethiopia
Ethiopia
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 05 December 2025.

Country
Ethiopia
Capital
Addis Ababa
Number of cities
10820
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Ethiopia. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 10820 places in Ethiopia 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 Ethiopia is Addis Ababa.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
332974KīyoETOromiya9.2666741.383330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
342867Ba’itakorETTigray13.8035339.469140Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
338843DirēETOromiya9.9833338.650Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325953YedelETOromiya9.2537.916670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328473ShulETAmhara10.4833337.033330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
336696Ghel AdeiETSomali5.9833342.70Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
340653Ch’otēETOromiya9.4166738.50Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341077Ch’anch’oETOromiya9.0666738.183330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335774Gubbo VoltaETOromiya4.6166740.216670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
327305TubaETSNNPR8.2166737.683330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
336376Gīt’oETOromiya9.9833338.416670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
8561305WitīETAmhara9.7143739.766730Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
330265Mut’ē WashaMut’e,Mut’e Washa,Mut’ē,Mut’ē WashaETOromiya9.6666738.833330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
340248DaganoETOromiya6.7833340.050Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
331309MedaloETOromiya8.6538.733330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341512BugayaETTigray13.4281939.168830Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328936SelehestETAmhara11.9833339.366670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326546WedajoETAmhara11.1833339.933330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335972GoraETAmhara10.6848640.043750Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
327372Ts’ahaftīTs’ahafti,Tsakhafti,Ts’ahaftīETTigray13.015439.665050Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
340293Dada GimbelETOromiya10.2538.60Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
336943Gende DirēETOromiya9.538.966670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
329592RobitRobi,Robit,Robī,Shewa RobiETAmhara9.9946139.896930Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335806Grotte SalanETĀfar13.0833341.133330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
333954JatanēETOromiya9.7833338.616670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325762YuboETOromiya9.138.450Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325677ZehaETAmhara11.9539.133330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325692Zebch’ETAmhara10.338.183330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326719Wach’uETAmhara9.1876939.613190Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328068Sup’ēSube,Sup’e,Sup’ēETOromiya8.5166735.666670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
6282847DuluDulu,Dulu (2)ETOromiya9.3727841.858890Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334434Īgo HāmbroETDire Dawa9.5788941.781940Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
345935Āba Bora ĀgerETOromiya8.7666739.40Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335849GoshuETOromiya9.6166737.766670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
336159GojoGeldu,Gojo,Jeldu,Jeldu GojoETOromiya9.2666738.083330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341303BussaETSNNPR5.7537.433330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326953UgoruETOromiya5.1539.666670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
332133Lek’lech’itaETAmhara10.3333337.633330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326234WerjīGergas,Iergas,Jergas,Werji,WerjīETOromiya9.838.333330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341312BuscianneETSNNPR7.7666737.633330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326025YagēETAmhara10.4833338.633330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341922BizetETTigray14.3833339.250Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335601GumbīchuETOromiya9.5833338.750Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
342079BīloETOromiya9.2833337.150Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
331342MebeshīETOromiya9.237.050Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334085IrgoyēIrgoye,Irgoye (2),Irgoyē,Irgoyē (2)ETAmhara11.2666739.883330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341682BoredaBoreda,Borodda,DafneETSNNPR6.3537.70Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
344828AdotETSomali6.0494442.405830Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
331686Mai UollelETTigray14.2166738.716670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325566ZomaETAmhara10.0333339.033330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
332342LabukoETSNNPR5.3333336.233330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326065WofīETOromiya9.4833338.950Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334447IeruETSNNPR5.9333337.90Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334729HilmiloHilmilo,Khil’milo,Sefo,ХильмилоETTigray14.4811139.104720Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
337235Gasha JagrēGasha Jagre,Gasha Jagre (1),Gasha Jagrē,Gasha Jagrē (1)ETAmhara13.0333338.066670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
345855Āba TeklēETOromiya8.4833338.40Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
345337Ad Garab SadiaiETTigray13.9764639.144740Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335208HalliHalli,HallyETĀfar11.7666741.783330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
327734TemboETAmhara10.7917639.052720Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
6311163RendoETSomali6.9497242.693610Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
332803KoraETOromiya9.1075640.534180Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
332373KuyēKuye,Kuyē,UrunguETAmhara10.7400Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
329809PaccheloPacchelo,TaadaETGambela7.4833334.016670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341658BoreyETOromiya9.538.983330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
329836OromoETAmhara11.8666739.733330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
338405DuraitiETSNNPR5.4166737.683330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334368Īle ĀmenETDire Dawa9.682542.118060Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
339490Shamen’Del Mika’el,Del Mīka’ēl,Shamen’,Shamen’ETAmhara10.6428539.582090Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
332495K’unīCunni,K’uni,K’uni (2),Kunni,K’unī,K’unī (2),QuniETOromiya9.0209540.903280Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
329074SedētaETOromiya8.0666737.533330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
338265Ējērso T’īkīBabessa,Babesso,Edzherso Tiki,Ejerso T’iki,Ējērso T’īkīETOromiya8.403636.051610Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328210SolēETOromiya9.9166738.316670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
338296EjerETSNNPR8.0537.950Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
333266KereyuETOromiya9.1563942.095830Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
341599Bot’ēETOromiya9.7166738.666670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
339698Debre SahilDebre Sahil,GunaETOromiya8.3833339.933330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335055Harbu DīdībēETOromiya9.9166737.183330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
335537Gunt AmbaETAmhara9.9169339.677350Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
325657Zenalk’aZenalk’a,Zenalk’a (2),Zenalk’a,Zenalk’a (2)ETAmhara12.5666738.766670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
345435Addi MicaelAddi Micael,Addi MicailETTigray12.4833339.616670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
333479K’ech’in Mesk’elETAmhara12.0666739.150Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
342818BalēdaETTigray14.0544439.376940Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
329864O’odesīO’odesi,Ooddessi,O’odesīETOromiya3.6166738.866670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
416473Mekane BirhanETTigray13.7819438.830Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334440IgirsoETOromiya8.1166737.10Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
6742596Meda KanzaMeda KanzaETTigray14.4146738.568120Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334382ĪlamuETOromiya9.7333338.566670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
336698Gheido AieiuGeido Ayeyu,Gheido AieiuETSomali8.743.90Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
326731WaboETOromiya9.6833337.016670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
6422500Bursagi-MallayleBursagi-MallayleETSomali4.70542.841390Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
6311197MarkoETSomali5.4794444.345280Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328370Silt’ēSilt’e,Silt’ē,Uodesha,UodessaETSNNPR8.0166738.333330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
337654FontanīnaFontanina,Fontanīna,GoraETAmhara10.9761139.780920Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
339674Debre Ts’iyonDasbras’eyon’,Dasbras’eyon’,Debra Sion,Debre Ts’iyon,Debre Ts’iyonETTigray14.0230139.643270Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
333141K’et’ībaETOromiya7.3333340.533330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
340500CoragiaETSNNPR6.5833338.316670Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
334070Isac Dever GheorghisIsac Dever Georgis,Isac Dever GheorghisETAmhara12.737.633330Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
328880SendafaSandafe,Sendafa,Sendefa,SendefàETOromiya9.1520339.023357326Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
342488Bek’elenBek’elen,Bek’elen Sefer,Bek’elen,Bek’elen SeferETOromiya9.1166742.30Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place
338239ĒlahmarElahmar,Elakhmar,ĒlahmarETSomali9.5166742.857780Africa/Addis_Ababapopulated place

**Exploring Ethiopia's Geographical Tapestry: A Personal Expedition**

Introduction: Embracing the Geographic Diversity of Ethiopia**

As a geographer, immersing oneself in the geographical intricacies of Ethiopia is akin to embarking on a captivating journey through time and space. With a keen focus on acquiring data concerning its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, we set out on a deeply personal expedition to unravel the multifaceted layers of Ethiopia's landscape and cultural mosaic.

Discovering Urban Centers: From Addis Ababa to Dire Dawa**

Ethiopia's urban centers serve as vibrant hubs of activity, each bearing its own distinctive character and significance. From the cosmopolitan allure of Addis Ababa, where the pulse of the nation beats strongest amidst towering skyscrapers and bustling markets, to the historical charm of Dire Dawa, with its blend of Ethiopian and Somali influences, each city offers a unique window into the cultural and economic dynamics of modern Ethiopia. By delving into the regions and departments encompassing these urban centers, we gain invaluable insights into the administrative structure and spatial distribution of urbanization across the country.

Mapping Latitude and Longitude: Navigating Ethiopia's Diverse Terrain**

Acquiring precise latitude and longitude data for every city in Ethiopia allows us to navigate its diverse terrain with accuracy and insight. From the rugged highlands of the Simien Mountains, where jagged peaks pierce the sky and endemic wildlife roams freely, to the vast expanse of the Danakil Depression, one of the hottest and lowest places on Earth, these geographical coordinates serve as indispensable tools for understanding Ethiopia's geological and ecological diversity. Moreover, they enable us to identify patterns of settlement and land use, as well as assess the vulnerability of communities to natural hazards such as droughts and floods.

Exploring Regional Variation: From Tigray to Oromia**

Beyond its urban centers and natural wonders, Ethiopia encompasses a tapestry of regions, each characterized by its own unique topography, climate, and cultural heritage. From the ancient rock-hewn churches of Tigray, where history and spirituality converge amidst rugged landscapes, to the verdant highlands of Oromia, where coffee plantations thrive amidst lush forests and fertile valleys, each region offers a glimpse into Ethiopia's rich tapestry of human and natural diversity. By acquiring data on the latitude and longitude of key landmarks, such as Lake Tana or the Bale Mountains, we can analyze patterns of regional development, resource utilization, and cultural identity, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of Ethiopia's dynamic geography.

Conclusion: Celebrating Ethiopia's Geographic Splendor**

In conclusion, Ethiopia's geography is a source of boundless fascination and wonder, offering a rich tapestry of landscapes, cultures, and histories to explore and appreciate. As we continue our journey as geographers, let us embrace the challenge of unraveling the complexities of Ethiopia's geographical tapestry, while also recognizing the importance of preserving its natural heritage and cultural legacy for future generations to cherish and enjoy.

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Exploring Ethiopia’s Geography: A Geographer’s Insight into Cities, Regions, and Data

Ethiopia, a landlocked country in the Horn of Africa, is known for its rich history, diverse cultures, and striking landscapes. From the vast highlands of the Ethiopian Plateau to the lowlands of the Rift Valley, the country offers a complex geographical landscape that shapes its cities, regions, and overall development. As a geographer, understanding the spatial arrangement of Ethiopia's cities and their relationship to the surrounding environment is crucial for assessing urban growth, resource management, and regional planning. With modern technology and accessible geographic data, there is an opportunity to gain deeper insights into how geography influences the social, economic, and environmental aspects of the country.

Geographical Structure of Ethiopia: Cities, Regions, and Administrative Divisions

Ethiopia is divided into regional states and chartered cities, each with its own geographical and administrative significance. The country is divided into ten regions: Addis Ababa, Afar, Amhara, Benishangul-Gumuz, Dire Dawa, Gambela, Harari, Oromia, Sidama, and Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNPR). These regions are further subdivided into zones and districts, providing a detailed framework for governance and resource management.

Addis Ababa, the capital and largest city, is the political and economic center of Ethiopia. Located in the central part of the country, Addis Ababa serves as a hub for commerce, governance, and culture. Other major cities, such as Mekelle, Bahir Dar, and Hawassa, are located in different regions, each contributing to the country’s diverse economy and cultural heritage.

The geographical layout of these regions influences population density, urbanization, and the distribution of economic activities. The highlands, which stretch across much of the northern and central parts of the country, are home to the majority of the population and offer fertile land for agriculture. The lowlands, found in the eastern and southern parts of Ethiopia, are less populated but are rich in natural resources and are becoming increasingly important for investment in industries such as mining and energy.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping Ethiopia’s Cities

Latitude and longitude coordinates are fundamental for mapping and analyzing the spatial distribution of cities across Ethiopia. These coordinates provide precise location data for each city, allowing for the exploration of their relationships to surrounding regions and natural features.

Ethiopia’s cities are spread across diverse geographical landscapes, each with its own unique position relative to the country’s highlands, lowlands, and rivers. For example, Addis Ababa, located in the highlands, enjoys a temperate climate and serves as the political capital, while cities like Dire Dawa and Jijiga, situated in the eastern lowlands, experience a much hotter, arid climate.

By obtaining latitude and longitude data for Ethiopia’s cities, geographers can analyze the distribution of urban areas, evaluate transportation networks, and study how cities interact with their surrounding environments. For urban planners, having this precise geographic data is crucial for designing infrastructure, managing resources, and planning for future growth.

Accessing Ethiopia’s Geographical Data in Multiple Formats

For anyone interested in exploring Ethiopia’s geography in greater detail, having access to data in multiple formats is essential. The ability to obtain geographic data on cities, regions, and their coordinates in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML provides flexibility for researchers, developers, and urban planners to tailor the data to their specific needs.

CSV (Comma Separated Values) is an accessible format for organizing data in a tabular form. Researchers can use CSV files to filter and analyze city data based on various criteria such as population, area, and regional affiliation. SQL (Structured Query Language) is ideal for those working with larger datasets and relational databases. SQL allows users to run complex queries and analyze spatial relationships between cities, regions, and natural features, providing a deeper understanding of the country’s geographic dynamics.

For developers and those working with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (Extensible Markup Language) are widely used formats for integrating geographic data into web applications and custom mapping systems. These formats allow for the creation of dynamic tools and interactive maps, enabling users to explore Ethiopia’s cities and regions in real-time and gain insights into urbanization trends, transportation networks, and more.

The availability of Ethiopia’s geographic data in these various formats allows for a wide range of applications, from research and analysis to practical decision-making in urban development, infrastructure planning, and environmental management.

The Value of Geographic Data for Understanding Ethiopia

Ethiopia’s diverse geography offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and analysis. By understanding the spatial distribution of cities and regions, geographers and planners can assess how the country’s urban areas interact with their surrounding environments and how geography influences its economic and social dynamics. The availability of precise latitude and longitude data for each city further enhances this understanding by providing the necessary tools to map and analyze the country’s geography in detail.

Accessing Ethiopia’s geographic data in flexible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that the information can be tailored to the specific needs of researchers, urban planners, and policymakers. Whether studying urban growth patterns in Addis Ababa, assessing regional development in the southern or eastern parts of the country, or planning for environmental sustainability, geographic data is a critical resource for informed decision-making.

Furthermore, understanding the interplay between Ethiopia’s natural features, such as its rivers, mountains, and climate, and its cities is crucial for sustainable development. With access to geographic data, it becomes possible to explore how cities are adapting to environmental challenges and how they can continue to grow in harmony with their surroundings.

By unlocking the potential of Ethiopia’s geographic data, users can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the country’s urbanization, environmental challenges, and opportunities for future development. Whether for academic research, governmental planning, or private sector investment, this data is invaluable for anyone looking to explore Ethiopia’s geography and its potential for growth and sustainability.

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