Faroe Islands cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format

Faroe_Islands
Faroe Islands
CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 13 December 2024.

Country
Faroe Islands
Capitale
Tórshavn
Number of cities
169
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Faroe Islands. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 169 places in Faroe Islands 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 Faroe Islands is Tórshavn.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2618537KolbanargjógvKolbanargjogv,KolbanargjógvFOStreymoy62.1-6.783330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621508GerðarGerdar,Gerdhar,Gerdum,Gerðar,GjerdumFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.23333-6.566670Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2617971LangasandurFOEysturoyRunavík62.16229-6.787240Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610267VíkarbyrgiVigerberg,Vigerbirge,Vigerlirge,Vikarbyrgi,VíkarbyrgiFOSuðuroySunnbøur61.44268-6.72382Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620338HesturChestour,Gestur,Hesto,Hesto Bygd,Hestoy,Hestsbygd,Hestur,Hesturas,Hestö,Hestö Bygd,Insula Hestur,Khestur,Vostrau Khestur,hesutouru dao,hstr,hstwr,ma dao,Χέστουρ,Востраў Хестур,Гестур,Хестур,הסטור,هستر,ヘストゥル島,马岛FOStreymoyTórshavn61.95581-6.882644Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2615077PunthavnFOSuðuroy61.55-6.816670Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614699RituvíkRidevig,Rituvig,Rituvik,RituvíkFOEysturoyRunavík62.10447-6.68701327Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2624923AkrabergAkraberg,AkrabyrgiFOSuðuroySunnbøur61.39376-6.679170Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621415GjógvGiov,Gjogv,Gjov,Gjógv,Vidh Gjogv,Við GjógvFOEysturoy62.32294-6.9357953Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610846Uti á FløtumFOStreymoy62.03333-6.950Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612890SørvágurSiorvaguras,Sjorvoavur,Soervaag,Sorvaag,Sorvag,Sorvagur,Sörvag,Sørvaag,Sørvágur,Sørvåg,СёрвоавурFOVágarSørvágur62.07203-7.307491148Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612233StrendurStraender,Strender,Strendur,StrænderFOEysturoySjóvar62.10729-6.75721970Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610762VálurValen,Valur,Válur,VålenFOStreymoyKvívík62.15033-7.1439255Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2624483Á SteigA Steig,Stegaard,Stegard,Stegård,Steig,Steigargardhur,Steigargarður,Á SteigFOStreymoyKvívík62.15-7.133330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614402RunavíkRunavik,Runavikas,Runavujk,Runavík,Runevig,Рунавуйк,РунавікFOEysturoyRunavík62.10892-6.72123591Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612147StykkiðStykket,Stykkidh,StykkiðFOStreymoyKvívík62.11765-7.0600642Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2615261OyndarfjørðurAnde Fiord,Andefjord,Oyndarfjordhur,OyndarfjørðurFOEysturoy62.27792-6.84643136Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620328HeyggjurFOStreymoy62.108-6.763840Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612230StreymnesStreymnes,Stromnaes,Strömnæs,StrømnæsFOStreymoySunda62.19153-7.0315319Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612011SvínáirSvinaaer,Svinaer,Svinair,Svinåer,SvínáirFOEysturoyEiði62.23164-7.0284243Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619444Í BotniFOSuðuroyPorkeri61.48333-6.783330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614359RyggurRyg,RyggurFOVágarVága Municipality62.05072-7.203780Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2615253OyriOre,Oyri,ÖreFOStreymoySunda62.19032-6.9776172Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610805VágurVaag,Vag,Vagur,Vágur,VågFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.22398-6.586330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611962SyðrugøtaSydhrugota,Sydregote,Sydregöte,SyðrugøtaFOEysturoy62.18371-6.75145491Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616498NesNaes,Nes,NæsFOEysturoyNes62.08202-6.72724366Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621296GøtueiðiGoteejde,Gotueidhi,Göteejde,Gøtueiði,Undir Gotueidi,Undir GøtueiðiFOEysturoyEystur62.18333-6.7666739Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2624633ÁrnafjørðurArnafjordhur,Arnafjordur,Arnefiord,Arnefjord,ÁrnafjørðurFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.25264-6.5200675Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2613129SøltuvíkFOSandoy61.84693-6.887320Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2613956SjóvartoftirFOSuðuroy61.47461-6.749640Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620327HeyggjurA Heyggi,Heyggjur,Heygur,Hoi,Hoj,Höj,Á HeyggiFOStreymoyTórshavn62.10263-6.944330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611450TorkilsheyggjurTorkildshoj,Torkildshøj,Torkilsheyggjur,TorkilsheygurFOStreymoy62.08454-6.734190Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616648MykinesMyggenaes,Myggenaes Bygd,Myggenæs,Myggenæs Bygd,Mykines,MykinesbygdFOVágar62.10489-7.6341725Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616144NorðoyriNordhoyri,Nordore,Nordöre,Norðoyri,OyriFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.21667-6.53333156Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611199TrøllanesTroldenaes,Troldenæs,Trollanes,TrøllanesFOEysturoy62.36087-6.7826613Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610301Við GarðGardhur,Garður,Vidh Gard,Vidh Gardh,Við Gard,Við GarðFOEysturoyEystur62.20938-6.720790Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620149HólarFOSuðuroyHvalbøur61.60513-6.950630Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2618823KjalnesKaelnaes,Kaelnaestange,Kelnaes,Kelnæs,Kjalnes,Kælnæs,KælnæstangeFOStreymoy62.11667-6.866670Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2623007DjúpidalurFOSandoy61.8-6.750Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616491NesvíkNesvik,NesvíkFOStreymoy62.21667-7.016672Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611596TodnesTodnaes,Todnes,TodnæsFOStreymoy62.11828-6.885120Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619192KaldbakKalbak,KaldbakFOStreymoyTórshavn62.06057-6.82808258Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621300GøtaGota,Gote,Gote Kirke,Göte Kirke,Gøta,GøteFOEysturoyEystur62.19894-6.736050Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2613925SkálarFOSuðuroyHvalbøur61.60302-6.957090Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2617758LíðinOravikarlid,Ordavikarlid,Øravíkarlíð,ØrðavíkarlíðFOSuðuroyTvøroyri61.55-6.833330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614203SandvíkSandvig,Sandvik,SandvíkFOSuðuroy61.63285-6.92458116Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620838HamarFOSuðuroy61.6-6.950Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616500NesNaes,Nes,NæsFOSuðuroy61.47264-6.754430Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614212SandurSand,Sandur,Sanduras,Сандур,סאנדורFOSandoy61.8425-6.80778608Atlantic/Faroeseat of a first-order administrative division
2619615HúsarHusar,Husum,HúsarFOEysturoy62.26265-6.6890833Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621407GjógvinGjogvin,Gjoven,GjógvinFOStreymoyTórshavn62.14179-7.026980Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610270VikarVigum,VikarFOVágar62.13333-7.366670Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619744HósvíkHosvik,Hósvík,Thorsvig,TorsvigFOStreymoySunda62.15187-6.94527335Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621808FuglafjørðurFuglaf’jorur,Fuglaf’ordur,Fuglafjoerdur,Fuglafjordur,Fuglafjorduras,Fuglafjörður,Fuglafjørður,Fuglefiord,Fuglefjord,Vjoska Fuglafijordur,Вёска Фуглафіёрдур,Фуглафьордур,ФуглафьёрурFOEysturoy62.24398-6.813951542Atlantic/Faroeseat of a first-order administrative division
2610297Við KirkjarKirker,Kirkjar,Vidh Kirkja,Vidh Kirkjar,Við Kirkja,Við KirkjarFOVágarVága Municipality62.04555-7.195510Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2618011LambareiðiLambareidhi,Lambareiði,Lambarejde,LamhaugeejdeFOEysturoyRunavík62.13333-6.716677Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616914MiðvágurMidvaag,Midvag,Midvaguras,Midvåg,Mivoavur,МивоавурFOVágarVága Municipality62.05111-7.193891040Atlantic/Faroeseat of a first-order administrative division
2613827SkarvanesSkarvanes,Skarvenaes,SkarvenæsFOSandoy61.79423-6.745434Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620837HamarHamar,Hamrar,HamreFOStreymoyTórshavn62.11986-6.904850Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2623933BlankskáliBlankskali,BlankskáliFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.23195-6.697990Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620774HaraldssundHaraldssund,HaraldsundFONorðoyar62.2725-6.6029969Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621852FroðbaFrodebo,Frodebö,Frodhba,Frodhbour,Froðba,FroðböurFOSuðuroy61.54382-6.7703290Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614304SaltangaráHeidharnar,Heiðarnar,Saltangara,Saltangará,Saltangera,Saltangeraa,SaltangeråFOEysturoyRunavík62.11647-6.717971116Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614098SelatraðSelatradh,Selatrað,Selletrae,SelletræFOEysturoySjóvar62.15637-6.8716371Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620913HaldarsvíkHaldarsvik,Haldarsvík,Haldersvig,Haldorsvig,Haldorsvik,HaldórsvíkFOStreymoySunda62.27555-7.09331119Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2615720ØravíkOravik,Ordevig,Ördevig,ØravíkFOSuðuroy61.53479-6.807736Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616495NesiðNaesset,Nesidh,Nesið,NæssetFOStreymoyKvívík62.15006-7.154930Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616900MikladalurMikladalur,MygledalFOEysturoy62.33345-6.7595827Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610877UppsalirUppsalir,UpsalonFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.22201-6.584210Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614036SignabøurSignabour,Signabøur,Signebo,SigneböFOStreymoyTórshavn62.09619-6.9272710152Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612123SundSundFOStreymoyTórshavn62.04728-6.836611Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2617970LangasandurLangasandur,Langesand,NyboFOStreymoy62.23354-7.046540Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616709MúliMule,Muli,MúliFONorðoyar62.35059-6.576884Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611796TeigarFOSuðuroyFámjin61.52187-6.884690Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610806VágurVaag,Vag,Vagur,Vaguras,Voavur,Våg,Вагур,ВоавурFOSuðuroyVágur61.47324-6.811851363Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620680HattarvíkHattarvik,Hattarvík,HattervigFONorðoyarFugloy62.32942-6.2757211Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610685VatnsoyrarVandsore,Vandsøre,Vatnsoyrar,VatnsoyriFOVágarVága Municipality62.06667-7.2333344Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2624094BiskupsstøðBiskopsto,Biskopstø,Biskupsstodh,BiskupsstøðFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.22701-6.576850Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610294Við SjógvSiov,Sjogv,Sjov,Sjov Kirkja,Sjovar Kirkja,Sjógv,Sjóvar Kirkja,Vidh Sjogv,Við SjógvFOEysturoySjóvar62.11967-6.750051158Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2622625ElduvíkEldevig,Elduvik,ElduvíkFOEysturoyRunavík62.28022-6.9051723Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610300Við GarðGardhur,Garður,Vidh Gardh,Við GarðFONorðoyar62.36651-6.543270Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2623713BøurBo,Bour,Bö,BøurFOVágar62.08781-7.3662974Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2615255OyrargjógvFOVágar62.11667-7.166670Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2611964SyðradalurSydhradalur,Sydredal,SyðradalurFOEysturoy62.245-6.6605714Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619693HoyvíkGojvik,Hojvig,Hojvikas,Hoyvig,Hoyvik,Hoyvík,Höjvig,Khojvik,Khojvujk,Гойвік,Хойвуйк,Хойвік,ჰოივიკიFOStreymoyTórshavn62.03407-6.781274618Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621440GjánoyriGjaanore Hoalfst,Gjaanöre Hoalfst,Gjanoyri,GjánoyriFOStreymoy62.22535-7.0387555Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2624653ArgirArdzhir,Arge,Argir,Argiras,АрджирFOStreymoyTórshavn61.99595-6.771542504Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2621765FunningurFunding,FunningurFOEysturoyRunavík62.28713-6.9679947Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619427Í HúsiHus,Huse,Husi,Hús,Húsi,I Husi,Í HúsiFOStreymoy62.04859-7.163090Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2619361JansagerðiIansagerdhi,Iansagerði,Jansagerdhi,Jansagerði,Jensegaerde,JensegærdeFOVágarVága Municipality62.04385-7.185920Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2610293Við SjógvSjogv,Sjov,Sjógv,Ved Sjov,Vidh Sjogv,Við SjógvFOStreymoyTórshavn62.11821-6.897440Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2612216StrondStrand,StrondFONorðoyarKlaksvik62.26667-6.583330Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2620811HamrabyrgiFOSuðuroySunnbøur61.44063-6.725760Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
6955573SuduroyFOSuðuroyFámjin61.51877-6.830060Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2617771LeynarLeinum,Lejnum,Leynar,LeynumFOStreymoyKvívík62.1165-7.04054112Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2617406LopraLobra,LopraFOSuðuroySunnbøur61.44361-6.77135124Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2613140SøldarfjørðurSoldarfjordhur,Solmundarfjordhur,Solmundefiord,Solmundefjord,Sölmundarfjörður,SøldarfjørðurFOEysturoyRunavík62.16319-6.75429365Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616916MiðgerðiMidhgerdhi,Midjord,MiðgerðiFOStreymoyTórshavn62.11912-6.884220Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2616148NorðdepilNorddeble,Nordhdepil,NorðdepilFONorðoyarHvannasund62.29467-6.52506163Atlantic/Faroepopulated place
2614063SevlendiSeblende,Sevlende,SevlendiFOStreymoy62.11277-6.755320Atlantic/Faroepopulated place

**Exploring the Enigmatic Faroe Islands: A Geographer's Perspective**

Nestled amidst the wild North Atlantic Ocean, the Faroe Islands beckon with their rugged beauty and storied history. As a geographer delving into the mysteries of this remote archipelago, the quest for data regarding its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates unveils not only numerical coordinates but also narratives of resilience, isolation, and cultural richness.

Traversing the Island Communities**

The Faroe Islands' scattered settlements dotting the dramatic landscapes offer a glimpse into a world shaped by nature's capricious hand and human perseverance. From the vibrant capital of Tórshavn, with its colorful houses clustered around the harbor, to the remote village of Gjógv perched on the edge of towering cliffs, each community tells a unique tale of adaptation to the island's harsh yet awe-inspiring environment. For a geographer, obtaining comprehensive data on the Faroe Islands' cities, including their regions and departments, is akin to unraveling the intricate fabric of human habitation in the face of geographical challenges.

Mapping the Island Divisions**

The Faroe Islands' territorial landscape is characterized by a patchwork of rugged terrain and coastal fjords, divided into distinct regions and municipalities. From the windswept plains of Sandoy to the sheer cliffs of Suðuroy, each region boasts its own distinct topography and cultural heritage. The data quest for a geographer transcends mere numerical coordinates, delving into the nuances of regional identity, economic activities, and social cohesion amidst the island's isolation.

Navigating Latitude and Longitude**

In the pursuit of geographical understanding, latitude and longitude serve as indispensable tools, guiding explorers through the labyrinth of the Faroe Islands' rugged coastlines and winding fjords. From the northern outpost of Viðareiði to the southern tip of Suðuroy, each city's geographical coordinates offer insights into its unique geographical context and cultural significance. For a geographer, acquiring accurate latitude and longitude data is akin to charting a course through the Faroe Islands' geographical tapestry, deciphering the interplay between human settlement and natural forces.

Unveiling the Ecological Riches**

Beyond the quaint villages and rocky shores, the Faroe Islands harbor a wealth of ecological treasures waiting to be discovered. From the teeming bird colonies nesting on sheer cliffs to the rich marine life thriving in the surrounding seas, this remote archipelago pulsates with biodiversity. As a geographer, the quest for data extends beyond human settlements, encompassing the intricate web of ecosystems that sustain life in this harsh yet fragile environment. Obtaining latitude and longitude data for each city becomes a gateway to understanding the interconnectedness of nature and human society amidst the isolation of the Faroe Islands.

Conclusion: Navigating the Faroe Islands' Geographic Tapestry**

In the tapestry of the Faroe Islands' geography, the quest for data serves as a compass, guiding geographers through a landscape shaped by centuries of human ingenuity and natural forces. From the windswept cliffs to the cozy villages nestled in fjord valleys, the Faroe Islands invite exploration and discovery by those willing to venture beyond the beaten path. As we delve deeper into the heart of this enigmatic archipelago, let us not only seek coordinates on a map but also embrace the stories etched into its landscapes, awaiting interpretation by curious minds and adventurous spirits alike.

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Exploring the Faroe Islands: A Geographer’s Insight into Cities, Regions, and Data

The Faroe Islands, an archipelago of 18 islands situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, present a unique and diverse landscape. Though small in population and size, the islands’ rugged coastlines, towering cliffs, and green valleys make them a fascinating subject for geographical study. As a geographer, understanding the layout of the cities and regions, their relationship to the environment, and the data available for detailed spatial analysis is critical in exploring how geography influences the development, economy, and culture of the Faroe Islands.

Geographical Structure of the Faroe Islands: Cities, Regions, and Administrative Divisions

The Faroe Islands are an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, with a distinct political structure that reflects both its historical ties to Denmark and its geographical isolation. The islands are divided into several regions, each with distinct characteristics shaped by the islands' terrain, climate, and historical settlements.

The main urban center is Tórshavn, located on the island of Streymoy. As the capital and largest city, Tórshavn is not only the political and administrative hub of the islands but also the cultural and economic heart. Beyond Tórshavn, other towns such as Klaksvík and Runavík serve as important centers for trade, fishing, and agriculture. These cities, although small by global standards, play a significant role in maintaining the unique lifestyle of the Faroese people.

The geographical layout of the Faroe Islands is heavily influenced by its mountainous terrain, which impacts the distribution of settlements and infrastructure. The islands’ steep, rugged landscapes make communication and transportation between cities and regions challenging, and the geography has historically led to the development of small, self-sustaining communities. The coastal areas, however, are more densely populated, with ports playing a key role in the country’s maritime economy, particularly through fishing.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping the Faroe Islands' Cities

Latitude and longitude are vital tools for geographers studying the Faroe Islands. By obtaining the exact geographical coordinates of each city, we gain precise location data that allows for accurate mapping and deeper spatial analysis. Understanding the exact latitude and longitude of cities like Tórshavn, Klaksvík, and Vestmanna is essential in evaluating their relationships to the surrounding natural environment, as well as understanding their access to resources such as fishing grounds, transportation routes, and energy sources.

Tórshavn’s positioning along the southern coast of Streymoy, for example, makes it ideally situated for trade and access to sea routes, while smaller towns on more remote islands may face challenges in terms of accessibility. Latitude and longitude data enables researchers and urban planners to assess the logistical challenges posed by the terrain, as well as opportunities for connectivity and economic development in this isolated region.

Furthermore, understanding the geographical positioning of the Faroe Islands' cities is critical for addressing environmental issues, such as the potential impacts of climate change. The precise coordinates allow geographers to model sea-level rise, coastal erosion, and other environmental factors, contributing to better planning for infrastructure and community resilience.

Accessing Faroe Islands’ Geographic Data in Multiple Formats

For geographers, urban planners, and developers, accessing geographic data in a variety of formats is essential for conducting detailed analyses of the Faroe Islands' cities and regions. The ability to obtain data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML provides flexibility and adaptability for various uses, from basic research to advanced spatial modeling.

CSV (Comma Separated Values) format is ideal for organizing city and regional data in a way that is easy to read and analyze in spreadsheet programs. This format allows for sorting and filtering data based on criteria like population size, area, or distance from major ports, helping researchers quickly compare the cities and regions of the Faroe Islands. SQL (Structured Query Language) is essential for managing large datasets in relational databases, allowing users to run complex queries, analyze regional relationships, and generate reports on the spatial characteristics of each city and region.

For developers and those working with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (Extensible Markup Language) are highly effective formats for integrating geographic data into custom applications, maps, and data visualizations. These formats allow for the creation of dynamic, interactive tools that can map the Faroe Islands' cities, visualize patterns of urbanization and population density, and even model environmental changes such as shifting climate zones or resource distribution.

The ability to access the Faroe Islands' geographic data in these formats ensures that users can customize their analyses and integrate the data into a variety of systems and applications, from urban development projects to environmental management plans.

The Importance of Geographic Data for Understanding the Faroe Islands

The geography of the Faroe Islands plays a pivotal role in shaping the development and lifestyle of its people. With a small population and unique challenges stemming from its island nature, understanding the distribution of cities, their regions, and their geographical coordinates is essential for exploring the Faroe Islands' spatial dynamics.

Having access to precise latitude and longitude data, alongside information about the regions and administrative divisions, allows researchers and planners to gain deeper insights into the factors influencing urban growth, infrastructure development, and resource management. Whether it's understanding how the geography affects transportation between islands, or how urbanization is progressing in the capital Tórshavn, geographic data is key to making informed decisions.

In addition, the availability of geographic data in flexible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it can be used in a wide variety of ways. Researchers can study trends in population growth, planners can model future infrastructure needs, and developers can create tools to visualize and interact with the data dynamically. This broad access makes geographic data invaluable for anyone looking to engage with the Faroe Islands' geographical, environmental, and socio-economic characteristics.

By unlocking the potential of the Faroe Islands' geographic data, users can better understand the interplay between the islands' cities and their natural environments. This information is vital for shaping the future development of the Faroe Islands, ensuring that urbanization and infrastructure growth proceed in harmony with the surrounding ecosystems and the needs of the population. Whether for academic research, environmental conservation, or urban development, access to accurate geographic data will be instrumental in shaping a sustainable future for the Faroe Islands.

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