Mozambique cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, XML, SQL, JSON formats
Last update : 20 January 2026.
Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Mozambique. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 22602 places in Mozambique 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 Mozambique is Maputo.
| Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1046073 | Gàtou | MZ | Maputo Province | -25.32722 | 32.27917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1044502 | João | MZ | Inhambane | -23.40889 | 35.34083 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1100803 | Zefania | MZ | Inhambane | -22.84944 | 35.39 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1095844 | Itupa | MZ | Nampula | -16.62333 | 39.42167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1100900 | Alfiado | MZ | Inhambane | -22.60972 | 35.17833 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1104252 | Wabaudla | MZ | Gaza | -23.77083 | 33.38583 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1030320 | Nhassuzo | Nhassuxo,Nhassuzo | MZ | -16 | 32.25 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1085562 | Mafambice | Mafambice,Mafambisse | MZ | Sofala | -19.54917 | 34.62444 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1043125 | Luziveve | MZ | -25.51667 | 32.23333 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||||
| 1085648 | Aldeia Ngongote | MZ | Niassa | -13.04194 | 35.27778 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1045687 | Gueliche | MZ | -21.43333 | 33.51667 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||||
| 1101879 | Armando | MZ | Inhambane | -23.00556 | 34.82806 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1105421 | Uassetela | MZ | Inhambane | -21.66389 | 34.67861 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1049751 | Chichuco | MZ | Maputo Province | -25.12222 | 32.58417 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1026304 | Taulela | MZ | Nampula | -13.95917 | 40.19667 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1088407 | Maua | MZ | Nampula | -14.72083 | 37.66583 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1046370 | Fernando | MZ | Nampula | -15.13833 | 40.15028 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1093216 | Colocossa | MZ | Zambézia | -16.125 | 35.43306 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1088763 | Mucueper | MZ | Nampula | -14.33694 | 38.35722 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1101538 | Cabo Marrúcua | MZ | Inhambane | -23.20556 | 35.16694 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1100852 | Chacate | MZ | Inhambane | -22.71056 | 35.42194 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1101533 | Cabo Guimereco | MZ | Inhambane | -24.09556 | 35.26333 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1048535 | Chitui | MZ | Tete | -17.23083 | 35.20417 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1097886 | Chefe Mufucue | MZ | Gaza | -24.62389 | 33.24861 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1042003 | Mafussi | Mafusse,Mafussi | MZ | Manica | -20.18417 | 33.00139 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1100586 | Lacida | MZ | Inhambane | -22.74861 | 35.05361 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1102791 | Cabo Vembane | MZ | Inhambane | -23.76139 | 35.18889 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1035168 | Muxamba | MZ | Manica | -19.56556 | 33.30778 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1049410 | Chiiuanane | MZ | Inhambane | -21.80861 | 34.11944 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1034864 | Naciai | MZ | Zambézia | -17.26944 | 37.09139 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1092469 | Nipicha | MZ | Zambézia | -15.10139 | 37.16556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1024825 | Valiuléque | MZ | Nampula | -15.465 | 38.47389 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1086702 | Netelo | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -13.53444 | 38.35556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1025514 | Tuquelela | MZ | Nampula | -15.99611 | 39.71278 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1099291 | Angelo Paulino | MZ | Gaza | -24.55861 | 34.10833 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1098179 | Sambula | MZ | Gaza | -22.3925 | 31.86111 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1101870 | Semenda | MZ | Inhambane | -23.15778 | 34.95583 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1044739 | Jancau | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -13.75278 | 38.62556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1050285 | Chapenga | MZ | Sofala | -17.57667 | 35.07306 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1042361 | Macubela | MZ | Maputo Province | -25.76611 | 32.05028 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1041885 | Magouda | MZ | Inhambane | -21.61222 | 35.02361 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1050982 | Carroga | MZ | Zambézia | -17.36306 | 37.52167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1088802 | Mepaquiua | MZ | Nampula | -14.44861 | 37.82167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1104281 | Dique | MZ | Inhambane | -22.72639 | 34.93361 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1097312 | Judas | MZ | Gaza | -23.13528 | 32.50472 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1047865 | Praia de Condúcia | Conducia,Condúcia,Praia de Conducia,Praia de Condúcia | MZ | Nampula | -14.94 | 40.73917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1024262 | Zatava | MZ | Zambézia | -17.2275 | 37.74806 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1024728 | Vica | Vica | MZ | Manica | -20.40361 | 32.89917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1027612 | Salali | MZ | Tete | -15.10444 | 30.91972 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1027229 | Satane | MZ | Inhambane | -21.88 | 34.75833 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1086773 | Cabo Namexequelia | MZ | Nampula | -13.69167 | 39.93694 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1093307 | Melungose | MZ | Zambézia | -16.16 | 35.70694 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1047446 | Cunca | Cunca,Cunque | MZ | Nampula | -15.3725 | 39.48222 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1034079 | Namarripa | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -12.56194 | 39.49028 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1101071 | Fabião | MZ | Inhambane | -22.49833 | 35.44667 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1039949 | Mateus | MZ | Sofala | -20.63139 | 33.82167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1102121 | Jemisseni | MZ | Inhambane | -23.08583 | 34.64917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1086870 | Naeue | MZ | Nampula | -13.77611 | 39.80861 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1102081 | Lucas | MZ | Inhambane | -23.0325 | 34.5475 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1096345 | Aldeia Moronde | MZ | Manica | -18.53139 | 33.04083 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1032027 | Neveve | MZ | Nampula | -15.56083 | 39.85056 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1089228 | Zeferino País | MZ | Nampula | -14.92667 | 40.16 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1025078 | Umburo | MZ | Tete | -14.85556 | 31.72694 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1094243 | Chefe Nelaxe | MZ | Nampula | -16.05111 | 39.47444 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1096819 | Tendobate | MZ | Gaza | -24.21444 | 33.23667 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1035442 | Mussa | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -13.22639 | 38.97278 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1088387 | Lima | MZ | Nampula | -14.6625 | 39.29167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1098278 | Armazém | MZ | Gaza | -24.74194 | 33.30444 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1041934 | Magine | MZ | Inhambane | -21.34417 | 34.93194 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1050976 | Carvalho | MZ | Sofala | -18.14306 | 35.45028 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1052739 | Assuate | MZ | Nampula | -14.80361 | 39.96194 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1040966 | Manhumbo | MZ | Sofala | -20.4 | 33.70194 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1053175 | Alifane | MZ | Nampula | -15.04472 | 40.57694 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1047681 | Cruzado | MZ | Sofala | -18.70889 | 34.64083 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1090089 | Uanalate | MZ | Maputo Province | -25.32694 | 32.75472 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1040846 | Manuice | MZ | Sofala | -21.09694 | 34.705 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1086605 | Minga | MZ | Tete | -14.67833 | 31.34444 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1089350 | Aldeia Mifumbe | MZ | Tete | -15.62639 | 33.24417 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1035910 | Muitela | MZ | Niassa | -11.57361 | 38.1175 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1041881 | Magrasse | MZ | Sofala | -17.10667 | 34.67972 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1025821 | Tocua | MZ | Zambézia | -15.89722 | 37.81306 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1026257 | Tchanja | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -12.16444 | 40.00917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1038680 | Mepombo | Mepombe,Mepombo | MZ | Manica | -20.4625 | 33.30833 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||
| 1046562 | Estacatira | MZ | Manica | -19.18417 | 33.54556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1105042 | José | MZ | Inhambane | -22.07972 | 34.79778 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1027247 | Sardinha | MZ | -17.31667 | 35.26667 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | ||||
| 1027170 | Secundanhe | MZ | Sofala | -20.82111 | 34.41806 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1101677 | Rolamento | MZ | Inhambane | -23.75389 | 34.94556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1030735 | Nhando | MZ | Niassa | -13.2725 | 35.34722 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1052536 | Bandula | MZ | Manica | -19.01167 | 33.14333 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1095628 | Fortes | MZ | Zambézia | -17.29056 | 35.34917 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1038592 | Méque | MZ | Manica | -18.10667 | 33.08111 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1047428 | Cúpi | MZ | Zambézia | -15.40306 | 36.90778 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1086163 | Vila Verde | MZ | Niassa | -13.73667 | 37.34528 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1052878 | António | MZ | Zambézia | -17.16111 | 36.94167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1047427 | Cupira | MZ | Tete | -16.95056 | 34.85639 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1104025 | Sambucane | MZ | Inhambane | -21.33 | 34.60556 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1027835 | Rupia | MZ | Nampula | -13.69056 | 40.53306 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1087264 | Metota | MZ | Cabo Delgado | -13.34722 | 38.56167 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place | |||
| 1040258 | Masseanan | Massacane,Massassane,Masseanan | MZ | Gaza | -23.98083 | 33.30972 | 0 | Africa/Maputo | populated place |
**Exploring Mozambique: Unveiling the Geographical Tapestry**
Introduction**
Welcome to Mozambique, a country of vast landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and promising potential. As a geographer embarking on a journey to unravel the intricacies of this diverse nation, we will delve into the data of Mozambique's cities, regions, and departments, while uncovering the latitude and longitude coordinates of each urban center.
Unveiling Mozambique's Geographical Diversity**
Mozambique is a land of stunning contrasts, where the Indian Ocean kisses its eastern shores, the Zambezi River winds through its heartland, and the lush plains of the north give way to the arid landscapes of the south. This geographical diversity shapes the country's climate, ecosystems, and human settlements, painting a vivid tapestry of Mozambican landscapes.
Mapping the Urban Landscape**
Our exploration begins in Maputo, the vibrant capital city nestled along the shores of Maputo Bay. From here, we'll journey to other urban centers such as Beira, Nampula, and Quelimane, each with its own unique character and significance. By mapping out the regions and departments that encompass these cities, we gain a deeper understanding of Mozambique's administrative divisions and urban morphology.
Tracing Coordinates: Latitude and Longitude**
Armed with our geographic tools, we'll navigate Mozambique's diverse terrain using latitude and longitude coordinates as our guiding star. From the bustling streets of Maputo to the remote villages of the Niassa Province, these geographical markers will help us pinpoint the exact locations of Mozambique's urban centers and rural communities, facilitating our exploration of the country's spatial dynamics.
Interpreting Geographic Data**
Our journey through Mozambique yields valuable data that provides insights into various aspects of the country's geography. By analyzing the distribution of cities and regions, we can discern patterns of urbanization, population density, and economic activity. Moreover, we'll examine how Mozambique's geography influences factors such as agriculture, transportation, and natural resource management, shaping the livelihoods of its inhabitants.
Challenges and Opportunities**
While Mozambique boasts immense potential for development and growth, it also faces a range of challenges, including poverty, climate change, and infrastructure deficits. However, these challenges are accompanied by opportunities for sustainable development, environmental conservation, and social progress. Through initiatives such as the National Spatial Development Strategy and the Climate Resilient Infrastructure Development Facility, Mozambique is working towards a brighter and more resilient future.
Conclusion**
In conclusion, our journey through Mozambique has been an enlightening exploration of its geography and culture. By obtaining data on the country's cities and regions and interpreting this information through a geographic lens, we gain valuable insights into its spatial organization and developmental prospects. As we continue to unravel the geographical mysteries of Mozambique, we are reminded of the importance of stewardship and sustainability in shaping its future trajectory.

Download data files for Mozambique's cities in Excel (.xlsx), CSV, SQL, XML and JSON formats
Discovering Mozambique’s Geography: A Data-Driven Perspective
Mozambique, a country located along the southeastern coast of Africa, offers a rich and diverse geographical landscape. From its expansive coastline along the Indian Ocean to the rugged mountains of the interior, Mozambique’s terrain is as varied as its culture and history. For geographers, understanding the spatial organization of Mozambique’s cities, regions, and departments is essential to analyzing its urban development, resource distribution, and environmental challenges. Access to comprehensive and accurate geographic data is crucial for these analyses, helping to drive more effective decision-making in sectors ranging from urban planning to disaster management.
The Geographical Layout of Mozambique
Mozambique is divided into 11 provinces and one capital city, Maputo, which is the economic and political center of the country. The provinces, such as Niassa, Zambezia, and Tete, vary greatly in terms of their geographical features. Some provinces are located in the coastal lowlands, while others extend into the interior with more mountainous regions and river basins. Each of these regions has its own unique demographic, economic, and environmental profile, shaped by both geography and historical factors.
The cities of Mozambique, including Maputo, Beira, and Nampula, are central hubs of activity, while rural areas focus on agriculture and resource extraction. The challenge of balancing urban growth with rural development is one of the key geographical concerns in the country. For a complete understanding of Mozambique’s development and challenges, researchers need detailed data about the locations of cities, their surrounding regions, and their administrative boundaries.
Latitude and Longitude: Essential Tools for Mapping Cities in Mozambique
Latitude and longitude coordinates serve as the cornerstone of any geographic analysis. These geographic coordinates are necessary for accurately locating and mapping the cities of Mozambique and understanding their spatial relationships within the broader context of the country’s topography. By obtaining precise latitude and longitude data for cities like Maputo, Beira, and Quelimane, geographers can develop accurate maps, track urban expansion, and assess the effects of environmental factors on human settlements.
With the coordinates for each city, it becomes possible to analyze proximity to major rivers, like the Zambezi, or the Indian Ocean coast. Such data helps map how natural features such as rivers, mountains, and coastlines influence the distribution of urban areas, infrastructure, and resources. It also supports the analysis of issues such as flood risk, coastal erosion, and environmental degradation, which are increasingly important considerations as the country faces the challenges of climate change.
Flexibility of Geographic Data Formats
For geographic data to be fully useful, it needs to be accessible in a variety of formats that cater to different tools and applications. Providing geographic data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML allows users to easily manipulate and analyze the data across various platforms, whether for simple mapping exercises or complex spatial analyses.
- **CSV (Comma-Separated Values):** CSV files are one of the simplest and most widely used formats for organizing geographic data. They allow for easy sorting and organization of city names, populations, and coordinates, and are compatible with various data analysis tools and mapping software. Researchers can quickly import this data into spreadsheets or GIS platforms for visualization and analysis.
- **SQL (Structured Query Language):** For handling larger datasets, SQL is a powerful format. It allows researchers to query geographic data stored in relational databases and perform complex spatial analyses. SQL is ideal for conducting in-depth studies, such as analyzing the growth of urban areas or assessing the relationship between geographic features and population distribution across Mozambique.
- **JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):** JSON is a flexible and lightweight format, especially useful for web-based applications. It facilitates the exchange of data between platforms and is widely used in creating interactive maps and real-time applications. Researchers and developers can use JSON to integrate geographic data into digital tools that allow for dynamic exploration of Mozambique’s cities and regions.
- **XML (Extensible Markup Language):** XML is a versatile format for storing and sharing structured data. It supports both human-readable and machine-readable data, making it ideal for sharing geographic data across different systems, from governmental databases to GIS platforms. XML’s adaptability ensures that it can be used in a wide range of research and analysis applications.
Providing geographic data in these formats allows users to access, integrate, and manipulate the information in the most efficient way possible. Whether for basic mapping, advanced analysis, or interactive web applications, these formats ensure that the data can be used across different platforms and tools.
A Comprehensive Database for Mozambique’s Geography
For anyone interested in studying Mozambique’s geography, having access to a comprehensive and well-organized database is essential. A database that includes detailed information on the cities, regions, and departments of Mozambique, along with their latitude and longitude coordinates, provides the foundation for a wide range of geographic analyses.
Researchers can use such a database to study urbanization trends, assess the impact of climate change, and plan for future infrastructure development. For example, data from cities along the coast, such as Maputo and Beira, can be analyzed to assess the impact of sea-level rise and extreme weather events, while inland cities can be studied for their agricultural potential and resource distribution.
With a complete set of data on city locations, regions, and administrative divisions, users can track population growth, plan for the expansion of transportation networks, and analyze regional disparities. The availability of data in formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that the information can be easily integrated into various research projects, GIS systems, or planning tools.
Conclusion
Mozambique’s geography, with its diverse landscapes and regions, presents a complex and fascinating area for study. The country’s urbanization patterns, environmental challenges, and infrastructure needs are deeply influenced by its geography. Accessing accurate, up-to-date geographic data on Mozambique’s cities, regions, and departments—including latitude and longitude coordinates—allows researchers to gain valuable insights into the country’s development. By providing this data in flexible formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, it becomes accessible and adaptable to a wide range of research, planning, and analysis applications. This data-driven approach helps to promote more sustainable development, informed policy-making, and a deeper understanding of Mozambique’s geography.