Oman cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format
Last update : 13 December 2024.
Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Oman. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 5294 places in Oman 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 Oman is Muscat.
Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
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286531 | As Sayḩ | As Sayh,As Sayḥ,As Sayḩ,Sayh,Sayḩ,alsyh,السّيح | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.02745 | 58.01145 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
288344 | Al Filayj | Al Filayj,Fulayj,alflyj,الفليج | OM | Southeastern Governorate | 22.42833 | 59.36151 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11556094 | Thantītī | Thantiti,Thantītī,`Araqi,thntyty,ثنتيتي,عراقي,‘Arāqī | OM | Dhofar | 16.82662 | 53.43674 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11917296 | Rahnūt | Rahnut,Rahnūt,rhnwt,رهنوت | OM | Dhofar | 17.03785 | 53.9633 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
287270 | Al Mawāliḩ al Janūbīyah | Al Mawalih al Janubiyah,Al Mawalih al Janubiyyah,Al Mawāliḥ al Janūbiyyah,Al Mawāliḩ al Janūbīyah,Mawalih,Mawāliḩ,almwalh aljnwbyt,الموالح الجنوبيّة | OM | Muscat | 23.60496 | 58.22882 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11845287 | Ḩājir Awlād Ḩammād | Hajir Awlad Hammad,hajr awlad hmad,حاجر أولاد حماد,Ḥājir Awlād Ḥammād,Ḩājir Awlād Ḩammād | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 22.47158 | 57.97644 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11774100 | Ad Dasht | Ad Dasht,aldsht,الدّشت | OM | Musandam Governorate | 26.05407 | 56.23313 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11782152 | Al ‘Uqdah | Al `Uqdah,Al ‘Uqdah,العقدة | OM | Al Buraimi | 24.26771 | 55.86514 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11917283 | Af‘ūr | Af`ur,Af‘ūr,أفعور | OM | Dhofar | 17.22221 | 54.49714 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11846650 | Al Qaḩam | Al Qaham,Al Qaḥam,Al Qaḩam,alqhm,القحم | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.57323 | 59.0315 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11773473 | Nāţibah | Natibah,Nāţibah,Nāṭibah,natbt,ناطبة | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.9217 | 56.36161 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11785573 | Qarn ar Ruwaybīyah | Qarn ar Ruwaybiyah,Qarn ar Ruwaybiyyah,Qarn ar Ruwaybīyah,qrn alrwybyt,قرن الرويبية | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.64555 | 56.37266 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11801928 | Mu‘ayrīd | Mi`ayrid,Mi‘ayrīd,Mu`ayrid,Mu‘ayrīd,معيريد | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.2182 | 56.66712 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11763491 | Al Maghlīlī | Al Maghlili,Al Maghlīlī,almghlyly,المغليلي | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.90121 | 56.21073 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11804899 | Al Qufayşī | Al Qifaysi,Al Qifayṣī,Al Qufaysi,Al Qufayşī,alqfysy,القفيصي | OM | Al Batinah South | 23.33163 | 57.50507 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11830681 | Masīḩ | Masih,Masīḩ,Misayh,Misayḥ,msyh,مسيح | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 22.5436 | 56.85179 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11800016 | Al Khaḑārī | Al Khadari,Al Khaḍārī,Al Khaḑārī,alkhdary,الخضاري | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.50294 | 56.56412 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
289281 | Al Ḩājir | Al Hajar,Al Hajir,Al H̱ājar,Al Ḩājir,Hajar | OM | Muscat | 23.51667 | 58.35 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
289146 | Al Musayqah | Al Masayqah,Al Musayqah,almsyqt,المسيقة | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.89468 | 56.44449 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11800556 | Ḩayl al Murayr | Hayl al Murayr,hyl almryr,حيل المرير,Ḥayl al Murayr,Ḩayl al Murayr | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.38892 | 56.92186 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11739011 | Rakkat ar Rawāshid | Rakkat ar Rawashid,Rakkat ar Rawāshid,Rikkat ar Rawashid,Rikkat ar Rawāshid,rkt alrwashd,ركّة الرّواشد | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.07342 | 56.50878 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
390016 | Ad Dīrḩī | Ad Dirhi,Ad Dīrḥī,Ad Dīrḩī,Dirhi,Dirhī,Umm Saghrain,Umm Şaghraīn,aldyrhy,الدّيرحي | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.64945 | 56.17641 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11763542 | Ra‘lat al Yās | Ra`lat al Yas,Ra‘lat al Yās,رعلة الياس | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.96711 | 56.20619 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11982010 | As Sarḩāt | As Sarhat,As Sarḩāt,alsrhat,السرحات | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.42872 | 58.60918 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11960026 | Aktītah | Aktitah,Aktītah,aktytt,اكتيتة | OM | Dhofar | 17.22701 | 54.23624 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11800564 | Ḩayl Buşayr | Hayl Bisayr,Hayl Busayr,hyl bsyr,حيل بصير,Ḥayl Biṣayr,Ḩayl Buşayr | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.4158 | 56.97261 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11950513 | Ashīdūt | Ashidut,Ashīdūt,ashydwt,أشيدوت | OM | Dhofar | 17.11264 | 54.43824 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11806485 | Barmalah | Barmalah,brmlt,برملة | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.2334 | 57.04588 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
287243 | Al Mazra‘ al Ḩadrī | Al Mazra` al Hadri,Al Mazra‘ al Ḥadrī,Al Mazra‘ al Ḩadrī,Mazra` al Hadri,Mazra‘ al Ḩadrī,المزرع الحدري | OM | Muscat | 23.43487 | 58.56316 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11732199 | Al Quţaynah | Al Qitaynah,Al Qiṭaynah,Al Qutaynah,Al Quţaynah,alqtynt,القطينة | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.67573 | 56.36768 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412156 | Al Bībān | Al Biban,Al Bībān,Biban,Bībān,albyban,البيبان | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.09274 | 57.73075 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11806594 | Ţawī Qawqaw | Tawi Qawqaw,twy qwqw,Ţawī Qawqaw,طوي قوقو,Ṭawī Qawqaw | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.0592 | 57.4083 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8558689 | Ashamşīr | Ashamsir,Ashamşīr,ashmsyr,أشمصير | OM | Dhofar | 17.20688 | 54.40917 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11959609 | Thaqin | Thaqin,thqn,ثقن | OM | Dhofar | 17.21831 | 54.57754 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11739060 | Al Hayl | Al Hayl,alhyl,الهيل | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.05573 | 56.6793 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11845569 | Şabşūb | Sabsub,sbswb,Şabşūb,صبصوب,Ṣabṣūb | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.09457 | 58.2909 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11806824 | Al Khudad | Al Khidad,Al Khudad,alkhdd,الخدد | OM | Al Batinah South | 23.14691 | 57.76054 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
289426 | Ad Darīz | Ad Dariz,Ad Darīz,Ad Diriz,Ad Dirīz,Dariz,Darīz,aldryz,الدريز | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.31784 | 56.61501 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11806882 | Ţawī an Nişf | Tawi an Nisf,Tawi an Nusf,twy alnsf,Ţawī an Nişf,طوي النّصف,Ṭawī an Nuṣf | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.24893 | 57.94148 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
12013403 | Sall Kumzār al Kabīr | Sall Kumzar al Kabir,Sall Kumzār al Kabīr,sl kmzar alkbyr,سل كمزار الكبير | OM | Musandam Governorate | 26.33465 | 56.42869 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11960522 | Ufayḑāḑ | Afaydad,Afayḑāḑ,Ufaydad,Ufayḑāḑ,afydad,أفيضاض | OM | Dhofar | 17.10817 | 54.17773 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8512301 | Sayḩ al Ḩasanāt | Sayh al Hasanat,Sayḩ al Ḩasanāt,syh alhsnat,سيح الحسنات | OM | Southeastern Governorate | 22.49918 | 59.45912 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412152 | Al Qasha‘ | Al Qasha`,Al Qashar,Al Qasha‘,Al Qāshār,القشع | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.06632 | 57.66331 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11800516 | Qarn al Kabsh | Qarn al Kabsh,qrn alkbsh,قرن الكبش | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.36693 | 56.68667 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11845915 | Al ‘Ābiyah | Al `Abiyah,Al `Abyah,Al ‘Ābiyah,Al ‘Ābyah,العابية | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.57884 | 58.97185 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11960527 | A‘arnūt | A`arnut,A‘arnūt,أعرنوت | OM | Dhofar | 17.12938 | 54.16654 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11814875 | Al Ḩadd | Al Had,Al Hadd,Al Ḥad,Al Ḩadd,alhd,الحد | OM | Southeastern Governorate | 21.29462 | 59.08694 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
288986 | Asjudī | Asjudi,Asjudī | OM | Al Buraimi | 24.01667 | 56.25 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11909520 | Jifjīf | Jifjif,Jifjīf,jfjyf,جفجيف | OM | Dhofar | 17.22376 | 54.56654 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11844941 | As Sidrīyah | As Sidriyah,As Sidriyyah,As Sidrīyah,alsdryt,السدرية | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.68222 | 58.27959 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8560964 | Irhan Ufayrāq | Irhan Ufayraq,Irhan Ufayrāq,Rahan Afayraq,Rahan Afayrāq,arhn afyraq,إرهن أفيراق | OM | Dhofar | 17.2525 | 54.19029 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
286465 | Shanuţ | Shanut,Shanuţ | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.11629 | 57.66007 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412246 | Ḩulayfah | Hulayfah,Ḩulayfah | OM | Southeastern Governorate | 22.1184 | 59.4038 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11785439 | Qarn Ḑank | Qarn Dank,Qarn Ḍank,Qarn Ḑank,qrn dnk,قرن ضنك | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.50475 | 56.23935 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11773483 | Al Khabbah | Al Khabbah,alkhbt,الخبة | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.95367 | 56.41057 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11832248 | An Nabbāgh | An Nabbagh,An Nabbāgh,alnbagh,النبّاغ | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 22.77814 | 57.87719 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11844986 | An Nahdah al Janūbīyah | An Nahdah al Janubiyah,An Nahdah al Janubiyyah,An Nahdah al Janūbiyyah,An Nahdah al Janūbīyah,alnhdt aljnwbyt,النهدة الجنوبية | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 22.39625 | 57.13007 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
12026997 | Khawr az̧ Z̧abī | Khawr az Zabi,Khawr az̧ Z̧abī,khwr alzby,خور الظبي | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.23388 | 56.84453 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11845881 | Qurayḩāt | Qirayhat,Qirayḥāt,Qurayhat,Qurayḩāt,qryhat,قريحات | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.71003 | 58.6482 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8559004 | Qayştā | Qaisata,Qaysta,Qayştā,qysta,قيصتا | OM | Dhofar | 17.21363 | 54.06714 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
287914 | Al Ḩafrī as Sūr | Al Hafri as Sur,Al Ḥafrī as Sūr,Al Ḩafrī as Sūr,Hifri,alhfry alswr,الحفري السور,Ḩifrī | OM | Al Batinah South | 23.71507 | 57.83025 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11829794 | Al Ghubrah | Al Ghubrah,alghbrt,الغبرة | OM | Muscat | 23.30242 | 58.56815 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11806577 | Al Khamrī | Al Khamri,Al Khamrī,alkhmry,الخمري | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.01181 | 57.49428 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11763514 | Wa‘ab ‘Abdah | Wa`ab `Abdah,Wa‘ab ‘Abdah,وعب عبدة | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.78 | 56.21401 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
288432 | Al ‘Awhī | ’Auhi,Al `Awhi,Al ‘Awhī,Falaj al `Awhi,Falaj al ‘Awhī,Uhi,`Awhi,العوهي,‘Awhī,’Auhi | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.40202 | 56.66893 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11739461 | Al Mazjah | Al Mazjah,almzjt,المزجة | OM | Al Batinah North | 23.99913 | 56.68353 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11968048 | Aţ Ţayyārī | At Tayyari,Aţ Ţayyārī,altyary,الطياري | OM | Al Wusta Governorate | 19.63641 | 57.62063 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11960571 | Madrakah | Madrakah,mdrkt,مدركة | OM | Al Wusta Governorate | 18.98332 | 57.7865 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11909593 | Mikbār | Mikbar,Mikbār,mkbar,مكبار | OM | Dhofar | 17.16085 | 54.54662 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
287122 | Al Muqaydiḩ | Al Miqaydah,Al Miqaydaḥ,Al Muqaydih,Al Muqaydiḩ,Muqaydan,almqydh,المقيدح | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 23.30023 | 56.65546 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11959991 | Aktharnūt | Aktharnut,Aktharnūt,akthrnwt,اكثرنوت | OM | Dhofar | 17.07825 | 54.06577 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11909514 | Tadhnām | Tadhnam,Tadhnām,tdhnam,تذنام | OM | Dhofar | 17.0725 | 54.55042 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11774104 | Khabbat Ţannah | Khabbat Tannah,Khabbat Ţannah,Khabbat Ṭannah,khbt tnt,خبّة طنّة | OM | Musandam Governorate | 26.00144 | 56.23427 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412905 | As Samīdah | As Samidah,As Samīdah | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.015 | 56.75278 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11948854 | Maḩfayr | Mahfayr,Maḩfayr,mhfyr,محفير | OM | Dhofar | 17.06379 | 54.55241 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
287002 | Nazab | Nazab | OM | Dhofar | 17.13333 | 54.51667 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11739442 | Ḩayl aş Şay | Hayl as Say,hyl alsy,حيل الصي,Ḥayl aṣ Ṣay,Ḩayl aş Şay | OM | Al Batinah North | 23.77974 | 56.73383 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
285944 | Yaḩī Risākh | Yahi Risakh,Yahi Rizakh,Yaḩī Risākh | OM | Dhofar | 17.48333 | 54.55 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11959643 | Ḩākāb | Hakab,hakab,حاكاب,Ḩākāb | OM | Dhofar | 17.10809 | 54.68379 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11835227 | Ash Shubayhāt | Ash Shibayhat,Ash Shibayhāt,Ash Shubayhat,Ash Shubayhāt,alshbyhat,الشّبيهات | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.88785 | 58.30102 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412906 | Ţawī al Qarīnāt | Tawi al Qarinat,Ţawī al Qarīnāt | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.0075 | 56.74139 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11804783 | Aş Şuraymah | As Sarimah,As Suraymah,Aş Şuraymah,Aṣ Ṣarīmah,alsrymt,الصّريمة | OM | Al Batinah South | 23.74882 | 57.73037 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11804904 | Ar Rajmah | Ar Rajmah,alrjmt,الرّجمة | OM | Al Batinah South | 23.3022 | 57.55469 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
285979 | Al Wāsiţ | Al Wasit,Al Wasut,Al Wāsiţ,Al Wāsuṭ,Wasit,Wāsiţ,alwast,الواسط | OM | Ad Dakhiliyah | 22.94139 | 57.59289 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11909645 | Ardaf | Ardaf,ardf,أردف | OM | Dhofar | 17.16927 | 54.24967 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11785406 | As Sayyāḩ | As Sayyah,As Sayyāḥ,As Sayyāḩ,alsyah,السياح | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.93661 | 56.26066 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11845190 | Muşaybīkh | Musaybikh,Muşaybīkh,Muṣaybikh,msybykh,مصيبيخ | OM | Northeastern Governorate | 22.45475 | 59.09615 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11827935 | Ḩillat as Sidrah | Hillat as Sidrah,hlt alsdrt,حلّة السّدرة,Ḥillat as Sidrah,Ḩillat as Sidrah | OM | Muscat | 23.57758 | 58.52782 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
288583 | Az̧ Z̧āhir | Az Zahir,Az Zahur,Az̧ Z̧āhir,Aẓ Ẓāhur,Dahr,Dhahir,Dhahr,Dhāhir,Zahir,Z̧āhir,alzahr,الظّاهر,Ḑahr | OM | Al Buraimi | 24.30214 | 56.12877 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11773427 | Shabb | Shab,Shabb,shb,شب | OM | Musandam Governorate | 25.85923 | 56.26654 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
286038 | ‘Irf | `Irf,`Urf,عرف,‘Irf,‘Urf | OM | Southeastern Governorate | 20.24858 | 58.73393 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
411712 | Al Murayfa‘ah | Al Murayf`ah,Al Murayfa`ah,Al Murayfa‘ah,Al Murayf‘ah,Murayfi`,Murayfī‘,المريفعة | OM | Ad Dhahirah | 23.31961 | 56.43106 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11774077 | Al Ḩarāqah | Al Haraqah,Al Harraqah,Al Ḥarrāqah,Al Ḩarāqah,alhraqt,الحراقة | OM | Musandam Governorate | 26.19893 | 56.24454 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11960093 | Hayāl al Khitān | Hayal al Khitan,Hayāl al Khitān,hyal alkhtan,هيال الختان | OM | Al Wusta Governorate | 20.4273 | 57.18305 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11829798 | Ash Shuway‘ī | Ash Shuway`i,Ash Shuway‘ī,الشّويعي | OM | Muscat | 23.27745 | 58.62367 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
412904 | Al Qishay‘ | Al Qashi`,Al Qashī‘,Al Qishay`,Al Qishay‘,القشيع | OM | Al Batinah North | 24.18632 | 56.86253 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8536498 | Sayḩ Māl Rakhyūt | Sayh Mal Rakhyut,Sayḩ Māl Rakhyūt,syh mal rkhwt,سيح مال رخوت | OM | Dhofar | 16.78862 | 53.37213 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
11780534 | Sayḩ al Madām | Sayh al Madam,Sayḥ al Madām,Sayḩ al Madām,syh almdam,سيح المدام | OM | Al Buraimi | 24.90461 | 55.81605 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
413402 | Aqarḩanawt | Aqarhanawt,Aqarḩanawt,aqrhnwt,أقرحنوت | OM | Dhofar | 17.11489 | 54.62627 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place | ||
8558783 | ‘Ayn | `Ayn,عين,‘Ayn | OM | Dhofar | 17.231 | 54.14479 | 0 | Asia/Muscat | populated place |
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Oman, situated on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, is a country with a rich and varied geography, from its vast deserts to rugged mountain ranges and pristine coastlines. Oman’s diverse landscape not only defines its physical beauty but also plays a pivotal role in its economic activities, settlement patterns, and resource management. As a geographer, the challenge lies in understanding how Oman’s cities and regions are distributed across this unique topography, and how geographic data can be used to assess urbanization, environmental conservation, and infrastructure development. Comprehensive data on Oman’s cities, regions, and departments is vital for this analysis, providing insights into how human settlements interact with natural landscapes and resources.
The Geographical and Administrative Layout of Oman
Oman is divided into 11 governorates, each offering a distinct geographic and cultural identity. These include the capital governorate of Muscat, which is the political, economic, and cultural hub of the country, as well as governorates like Dhofar, Al Batinah, and Al Dakhiliyah. Oman’s geography includes expansive deserts, particularly the Rub’ al Khali (Empty Quarter) in the southern regions, vast stretches of coastline along the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman, and the Hajar mountain range, which divides the country into northern and southern regions.
The governorates themselves are further subdivided into regions and departments, each with specific local characteristics. For instance, Muscat is home to the largest urban concentrations, while other governorates such as Al Dakhiliyah or Dhofar represent a mix of rural agricultural areas and smaller towns. Understanding the geography of Oman at both the governorate and local level is crucial for assessing urban expansion, regional disparities, and the distribution of natural resources.
Latitude and Longitude: Pinpointing Oman’s Cities and Regions
Latitude and longitude coordinates are essential for accurate mapping and spatial analysis of cities and regions within Oman. These coordinates allow geographers to pinpoint the precise locations of urban areas, towns, and regions, facilitating detailed geographic analysis that can inform urban planning, infrastructure development, and resource management.
For example, knowing the latitude and longitude of Muscat enables researchers to assess its position relative to other major cities, such as Salalah in the south and Sohar in the north. These coordinates also help evaluate Muscat’s proximity to critical infrastructure, such as ports, airports, and highways. The same applies to other cities, with precise coordinates enabling the identification of potential growth areas, the monitoring of urbanization patterns, and the development of transportation networks.
Latitude and longitude data also allow geographers to analyze the relationship between cities and their surrounding environments, such as how urban centers are influenced by nearby deserts, mountain ranges, or coastal areas. This geographic data is vital for understanding how Oman’s unique landscape shapes human settlements, resource availability, and the challenges related to environmental management.
The Need for Flexible Geographic Data Formats
For geographic data to be truly useful in decision-making processes, it must be accessible in multiple formats that can be easily integrated into various analysis systems and research tools. Providing geographic data on Oman’s cities, regions, and departments in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML allows for greater flexibility, making the data accessible to researchers, urban planners, and developers for different types of analyses.
- **CSV (Comma-Separated Values):** CSV files offer a simple yet effective format for organizing geographic data in tabular form. They are particularly useful for storing data such as city names, population figures, geographic coordinates, and other relevant metrics. Researchers can easily import CSV files into spreadsheets or mapping software for initial analysis, making it a perfect tool for quick access to basic geographic information.
- **SQL (Structured Query Language):** SQL is ideal for working with large datasets and performing complex queries. Researchers and planners can use SQL to query geographic data to track trends in urbanization, evaluate the distribution of resources, and assess infrastructure needs across Oman’s regions. SQL also supports spatial queries, enabling detailed analysis of geographic features such as urban growth, natural resource allocation, and transportation patterns.
- **JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):** JSON is a lightweight format widely used in web applications and dynamic systems. By offering geographic data in JSON, developers can create interactive web tools and real-time systems that allow users to explore Oman’s geography and urban development. JSON’s flexibility and ease of integration make it an ideal format for interactive maps and online platforms that display live updates on population, infrastructure, and other metrics.
- **XML (Extensible Markup Language):** XML is a versatile format ideal for storing and sharing complex, hierarchical geographic data. It is especially useful for managing and organizing large datasets, such as administrative divisions, transportation networks, and environmental data. XML ensures that data can be exchanged and processed across different platforms, supporting collaborative projects and large-scale research efforts.
By providing data in these various formats, the geographic data on Oman’s cities and regions can be seamlessly integrated into research projects, urban planning models, and environmental monitoring tools. This flexibility ensures that the data can be used in a variety of contexts, from government planning to scientific research.
A Comprehensive Database for Oman’s Geography
For anyone interested in studying the geography of Oman, access to a comprehensive and detailed database is essential. This database should include essential information on the cities, regions, and departments of Oman, along with latitude and longitude coordinates, population figures, and infrastructure data. With such a database, researchers, planners, and policymakers can examine the relationships between urbanization, resource distribution, and environmental factors.
For instance, comparing data from Muscat with other major cities like Nizwa or Salalah can provide valuable insights into regional differences in terms of infrastructure, economic activities, and population density. Understanding how these urban areas interact with Oman’s natural environment is key for designing effective policies and ensuring balanced development.
Furthermore, offering the geographic data in multiple formats—CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML—ensures that it can be applied to a wide range of research, analysis, and planning needs. Whether for analyzing regional disparities, tracking urban expansion, or developing sustainable infrastructure projects, this data provides a foundation for evidence-based decision-making and future planning.
Conclusion
Oman’s diverse geography, from its mountain ranges to its coastal cities and vast deserts, presents unique opportunities and challenges for geographers and urban planners. By obtaining accurate geographic data on the cities, regions, and departments—including their latitude and longitude coordinates—researchers and policymakers can gain a deeper understanding of the country’s spatial dynamics. Offering this data in flexible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it is accessible and adaptable for a variety of purposes, from infrastructure development to environmental conservation. A data-driven approach to understanding Oman’s geography helps inform sustainable development, urban planning, and resource management, guiding the country toward a balanced and prosperous future.