Papua New Guinea cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format

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Papua New Guinea
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Last update : 20 January 2025.

Country
Papua New Guinea
Capitale
Port Moresby
Number of cities
11446
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Papua New Guinea. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 11446 places in Papua New Guinea 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 Papua New Guinea is Port Moresby.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2097370FonliFonli,FunliPGNew Ireland-3.3711153.330150Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2084477UwuPGEast Sepik-4.48333142.483330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095073KaiauKaeiu,KaiauPGCentral Province-8.95594146.715010Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2092287LipoamPGSandaun-3.58244142.12730Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2101048Albinama 3Albinama 3,Albinama Number 3PGEast Sepik-3.59894142.92110Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2084463Vailala KukipiPGGulf-7.9295145.397170Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2091077MebuPGMadang-5.78863146.361470Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2088431PerigoPGEast Sepik-3.58333143.683330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2089672NgaragoomaNaragooma,New Naragooma,NgaragoomaPGMorobe-6.63333146.633330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2091066Me’enakaPGMorobe-7.15459145.777810Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2100590Arimatau Number 1Arimatau Number 1,Arimetau Number 1PGMadang-4.82303145.294720Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2132978MagauboMagaubo,MoguboPGCentral Province-10.27222148.95380Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2094592KarawopPGEast Sepik-3.41089143.415680Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093521KongibuglPGSouthern Highlands-6.2144.016670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090349MukulDuaval,MukulPGEast New Britain-5.3151.333330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096133HinihonHinihon,Hininon,HinohonPGMadang-4.70152145.284780Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090259MuntatungriPGEast Sepik-4.21667143.683330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2087808RambumbaPGEast Sepik-3.51667143.50Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2101269AhiaPGGulf-7.68333145.450Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2088493Pegai’aguPGSouthern Highlands-6.25347144.006910Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093519KongobiKongobi,KongobipPGWestern Province-5.38776141.519250Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093522KongiKomgi,KongiPGEast New Britain-4.39299151.733350Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2100580ArinafaPGEastern Highlands-6.4145.733330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085936TalelomaPGSouthern Highlands-6.36667143.850Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2091790MalaPGWestern Highlands-5.66667144.383330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2099031BrandiPGEast Sepik-3.6143.70Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2099444BiniguniBiniguna,Biniguni,XBNPGMilne Bay-9.66676149.284430Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093768KofiPGEast Sepik-3.41667143.40Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2089942NangonaiPGGulf-7.63646146.045010Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085431TindaneTindane,TindaneiPGSouthern Highlands-6.46667144.033330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
8439958Du’unaruPGBougainville-6.43347155.565080Pacific/Bougainvillepopulated place
2086912SepaPGMadang-4.29036144.972570Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093518KongonPGSandaun-4.83333141.150Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090571MomoiogoMomoiogo,MomoioguPGNorthern Province-9.24414148.815120Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2092951KurumunaPGChimbu-6.33333145.133330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2087079SavaiviriSavaimini,SavaiviriPGGulf-8.13184146.137880Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2094006KikitambuPGEast New Britain-4.26667152.083330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090955MensuatPGEast Sepik-4.45143.750Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096915GiringPGWest New Britain-5.98333149.350Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2100379AuPGWest New Britain-6.10539149.618640Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2092960KurukumbuteiPGSouthern Highlands-6.01667142.833330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090075NakePGMadang-5.08333145.633330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2092294Liorofa Number 2Liorofa 2 Government Rest House,Liorofa Number 2PGEastern Highlands-6.01667145.566670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2099499BilPGNew Ireland-3.39328153.271750Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095624InaukaneInaukane,InqukanePGChimbu-5.9145.066670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2098485DadbiaPGWestern Province-6.33254142.392180Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096103HogoteruPGEastern Highlands-6.36322145.522580Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2100068BairimanBairaman,BairimanPGEast New Britain-5.76019151.388070Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2132995LumaobuPGMilne Bay-10.38333150.050Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2083955WamunguWamangu,WamunguPGEast Sepik-3.79039143.652810Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2087204SanshiPGSandaun-3.8142.60Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2086010TagulPGEast New Britain-5.33333152.133330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2084142WahiWahi,WaihaiPGSandaun-3.58333141.033330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2098929BuiambumBuiambum,BuiambunPGMorobe-7.15147.066670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095573InjipPGSouthern Highlands-6.16667143.450Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
8528075EgelePGSouthern Highlands-5.81966142.734070Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
8425485KubiraKubiraPGWestern Province-8.45776143.227880Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2100852AmusaPGEastern Highlands-6.66667145.40Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2091732MalasaitMalasait,MalasetPGEast New Britain-4.46673151.874380Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2088452PenaropPGSouthern Highlands-6.29184143.565510Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093523KonggimbuglPGSouthern Highlands-6.133331440Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2101421AbeguPGEast Sepik-3.78731142.71540Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085037Tulu Number 1Sarkin,Tulu,Tulu 1,Tulu Number 1PGManus-1.95893146.833840Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2087768Rapitok Number 4PGEast New Britain-4.38333152.116670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093378KoropaKorona,KoropaPGMadang-5.69127145.535070Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2094087KevasopPGMadang-4.7145.916670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095778IfkinduPGSandaun-3.68889142.500940Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096415HaleiPGSouthern Highlands-6.03333143.383330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2088470PelinPGEast New Britain-5.75151.083330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2099402BisianumuPGCentral Province-8.71667147.416670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2094702KanukabuPGGulf-7.85186145.278390Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2101222AikuPGWest New Britain-6.03333149.50Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2086982SelambenguiPGWestern Province-5.31667141.066670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096496GwiabinnaPGWestern Province-6.22163142.139560Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2087184SapudisPGEnga-5.69086143.866480Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2098460Dahabiga VillagesPGEast Sepik-3.56236142.976950Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2098760BuroweiPGEast New Britain-5.98333150.766670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2097875DwelambaPGEast Sepik-3.6143.583330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2101372AdapaPGMadang-4.86667145.550Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2084844UgumaraPGWestern Province-6.46667142.583330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085276TolTLO,TolPGEast New Britain-4.97915152.005890Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2097441FeraminFRQ,Faram,FeraminPGSandaun-5.20955141.702990Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
8439202EfeiPGEastern Highlands-6.29554145.758340Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2132504SuauIsudau,SuauPGMilne Bay-10.62373150.016660Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2113826TimetautaPGBougainville-6.05833154.916670Pacific/Bougainvillepopulated place
2097469FarangotPGNew Ireland-4.0191153.642430Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2097241GaloalePGWest New Britain-5.43551150.421370Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2083130Yamegau’umPGChimbu-6.26667145.016670Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2093416KorisataPGNorthern Province-8.55231147.921620Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2089392NumbutPGMorobe-6.50473147.37080Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095462IsaguamPGSandaun-4.07659141.23240Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2096607GumusPGMadang-5.4145.483330Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090022NamasalangNamasalang,NemasalangPGNew Ireland-3.0273151.382030Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2091886MaimaiMaima,MaimaiPGCentral Province-8.52776146.914010Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085670TavaiTavai,Tavai NumutePGCentral Province-9.71667147.450Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2095245JitibuJitebu,Jitibu,Sitibu,SitubuPGMadang-4.95043144.6650Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2085972TakariPGEastern Highlands-6.67792145.453070Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2090377MugaiamutiPGEastern Highlands-6.71667145.550Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
2086506SiviriPGGulf-7.96368145.759610Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place
8529201SoraPGChimbu-6.57338144.612860Pacific/Port_Moresbypopulated place

**Exploring Papua New Guinea: A Geographer's Perspective**

Nestled in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a land of unparalleled biodiversity, cultural richness, and geographical diversity. As a geographer, delving into the spatial dynamics of PNG offers a captivating journey into its unique landscapes and cultural tapestry. In this article, we embark on an exploration to obtain data on PNG's cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, unraveling the intricate geography of this captivating island nation.

Unveiling PNG's Urban Centers**

PNG's urban centers serve as focal points of economic activity, cultural exchange, and social interaction amidst its vast tropical wilderness. From the bustling capital of Port Moresby, with its panoramic views of the Coral Sea, to the vibrant city of Lae, nestled amidst lush rainforests, PNG's cities are dynamic hubs of diversity and vitality. Obtaining data on PNG's cities involves mapping their geographical coordinates, analyzing their demographic composition, and understanding their role in shaping the country's urban landscape.

Exploring PNG's Diverse Regions**

Beyond its urban centers, PNG boasts a mosaic of diverse regions, each characterized by its unique topography, flora, and fauna. From the rugged mountains of the Highlands to the pristine beaches of the Islands Region, PNG's regions showcase the country's rich natural heritage and ecological significance. Obtaining data on PNG's regions entails delineating their administrative boundaries, studying their geological features, and assessing their environmental importance.

Mapping Latitude and Longitude in PNG**

The geographical coordinates of PNG's cities and landmarks play a pivotal role in navigation, resource management, and environmental conservation efforts. Situated on the Pacific Ring of Fire, PNG is prone to seismic activity and volcanic eruptions, making accurate latitude and longitude data crucial for disaster preparedness and response. Obtaining precise geographical coordinates for PNG's cities and regions facilitates spatial analysis, infrastructure planning, and scientific research.

Preserving PNG's Cultural and Environmental Heritage**

In conclusion, PNG's rich geographical diversity and cultural heritage make it a captivating subject of study for geographers and researchers alike. By obtaining data on its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, we can contribute to the sustainable development and conservation of this biodiverse nation. Let us continue to explore and appreciate the wonders of PNG's landscapes and cultures, ensuring their preservation for generations to come.

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Understanding the Geography of Papua New Guinea: A Geographer's Perspective

Papua New Guinea (PNG), located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, is one of the most geographically diverse countries in the world. With its rugged mountain ranges, tropical rainforests, and extensive coastline, the country presents a unique challenge for urban planning, resource management, and environmental conservation. As a geographer, analyzing the spatial distribution of Papua New Guinea's cities, regions, and provinces provides critical insights into how human settlements interact with the country's diverse landscapes. Geographic data, particularly on cities and their corresponding regions, is essential to understanding and addressing the challenges of sustainable development, infrastructure needs, and natural resource management in PNG.

The Administrative and Geographical Layout of Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea is divided into 22 provinces, each with its own distinct geography, culture, and economic activities. Some of the most prominent provinces include the capital province, NCD (National Capital District), which houses Port Moresby, the political and economic heart of the country. Other provinces such as Eastern Highlands, Western Highlands, and Morobe play key roles in the country's agricultural, mining, and tourism sectors.

The island's physical geography includes towering mountain ranges like the Bismarck and Owen Stanley ranges, tropical forests, and vast wetlands, particularly along its coastline and river systems. These diverse geographic features influence the population distribution across the country, with urbanization concentrated in coastal regions, especially in Port Moresby and Lae, while rural areas remain more sparsely populated and reliant on agriculture.

Understanding how these cities and regions relate to each other and their environment is essential for addressing infrastructure challenges, ensuring sustainable urban growth, and managing the rich natural resources that Papua New Guinea possesses.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping Papua New Guinea’s Cities and Regions

Latitude and longitude coordinates are crucial for accurately mapping the cities, regions, and provinces of Papua New Guinea. With precise coordinates, researchers and urban planners can analyze the spatial relationships between urban centers like Port Moresby, Lae, and Mount Hagen and the surrounding environments, including the natural resources, transportation routes, and environmental risks.

For instance, knowing the coordinates of Port Moresby helps urban planners assess its proximity to critical infrastructure such as ports, airports, and highways, which facilitate trade and connectivity within the country and beyond. Similarly, geographic data for more remote areas, such as the highland regions or the island provinces, allows for a better understanding of the challenges they face in terms of accessibility, infrastructure development, and resource management.

Latitude and longitude coordinates also play a key role in environmental monitoring. For example, knowing the exact location of urban centers and rural regions allows for the monitoring of ecological zones, including rainforests, coral reefs, and flood-prone areas. This data is essential for disaster response strategies, particularly for natural events such as floods, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions, which are common in the Pacific region.

The Value of Accessible Geographic Data Formats

To make geographic data effective for researchers, urban planners, and policymakers, it is essential that it be made available in a variety of formats. By offering data on Papua New Guinea’s cities, regions, and provinces in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, this data becomes accessible and usable across different platforms for various types of analysis and decision-making.

- **CSV (Comma-Separated Values):** CSV files are a straightforward format for organizing geographic data such as city names, population figures, coordinates, and other important metrics. Researchers and planners can easily import CSV files into spreadsheets or GIS software to conduct basic spatial analysis and visualize geographic trends. This format is particularly useful for users who need quick access to data without complex processing.

- **SQL (Structured Query Language):** SQL is ideal for managing large datasets stored in relational databases. With SQL, researchers can run complex queries on geographic data, allowing them to track trends in urbanization, assess infrastructure needs, or compare population growth in different provinces of Papua New Guinea. SQL supports spatial queries, making it a powerful tool for in-depth geographic analysis.

- **JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):** JSON is a flexible and lightweight format commonly used for web-based applications. By offering geographic data in JSON, developers can create interactive maps and real-time applications that allow users to explore Papua New Guinea's cities and regions dynamically. JSON’s adaptability makes it ideal for integrating geographic data into location-based services and web platforms that require real-time updates.

- **XML (Extensible Markup Language):** XML is ideal for storing structured geographic data in a hierarchical format. It is particularly useful when dealing with complex datasets, such as administrative boundaries, infrastructure networks, and natural resource information. XML ensures that data can be exchanged across different systems and platforms, supporting collaborative efforts among researchers, governments, and organizations.

By providing geographic data in these formats, Papua New Guinea’s geographic information becomes adaptable to various research, policy, and development applications. Whether it’s for urban planning, environmental monitoring, or resource management, the flexibility of these formats enhances the ability to analyze and visualize data for better decision-making.

A Comprehensive Database for Papua New Guinea’s Geography

A well-structured geographic database is essential for anyone looking to study or work in the field of urban planning, resource management, or environmental conservation in Papua New Guinea. Such a database should include detailed data on the cities, regions, and provinces, as well as additional geographic details such as population figures, infrastructure data, and environmental features. This comprehensive database would serve as a key resource for understanding how the country's geographic landscape influences its development.

For example, comparing data from urban centers such as Port Moresby with more remote regions like the highland provinces or the islands can provide insights into how geography affects population distribution, infrastructure needs, and resource access. A database of geographic data can also be used to assess the impact of environmental factors, such as climate change or deforestation, on different regions of the country.

Providing this data in flexible formats—CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML—ensures that it can be easily integrated into various research platforms and decision-making tools. Whether used for environmental studies, urban development, or disaster preparedness, a comprehensive geographic database is a valuable tool for anyone working to guide the future development of Papua New Guinea.

Conclusion

Papua New Guinea’s diverse geography, from its highland regions to its coastal plains and vast forests, presents both challenges and opportunities for urban planning, resource management, and environmental sustainability. By obtaining accurate geographic data on the cities, regions, and provinces—including latitude and longitude coordinates—researchers and policymakers can gain valuable insights into the spatial dynamics of the country. Offering this data in flexible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it is accessible, adaptable, and useful for a variety of purposes, from policy analysis to infrastructure development and environmental monitoring. A data-driven approach to understanding Papua New Guinea’s geography supports informed decision-making, sustainable development, and long-term environmental conservation.

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