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

Singapore
Singapore
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Last update : 13 December 2024.

Country
Singapore
Capitale
Singapore
Number of cities
135
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Singapore. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 135 places in Singapore 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 Singapore is Singapore.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
1880592Kampong KopitSG1.26667103.833330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880565Kampong Pulau KechilSG1.28333103.733330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880583Kampong Mandai KechilSG1.44083103.765280Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880544Kampong Sungai TengahSG1.38333103.90Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880329SagaSaga,Saga VillageSG1.26667103.833330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880828Aik Hong and Aik Chiang EstateSG1.39083103.728610Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880537Kampong TelokSG1.38333103.650Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882107Saint Michael’s EstateSG1.32778103.860830Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880577Kampong PahangSG1.40917104.032780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7289737BugisBugis,Bugis Square,Bugis Street,Bugis Village,Kampong Bugis,Wujishi,Wǔjíshì,pukis,wu ji shi,பூகிஸ்,武吉士SG1.30056103.854930Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880588Kampong LadangSG1.40444104.033330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880571Kampong Pengkalan PetaiSG1.40333103.850Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880493Lam San VillageLam San,Lam San VillageSG1.37694103.731390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880555Kampong SemineiKampong Seminei,SeminoiSG1.40694104.039440Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880540Kampong Tanjong PenjuruKampong Tanjong Penjuru,Kampong Tanjong PenuruSG1.3103.750Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880589Kampong LadangSG1.33333103.90Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880554Kampong Serangoon KechilSG1.39103.907220Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880569Kampong PermatangSG1.42417104.038890Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880723Changi VillageChangi,Changi Village,Kampung Changi,zhang yi cun,樟宜村SG1.39037103.986740Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880609Kampong BugisSG1.21667103.766670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880548Kampong Sungai BelangSG1.42333104.066670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880528Kampong Wak BechikSG1.28333103.716670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
6690793Blk 822 Jurong West Street 81SG1.347103.693570Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880556Kampong Sanyonkong ParitKampong Sanyongkong,Kampong Sanyonkong ParitSG1.40611104.065830Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880581Kampong NoordinSG1.41778103.9650Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880585Kampong Mak BaokSG1.26667103.716670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880573Kampong Pengkalan KundorSG1.41103.844440Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880348PunggolBang’e,Bǎng’é,Ponggol,Punggol,Punggol Village,bang e,ponkol,pwngl,پونگل,பொங்கோல்,榜鹅SG1.41444103.906940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882155Yishun New TownNee Soon,Yishun,Yishun New Town,yi shun,义顺,義順SG1.43333103.831110Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880545Kampong Sungai PandanSG1.31667103.750Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880531Kampong Ulu JurongSG1.35103.716670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880575Kampong Pasir MerahSG1.42917104.046940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880795Banta TengehSG1.35103.650Asia/Singaporepopulated place
6355174Gamat-eMas Network (Singapore) Blk 34, Whampoa WestGamat-eMas Network (Singapore)SG1.31989103.862450Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880602Kampong Che JevahSG1.41444103.989720Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882318Sungai Mandai VillageSungai Mandai,Sungai Mandai VillageSG1.41056103.776940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7289760Sengkang New TownSengkang,Sengkang New Town,Sheng Gang,Shèng Gǎng,cenkan,sheng gang,செங்காங்,盛港SG1.39167103.894440Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880584Kampong MamamSG1.41722103.976110Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880591Kampong KranjiKampong Kranji,Kelanzhi,Keranji,Kranji,Kèlánzhī,ke lan zhi,kiranci,கிராஞ்சி,克兰芝SG1.43333103.750Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880242Somapah SerangoonSG1.36667103.883330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880183Thong Hoe VillageThong Hoe,Thong Hoe VillageSG1.41806103.701940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882118Tanglin HaltSG1.30139103.79750Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880570Kampong Perigi PiauSG1.23333103.766670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880755Bright Hill CrescentSG1.35103.833330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880593Kampong KitinSG1.435103.859170Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880547Kampong Sungai BlukarSG1.38806103.918330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7289766HarbourFrontSG1.2652103.82010Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880597Kampong Java TebanSG1.33333103.733330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880582Kampong MelayuKampong Malayu,Kampong MelayuSG1.40861103.979440Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1903712Kam Wak HassanSG1.4375103.830560Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880622Kampong Ayer GemuruhSG1.35103.983330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880469MarsilingMarsiling,ma xi ling,马西岭SG1.44111103.770830Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880567Kampong PinangKampong Pinang,Kampong Sungi PinangSG1.38111103.894170Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880621Kampong Ayer LimauSG1.28333103.716670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880529Kampong UnumKampong Unam,Kampong UnumSG1.43139104.059720Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880534Kampong Tongkang PechahSG1.39103.876390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880561Kampong RetehSG1.33333103.90Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880574Kampong Pasir RisBaisha,Baxili,Báishā,Bāxīlì,Kampong Pasir Ris,Pacir ris,Pasir Ris,Pācir ris,ba xi li,bai sha,pacir ris,பாசிர் ரிஸ்,巴西立,白沙SG1.37833103.931940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882778Marine ParadeMalin Bailie,Marine Parade,Marine Parade Estate,Mǎlín Bǎiliè,ma lin bai lie,marin paret,மரின் பரேட்,马林百列SG1.30306103.9077846390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880595Kampong Kebun BaharuSG1.36667103.866670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880559Kampong SalabinSG1.41611104.033330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880557Kampong SanyongkongSG1.39833104.057780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882749Kampong SirenSG1.35222103.898060Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7281987Novenanovina,nuo wei na,நொவீணா,诺维娜SG1.31697103.84380Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880137Yew TeeYew Tee,Yew Tee Village,Yow ToeSG1.39444103.753890Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880135Yio Chu KangYio Chu Kang,Yio Chu Kang VillageSG1.39111103.851390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880587Kampong Lew LianSG1.35103.866670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880568Kampong PesekSG1.28333103.683330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880620Kampong Ayer MerbauSG1.26667103.716670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1884737Choa Chu Kang New TownCCK,Cai Cuo Gang,Chhoa Chhu Kang,Chhòa Chhù Káng,Choa Chu Kang,Choa Chu Kang New Town,Chua Chu Kang,Cài Cuò Gǎng,cai cuo gang,cuva cu kan,சுவா சூ காங்,蔡厝港SG1.3825103.749720Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880536TengahDeng Jia,Dēng Jiā,Kampong Tengah,Teng-ka,Tengah,tenka,தெங்காSG1.37194103.703890Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7289731EunosGeylang East,Geylang Timur,kelan kilakku,ya long dong,கேலாங் கிழக்கு,芽笼东,芽籠東SG1.32252103.898220Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880517Keat Hong VillageKeat Hong,Keat Hong VillageSG1.37778103.744170Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882316WoodlandsWoodlands,Woodlands New TownSG1.43801103.78877252530Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880294SeletarSeletar,Shilida,Shílǐdá,cilettar,shi li da,சிலேத்தார்,实里达,實里達SG1.41103.87417250Asia/Singaporepopulated place
6942030Night SafariSG1.40226103.787890Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880614Kampong Batu KoyokSG1.39694104.047780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880579Kampong PachitanSG1.31667103.916670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880437Nee Soon EstateNee Soon,Nee Soon Estate,Nee Soon VillageSG1.40278103.817780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880611Kampong BerembanSG1.38139103.915830Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880572Kampong Pengkalan PakauSG1.40944104.07250Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880605Kampong Chai CheeSG1.33333103.933330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880159Ulu BedokUlu Bedok,Ulu Bedok VillageSG1.33333103.933330Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880606Kampong Bukit PanjangSG1.38361103.760Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880751Bukit Mandai VillageBukit Mandai,Bukit Mandai Village,Mandai,Mandai Road Village,Wanli,Wànlǐ,wan li,万礼SG1.41222103.756670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880822Ama KengAma Keng,Ama Keng VillageSG1.40444103.706670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880526Kampong Wak HassanSG1.46139103.836390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880623Kampong Ayer BajauSG1.36667103.650Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880701Chye KaySG1.42611103.824170Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1882788Kampong SakengSG1.20778103.777780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880539Kampong TebanSG1.37861103.907780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880563Kampong PunggolSG1.4125103.910280Asia/Singaporepopulated place
7289746NewtonSG1.30902103.837570Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1881953Jurong TownBandar Baharu Jurong,Jurong,Jurong New Town,Jurong Town,Jurong Village,Yulang,Yùláng,juron,yu lang,ஜூரோங்,裕廊SG1.33417103.722780Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880351Pulau Ubin VillageKampong Pulau Ubin,Pulau Ubin,Pulau Ubin VillageSG1.40333103.971390Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880604Kampong ChangiSG1.383331040Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880639Jalan KayuDixil,Jalan Kayu,jalan kayu,re lan jia you,ஜலன் காயு,惹兰加由SG1.39722103.871940Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880550Kampong SudongSG1.20639103.728610Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880541Kampong Tanjong IrauKampong Tanjong Irau,Kampong Wah TuangSG1.45667103.846670Asia/Singaporepopulated place
1880428Ong LeeOng Lee,Ong Lee VillageSG1.35103.750Asia/Singaporepopulated place

**Exploring Singapore's Urban Landscape**

Singapore, often hailed as the Lion City, stands as a testament to the marvels of urban planning and development. As a geographer delving into the geographical intricacies of this dynamic island nation, unraveling the data surrounding its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates offers a fascinating glimpse into its urban landscape and spatial organization.

Mapping Out Urban Centers**

At the heart of Singapore's geographical tapestry lie its vibrant urban centers, bustling with activity and teeming with life. From the iconic skyline of downtown Singapore to the charming neighborhoods that dot its periphery, each city within the island nation holds its own unique charm and significance. Obtaining data on the cities of Singapore involves not only pinpointing their geographical coordinates but also delving into their historical evolution, socio-economic dynamics, and cultural diversity.

Navigating Regional Divisions**

Beyond its urban centers, Singapore is divided into various regions and planning areas, each playing a crucial role in shaping the nation's spatial organization and development trajectory. From the bustling commercial district of Marina Bay to the serene residential enclaves of Bukit Timah, each region offers a distinct blend of amenities, infrastructure, and lifestyle choices. Obtaining data on the regions and departments of Singapore entails not only mapping out their administrative boundaries but also studying their demographic profiles, land-use patterns, and environmental sustainability initiatives.

Pinpointing Latitude and Longitude**

The geographical coordinates of Singapore serve as vital navigational markers, guiding us through its bustling streets, verdant parks, and iconic landmarks. Situated just north of the equator, Singapore enjoys a tropical climate characterized by warm temperatures and high humidity year-round, making it an inviting destination for tourists and residents alike. Obtaining accurate latitude and longitude data for the cities and landmarks of Singapore is essential for understanding their spatial distribution, environmental resilience, and cultural significance.

Embracing the Geographical Diversity**

In conclusion, Singapore's geographical landscape is a testament to the nation's remarkable journey of urban transformation and development. As geographers, let us continue to explore and document the geographical wonders of this dynamic island nation. By obtaining data on its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, we can contribute to a deeper understanding and appreciation of Singapore's unique identity and place in the global arena of urbanization and innovation.

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Exploring the Geography of Singapore: Unlocking Data for Urban and Regional Insights

Singapore, a small but highly developed island nation at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, is a remarkable example of how geography shapes urbanization, governance, and sustainable development. Despite its compact size, Singapore has one of the most efficient urban planning systems in the world, leveraging its geographical advantages and overcoming the constraints imposed by its land scarcity. For geographers and urban planners, acquiring detailed geographic data about Singapore’s cities, regions, and departments is essential for continued growth and planning. This article explores the geography of Singapore and the importance of obtaining accurate geographic data to better understand its urban dynamics, infrastructure, and sustainability efforts.

The Geography of Singapore: An Island Nation with Global Influence

Singapore spans just over 700 square kilometers, making it one of the smallest countries in the world. Despite its size, the city-state’s geographical location, infrastructure, and natural resources allow it to exert significant global economic and political influence. Located at the crossroads of international trade routes, Singapore is a maritime hub that connects East and West, facilitating global trade and commerce through its strategic port.

Singapore’s geography is defined by its dense urban landscape, extensive coastline, and limited natural resources. The country consists of one main island, Singapore Island, and about 60 smaller islands. The central region of Singapore is heavily urbanized, while the northern, western, and eastern parts of the island host a combination of residential, industrial, and recreational spaces. The urban environment is interspersed with green spaces and parks, which play a vital role in environmental conservation and the quality of life for residents.

The nation’s urbanized areas extend well beyond its central region, with satellite towns and planned districts that maximize the efficient use of limited land. Singapore’s ability to innovate in land reclamation, housing development, and public transportation serves as a model for other cities facing similar geographic constraints.

Regions, Municipalities, and Administrative Divisions of Singapore

Singapore is a unitary state with a centralized government. However, it is divided into planning areas, which are further grouped into regions for administrative purposes. These planning areas serve as the primary administrative units for urban planning, with each planning area having its own distinct urban development goals, infrastructure, and zoning regulations.

The five regions in Singapore are the Central Region, Eastern Region, Western Region, Northern Region, and the North-Eastern Region. Each of these regions includes several planning areas, which represent specific neighborhoods or districts. For example, the Central Region includes downtown areas like the Central Business District (CBD), Marina Bay, and Orchard Road, which are major commercial and retail hubs. The Eastern Region includes areas such as Changi and Tampines, which are known for residential and industrial zones as well as the Changi Airport.

Singapore’s urban planning emphasizes mixed-use development, with commercial, residential, and recreational spaces integrated within each district. This approach helps maintain a balance between urban growth and the conservation of green spaces. With limited land available, Singapore also places great importance on efficient public transportation systems, which connect the regions and planning areas with ease.

The country’s approach to urban design and development highlights the need for accurate geographic data to guide decision-making. Geographic information on the exact location of cities, towns, and districts is crucial for optimizing the nation’s infrastructure, housing, and urban growth strategies.

The Role of Geographic Data in Understanding Singapore’s Urban Landscape

In order to effectively plan for growth, resource distribution, and sustainability, geographic data is essential for understanding how Singapore’s cities, regions, and departments interact with each other and their surroundings. Latitude and longitude coordinates for each city or planning area are key for urban planners, developers, and researchers to analyze the spatial relationships between urban zones, green spaces, and infrastructure.

By obtaining geographic data in formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, stakeholders can better visualize, analyze, and manage the complex urban landscape of Singapore. These formats allow geographers to integrate data into Geographic Information Systems (GIS), where it can be used to create detailed maps, perform spatial analysis, and model various development scenarios.

For example, the latitude and longitude coordinates of each district can be used to create maps that highlight population density, transportation connectivity, and key infrastructure like schools, hospitals, and parks. By integrating this data into GIS tools, urban planners can forecast future growth patterns, ensure the equitable distribution of services, and optimize the design of urban spaces.

Practical Applications of Geographic Data for Singapore’s Development

Geographic data plays a vital role in several practical applications in Singapore, ranging from urban planning and infrastructure development to environmental conservation and sustainability efforts. Singapore’s dense urban environment demands efficient land use, and geographic data helps planners make informed decisions on where to build, how to optimize public spaces, and how to ensure a sustainable future for the city-state.

For urban planners, geographic data can be used to assess the suitability of various areas for residential, commercial, or industrial development. Given the constraints on land, understanding the exact locations of key infrastructure such as roads, utilities, and public services is essential for effective urban growth. By using geographic data, planners can ensure that these infrastructures are located in areas that minimize congestion and maximize accessibility for residents.

In terms of sustainability, geographic data is invaluable for monitoring the health of the country’s green spaces and conservation efforts. Singapore is known for its innovative urban greenery initiatives, such as vertical gardens and extensive parks. Geographic data helps track the location and health of these green spaces, ensuring that they remain integral to the urban landscape and provide environmental, social, and economic benefits.

Additionally, geographic data is essential for managing public transportation networks. Singapore’s efficient MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system, bus routes, and pedestrian walkways are all guided by geographic data, allowing for optimization of routes, scheduling, and capacity management.

Empowering Singapore’s Future with Spatial Data

As Singapore continues to innovate and expand, the need for accurate and up-to-date geographic data becomes even more important. By obtaining and analyzing detailed spatial data, policymakers, urban planners, and businesses can make data-driven decisions that foster sustainable growth while preserving the country’s environmental and cultural heritage.

With geographic data available in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, decision-makers have the flexibility to integrate it into various platforms and tools that can enhance urban planning, resource management, and environmental sustainability. Whether for residential development, commercial growth, or conservation efforts, geographic data empowers stakeholders to make informed decisions that align with Singapore’s long-term goals.

Conclusion

Singapore’s geographic landscape is a testament to successful urban planning and development in a densely populated and resource-constrained environment. By obtaining accurate and detailed geographic data on the country’s cities, regions, and departments, stakeholders can better understand how to manage growth, ensure sustainability, and optimize infrastructure. The flexibility of data formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML allows for comprehensive analysis, enabling Singapore to continue its evolution as a smart, green, and efficient urban hub. Geographic data is a key driver in ensuring the city-state’s future success while maintaining a balance between development and environmental stewardship.

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