Australia cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats
Last update : 10 December 2024.
This is the best list of 13889 cities in the Australia available in 4 formats ( CSV, Json, SQL, XML ). We have cleaned up the Geoname database to leave only the towns, capitals and villages. All are all associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).
Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.
Here is an example of the data from the Australia file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:
Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
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8605753 | Barraratjpi | AU | Northern Territory | East Arnhem | -13.216 | 136.38895 | 0 | Australia/Darwin | populated place | ||
2075591 | Buckingham | Buckingham,Buckinghams Mill | AU | Western Australia | Collie | -33.4 | 116.33333 | 18 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
11865490 | Lukes Clearing | Lukes Clearing | AU | Queensland | -28.21676 | 153.11659 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2178060 | Alligator Creek | Alligator Creek | AU | Queensland | Mackay | -21.33333 | 149.2 | 772 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
2143343 | Winwill | Winwill | AU | Queensland | Lockyer Valley | -27.6 | 152.21667 | 138 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
8605687 | Wumajbarr | AU | Northern Territory | Roper Gulf | -14.16577 | 135.69154 | 0 | Australia/Darwin | populated place | ||
11748524 | Watercarrin | AU | Western Australia | Cunderdin | -31.46948 | 117.30281 | 32 | Australia/Perth | populated place | ||
2176052 | Berrybank | AU | Victoria | Corangamite | -37.98333 | 143.48333 | 42 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
8579073 | Errinundra | Errinundra | AU | Victoria | East Gippsland | -37.48365 | 148.71635 | 0 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2162084 | Jumbunna | Jumbunna | AU | Victoria | South Gippsland | -38.46667 | 145.76667 | 121 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
8630913 | Moomba | MOO,Moomba | AU | South Australia | -28.11034 | 140.20729 | 0 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | ||
2145554 | Ulladulla | Ulladulla,Улладулла | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Shoalhaven Shire | -35.35906 | 150.47247 | 6468 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2147233 | Tea Gardens | Tea Gardens | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Snowy Monaro Regional | -36.61667 | 149.28333 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2156472 | Mourilyan | Mourilyan | AU | Queensland | Cassowary Coast | -17.58258 | 146.04349 | 551 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
11747811 | Malinong | AU | South Australia | The Coorong | -35.52063 | 139.51221 | 40 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | ||
2151650 | Richmond | Richmond,XRH,lichimeondeu,richmondi,Ричмонд,რიჩმონდი,리치먼드 | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Hawkesbury | -33.59956 | 150.75142 | 5630 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2173544 | Bulga | Bulga | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Singleton | -32.66667 | 151.01667 | 348 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2166997 | Exeter | Exeter | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Wingecarribee | -34.61283 | 150.32083 | 918 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2070698 | Gomersal | Gomersal | AU | South Australia | Light | -34.55 | 138.88333 | 47 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | |
11745829 | Dolphin Sands | AU | Tasmania | Glamorgan/Spring Bay | -42.08357 | 148.14707 | 116 | Australia/Hobart | populated place | ||
2072995 | Deeside | Deeside,Deeside Homestead | AU | Western Australia | Manjimup | -34.37944 | 116.41395 | 0 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
8597018 | Munduran | Munduran | AU | Queensland | Winton | -22.87832 | 141.83758 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
2156063 | Murrumbucca | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Snowy Monaro Regional | -36.0985 | 149.0512 | 80 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
8598696 | Tiree | Tiree | AU | Queensland | Flinders | -21.63 | 145.10698 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
2166844 | Farquhar Park | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -31.95 | 152.61667 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |||
8614606 | Culbunya | Culbunya | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Mid-Western Regional | -32.13739 | 149.75756 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
8625965 | Eastville | Eastville | AU | Western Australia | Wickepin | -32.78756 | 117.73089 | 0 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
8605893 | Kolorbidahdah | AU | Northern Territory | West Arnhem | -12.61256 | 134.32834 | 0 | Australia/Darwin | populated place | ||
2142392 | Yea | Yea,ia,イア | AU | Victoria | Murrindindi | -37.21067 | 145.42755 | 1789 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
8614520 | Weona | Weona | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional | -35.76203 | 149.57598 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2072053 | Elliston | Ehlliston,Eiliston,Elliston,Эллистон | AU | South Australia | Elliston | -33.64795 | 134.88893 | 396 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | |
8635022 | Mungungo | Mungungo | AU | Queensland | North Burnett | -24.76578 | 151.1633 | 71 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
2176055 | Berriwillock | Berriwillock | AU | Victoria | Buloke | -35.63333 | 143 | 160 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
11749012 | Nanarup | AU | Western Australia | Albany | -34.99559 | 118.06466 | 30 | Australia/Perth | populated place | ||
2167703 | Egg Lagoon | Egg Lagoon | AU | Tasmania | King Island | -39.6524 | 143.9701 | 25 | Australia/Hobart | populated place | |
2153888 | Palmvale | Palmvale | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Tweed | -28.37037 | 153.48585 | 82 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2156551 | Mount Nicholson | AU | Queensland | Livingstone | -23.31667 | 150.65 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2152261 | Quibet | Quibet | AU | Queensland | Maranoa | -27.39845 | 148.54013 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
8614300 | Coodravale | Coodravale | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Yass Valley | -35.12283 | 148.68496 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2157016 | Moore | Moore | AU | Queensland | Somerset | -26.90051 | 152.29344 | 290 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
11963631 | Glencolvin | Glencolvin | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.58014 | 152.11235 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2173211 | Bunnabunoo | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Dungog | -32.5 | 151.53333 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2072435 | Dunnsville | Dunnsville | AU | Western Australia | Coolgardie | -30.64019 | 120.87425 | 0 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
8580447 | Badja Mill | Badja Mill | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Snowy Monaro Regional | -36.05268 | 149.54976 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2078250 | Manypeaks | Manypeaks | AU | Western Australia | Albany | -34.83815 | 118.16975 | 147 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
2172319 | Cargerie | AU | Victoria | Moorabool | -37.8 | 143.96667 | 35 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2177947 | Amherst | Amherst | AU | Victoria | Central Goldfields | -37.15 | 143.66667 | 65 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2063255 | Pioneer | AU | Western Australia | Coolgardie | -31.8 | 121.71667 | 0 | Australia/Perth | populated place | ||
12054718 | Carinarthen | Carinarthen | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.48316 | 152.97406 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2155802 | Napoleons | Napoleon,Napoleons | AU | Victoria | Golden Plains | -37.66667 | 143.83333 | 540 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2163455 | Highlands | AU | Victoria | Murrindindi | -37.1 | 145.4 | 120 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2153838 | Panitya | Panitya | AU | Victoria | Mildura | -35.23333 | 141 | 69 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2168224 | Dugandan | AU | Queensland | Scenic Rim | -28.02115 | 152.67142 | 581 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
12054883 | Almodale | Almodale | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.46986 | 152.4905 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2060055 | Toompup | AU | Western Australia | Gnowangerup | -34.01333 | 118.4278 | 10 | Australia/Perth | populated place | ||
2162367 | Jennings | Jennings | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Tenterfield Municipality | -28.9307 | 151.9382 | 156 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
8626491 | Yearinan | Yearinan | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Warrumbungle Shire | -31.19752 | 149.17966 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
8556199 | Yanakie | AU | Victoria | South Gippsland | -38.81138 | 146.20571 | 245 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2160185 | Lilydale North | Lilydale North,North Lilydale | AU | Tasmania | Launceston | -41.22572 | 147.24038 | 0 | Australia/Hobart | populated place | |
2144703 | Waratah North | AU | Victoria | South Gippsland | -38.75 | 146.08333 | 0 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2165770 | Gembrook North | AU | Victoria | Cardinia | -37.93333 | 145.56667 | 0 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2177530 | Atholwood | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Inverell | -28.9985 | 151.0512 | 79 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2142602 | Yandaran | Yandaran | AU | Queensland | Bundaberg | -24.72168 | 152.11401 | 464 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
10346592 | Fernbank Creek | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Port Macquarie-Hastings | -31.42119 | 152.84042 | 124 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2157065 | Moondarra | AU | Victoria | Baw Baw | -38.01667 | 146.36667 | 42 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2146350 | Toolangi | Toolangi | AU | Victoria | Murrindindi | -37.53333 | 145.46667 | 336 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2167278 | Epping | Epping,Epping Forest | AU | Tasmania | Northern Midlands | -41.75985 | 147.34979 | 0 | Australia/Hobart | populated place | |
9881380 | Gwambygine | AU | Western Australia | York | -31.97572 | 116.80634 | 71 | Australia/Perth | populated place | ||
2168371 | Drouin South | AU | Victoria | Baw Baw | -38.16667 | 145.83333 | 338 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
11072127 | Wollumboola | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Shoalhaven Shire | -34.98838 | 150.74358 | 35 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2154003 | Paddledock | Paddlecock,Paddledock,Puddlecock,Puddledock | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Armidale Regional | -30.36667 | 151.76667 | 44 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
11670618 | Niloc | Niloc | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -32.28462 | 146.94842 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2065708 | Mosquito Creek | Mosquito Creek,Mosquito Creek Mining Centre | AU | Western Australia | East Pilbara | -21.81667 | 120.5 | 0 | Australia/Perth | populated place | |
2144213 | Weilmoringle | Weilmoringle | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Brewarrina | -29.24275 | 146.92193 | 69 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
11841541 | Kalama | Kalama | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.66207 | 153.57714 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2143285 | Wodonga | Uodonga,Wodonga,uodonga,wo dong jia,wo tong ge,wodong-ga,wwdwnga,Уодонга,وودونگا,ووڈونگا,ویڈانگا,وێدانگا,უოდონგა,沃东加,窝同搿,워동가 | AU | Victoria | Wodonga | -36.12179 | 146.88809 | 18582 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2167154 | Eulama | AU | Queensland | Noosa | -26.21667 | 152.91667 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
11878347 | Green Acres | Green Acres | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.31387 | 153.22515 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
12045351 | Bunjiah | Bunjiah | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.87869 | 152.36839 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2163017 | Howard | Govard,Howard,Говард | AU | Queensland | Fraser Coast | -25.31934 | 152.55986 | 1332 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | |
2143319 | Wirrimbi | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Nambucca Shire | -30.66667 | 152.93333 | 74 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
12053432 | Ashglen | Ashglen | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -28.47894 | 152.10211 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
2147303 | Tarwin Lower | Tarwin Lower | AU | Victoria | South Gippsland | -38.7 | 145.85 | 336 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | |
2159467 | Lower Gregory | AU | Queensland | Whitsunday | -20.3 | 148.55 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2160054 | Litchfield | AU | Victoria | Buloke | -36.3 | 142.86667 | 53 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2157033 | Moonmera | AU | Queensland | Rockhampton | -23.58333 | 150.4 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2158166 | Mellis | AU | Victoria | Yarriambiack | -36.28333 | 142.45 | 0 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
11774379 | The Glen | The Glen | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -36.47451 | 148.56132 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
8615591 | Myponga Beach | Myponga Beach | AU | South Australia | Yankalilla | -35.37381 | 138.38698 | 34 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | |
11747346 | Toolong | AU | Victoria | Moyne | -38.31136 | 142.23136 | 95 | Australia/Melbourne | populated place | ||
2172228 | Carrar | AU | Queensland | Richmond | -20.75 | 143.1 | 0 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2073408 | Cudlee Creek | AU | South Australia | Adelaide Hills | -34.84095 | 138.82841 | 424 | Australia/Adelaide | populated place | ||
2155390 | Newton Boyd | Newton Boyd | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Clarence Valley | -29.79758 | 152.26587 | 28 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
11717281 | Clifden | Clifden | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -29.51728 | 152.93533 | 24 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
11775817 | Wyreena | Wyreena | AU | Australian Capital Territory | -36.33776 | 148.83387 | 0 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | ||
11747922 | Glenleigh | AU | Queensland | North Burnett | -25.02954 | 151.05287 | 31 | Australia/Brisbane | populated place | ||
2164837 | Goulburn | GUL,Golbern,Goulbern,Goulburn,Gulbern,golbeon,goulberni,gu er ben,gwlbrn,qwlbwrn yyny gwnyy wlz,Голберн,Гоулберн,Гулберн,قولبورن، یئنی گونئی ولز,گولبرن,گوولبۆرن، نیو ساوت وێلز,გოულბერნი,ጎልበርን,古尔本,골번 | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Goulburn Mulwaree | -34.75155 | 149.72086 | 22645 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2160956 | Kungala | Kungala | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Clarence Valley | -29.95349 | 153.0086 | 136 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2157643 | Millingandi | Milligandi,Millingandi | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Bega Valley | -36.88623 | 149.85638 | 454 | Australia/Sydney | populated place | |
2158925 | Mandagery | AU | Australian Capital Territory | Parkes | -33.21667 | 148.41667 | 66 | Australia/Sydney | populated place |
Australia: A Geographical Exploration and Data Resource
Australia’s Unique Geographic Landscape
Australia, the sixth-largest country in the world, presents a strikingly diverse landscape that stretches across the Southern Hemisphere. Known for its vast deserts, lush rainforests, and stunning coastlines, Australia’s geography is as varied as it is vast. Spanning over 7.6 million square kilometers, the country is surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans and features a wide array of ecosystems—from the iconic red sands of the Outback to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems. The geography of Australia not only shapes the country’s environmental conditions but also influences its settlement patterns, economic activities, and cultural dynamics.
The climate in Australia ranges from tropical in the north to temperate in the south, with arid and semi-arid conditions dominating much of the inland regions. This variety in climate and geography results in distinct regional differences, which can be seen in the cities and towns that dot the continent. From the urban sprawl of Sydney and Melbourne to the remote outback towns, Australia’s geography has a profound impact on the way its population interacts with the environment and how the country develops its infrastructure and resources.
For geographers, studying Australia’s cities, regions, and their spatial relationships provides essential insights into how the land has influenced human settlement and development. To assist in this exploration, I have developed a comprehensive geographic database that provides accurate data on the cities of Australia, including their regions and departments, as well as their precise latitude and longitude coordinates.
Exploring the Cities and Regions of Australia
Australia is divided into six states and two territories, each with distinct geographical and cultural characteristics. These regions are further subdivided into cities, towns, and districts, each of which has its own spatial context and role in the national economy and society. Major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth serve as hubs of culture, commerce, and government, while regional cities and towns provide the backbone of Australia’s agricultural, industrial, and tourism sectors.
In New South Wales, Sydney stands as the largest and most populous city, known for its harbor, beaches, and global financial presence. Its latitude and longitude positions reveal its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the significant role it plays as a maritime city. To the south, Melbourne in Victoria is another major urban center, renowned for its cultural scene and diverse economy. Its coordinates place it along the southern coast of Australia, providing access to both sea trade and the fertile agricultural lands of the region.
Further west, Perth is Australia’s gateway to the Indian Ocean and serves as the economic heart of Western Australia. As one of the most geographically isolated major cities in the world, Perth’s unique positioning provides insights into how cities in more remote regions are shaped by both their isolation and access to global markets.
The geographic database I have created offers detailed data on the exact coordinates of each of these cities, providing a way to better understand how they are situated within the broader geographic context of Australia. This data helps to map the country’s regional disparities and highlights the spatial relationships between urban centers, rural towns, and natural resources.
Latitude and Longitude: Understanding Australia’s Geographic Distribution
Latitude and longitude are essential geographic tools that help us understand the precise positioning of cities and regions across Australia. The country’s vast size means that cities and towns vary greatly in their geographic features, climate, and resource access. For example, Sydney, located on the east coast, experiences a temperate climate and is a bustling hub of trade and tourism, while Alice Springs in the center of the country faces a harsh desert climate and serves as a key location for outback tourism and Aboriginal cultural sites.
By examining the latitude and longitude of cities, we can also gain insights into transportation networks, resource management, and climate patterns. Cities situated along the coasts, such as Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth, benefit from maritime trade routes and temperate climates, which are ideal for tourism and industry. In contrast, cities located further inland, like Adelaide and Alice Springs, face unique challenges related to water availability, agricultural development, and transportation.
The comprehensive database I have developed provides precise latitude and longitude data for all of Australia’s cities, allowing for detailed analysis of how geographic features shape urban development and regional activities. This tool is invaluable for anyone involved in urban planning, infrastructure development, or environmental research, as it helps to assess the geographic context of each city and region.
Regional Differences in Australia’s Geography
Australia’s regional diversity is reflected not only in its cities but also in the various geographical zones that define the country. The coastal regions, with their access to oceans, are centers of trade and tourism, while the inland areas are more sparsely populated and focused on agriculture, mining, and natural resource extraction. For example, the outback towns of Queensland and New South Wales serve as key locations for mining and cattle ranching, while Tasmania’s cool, mountainous climate supports forestry and hydroelectric power generation.
The geographic database I have developed allows users to explore the relationships between Australia’s different regions, from the bustling urban centers of the coastal cities to the remote agricultural towns in the interior. It includes data on the latitude and longitude of each region, as well as insights into how geographic features like rivers, mountains, and deserts influence settlement patterns and resource distribution.
For instance, in the case of the Murray-Darling Basin, which spans several states, understanding its geographic location and its key role in water supply and agriculture is crucial. The database allows for a comprehensive view of this region, offering detailed geographic data that can be used for planning and resource management.
The Role of Geographic Data in Australia’s Future
Australia’s future growth will heavily depend on how its vast geographic resources are managed. Whether it’s dealing with climate change, managing water resources, or planning urban expansion, geographic data is central to sustainable development. By utilizing precise geographic coordinates, such as those found in my database, it is possible to identify areas of opportunity for infrastructure development, environmental conservation, and economic growth.
For example, Australia’s agricultural sector is deeply tied to the availability of water in its regional cities and rural towns. Understanding the exact geographic coordinates of key water sources, such as the Murray River or the Great Artesian Basin, is crucial for sustainable farming and water management strategies. Similarly, as urban areas continue to grow, understanding the geographic layout of cities and regions will help guide infrastructure planning, reducing congestion and improving transportation networks.
Conclusion: Harnessing Geographic Data for Australia’s Development
Australia’s diverse geography offers immense opportunities and challenges for development, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. By using the comprehensive geographic database I have created, which includes detailed data on the latitude and longitude of cities, regions, and departments, users can gain valuable insights into how Australia’s cities and regions are structured and how they interact with their environment. This data is a critical resource for urban planning, resource management, and sustainable development, helping to ensure that Australia’s growth aligns with its unique geographic features and long-term sustainability goals. Through the power of accurate geographic data, Australia’s future development can be better planned and more effectively managed.
FaQ about Australia
- Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
- City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
- Alternate_Name: Other names or appellations that the place may have. These alternative names may be in different languages, dialects or even local names.
- Country_Code: This is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the country in which the place is located. For example, "US" for the United States, "FR" for France.
- Region: This represents the first-order administrative division in which the location is situated. For example, this could be a state, province or territory.
- Sub_region: This is a second-order administrative division, such as a county or district, within the region.
- Latitude: The geographical latitude of the location, usually in decimal degrees.
- Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
- Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
- Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
- Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
- Fcode_Name: This is a code that categorises the type of location. For example, "PPL" could mean a populated place, while "PPLC" could be the capital of a political entity.