Bangladesh cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats
Last update : 15 January 2025.
This is the best list of 48524 cities in the Bangladesh 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 Bangladesh 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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1207137 | Char Āndhārmānik | BD | Dhaka | Rajbari | 23.74161 | 89.71993 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7106172 | Bhābki | Bhabki,Bhābki | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.78606 | 88.74638 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1205845 | Chhota Silmāndi | BD | Dhaka | Narayanganj | 23.65 | 90.58333 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1200618 | Jadubaira | Jadubaira,Jadubayra,Jote Baira | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 23.83734 | 89.23439 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1201233 | Hatia | Hatia | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 23.77705 | 89.09094 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7486401 | Padmabila | Padmabila | BD | Khulna | Narail | 22.98205 | 89.72143 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7893407 | Buzruk Rasulpur | Buzruk Rasulpur | BD | Rangpur Division | Gaibandha | 25.41835 | 89.41511 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7477540 | Bānarkātāpāra | Banarkatapara,Bānarkātāpāra | BD | Chittagong | Khagrachhari | 22.8114 | 91.92117 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1208014 | Burinda | Burinda | BD | Khulna | Jessore | 23.18172 | 89.07277 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1193189 | Nārikelbāri | Narikelbari,Narikelbaria,Nārikelbāri | BD | Dhaka | Gopalganj | 23.05502 | 90.0633 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1204733 | Dehela | Dehala,Dehela | BD | Chittagong | Lakshmipur | 23.10119 | 90.91897 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1201890 | Culi Cho | Culi Cho,Guli Cho | BD | Chittagong | Cumilla | 23.36563 | 90.9728 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1186846 | Sutālara | BD | Dhaka | Narayanganj | 23.74051 | 90.54675 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7481321 | Joynagar | Jaynagar | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.44116 | 88.97344 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
6414596 | Saraia | Saraia | BD | Chittagong | Chittagong | 21.92339 | 92.15798 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
8064884 | Shimu | Shimu | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.3156 | 89.11159 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1211813 | Bāhādurpur | Bahadurpur,Bāhādurpur | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 24.10768 | 88.9657 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7488272 | Sankarpur | Sankarpur | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.64026 | 88.55107 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1193464 | Nandigrām | BD | Chittagong | Lakshmipur | 23.01159 | 90.87616 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1210188 | Bardhanpāra | BD | Dhaka | Dhaka | 23.81667 | 90.25 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1190747 | Purba Kāndar | BD | Dhaka | Dhaka | 23.79469 | 90.35266 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1210872 | Bānsgāri | Bansgari,Banshgari,Bānsgāri | BD | Dhaka | Madaripur | 23.10186 | 90.31026 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7891013 | Kismat Hamid | Kismat Hamid | BD | Rangpur Division | Gaibandha | 25.49359 | 89.48366 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1192664 | Pānchpāra | BD | Chittagong | Cumilla | 23.28333 | 91.06667 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7484559 | Kāripol | Karipol,Kāripol | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 23.93168 | 88.97587 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1207864 | Chak Chandimandap | BD | Mymensingh Division | Mymensingh | 24.7622 | 90.14571 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7634060 | Kullagāchha | Kullagachha,Kullagāchha | BD | Khulna | Jhenaidah | 23.43605 | 89.0804 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1194178 | Mahinikathi | Mahinikathi,Mohinikathi,Mohinikāthi | BD | Khulna | Jessore | 23.06469 | 89.10309 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1185996 | Tona | BD | Dhaka | Faridpur | 23.34552 | 89.64311 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1191350 | Palāskāndi | BD | Mymensingh Division | Sherpur | 24.93435 | 90.18306 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7105808 | Bāchāl | Bachal,Bāchāl | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.83209 | 88.52069 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1199369 | Kajipur | Kajipur,Kazipur | BD | Khulna | Meherpur | 23.94882 | 88.75184 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1185785 | Uluāti | BD | Mymensingh Division | Netrakona | 24.71541 | 90.77704 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1193849 | Nabābpur | BD | Mymensingh Division | Mymensingh | 24.83333 | 90.25 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1212951 | Ālipur | BD | Barisāl | Jhalokati | 22.68333 | 90.2 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7484205 | Bandar | Bandar | BD | Khulna | Meherpur | 23.74786 | 88.62575 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1190707 | Purba Rāmnagar | BD | Rajshahi Division | Pabna | 24.28487 | 89.40794 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7481369 | Gangapur | Gangapur | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.40742 | 88.9181 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1202182 | Golābāri | BD | Chittagong | Cumilla | 23.46667 | 91.23333 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1193064 | Naupāra | BD | Khulna | Jhenaidah | 23.63364 | 89.3002 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1187936 | Sikibāid | BD | Dhaka | Tangail | 24.4766 | 90.06201 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1188497 | Sasunda | BD | Dhaka | Manikganj | 23.88915 | 89.9728 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7486172 | Siramani | Siramani | BD | Khulna | Khulna | 22.91597 | 89.50622 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1192874 | Nijbākhāi | BD | Mymensingh Division | Mymensingh | 24.50987 | 90.33315 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1200296 | Jāmsa | BD | Dhaka | Dhaka | 23.71667 | 90.1 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1196843 | Krishnasāda | BD | Rajshahi Division | Naogaon | 25.08333 | 88.46667 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7478511 | Sonāpur | Sonapur,Sonāpur | BD | Barisāl | Bhola | 22.44689 | 90.83137 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1206773 | Char Keutia | Char Keutia | BD | Barisāl | Barisal | 22.70756 | 90.46918 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
8432920 | Singair | BD | Dhaka | Manikganj | 23.81285 | 90.14276 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7484036 | Upanchauki Kuchlibāri | Upanchauki Kuchlibari,Upanchauki Kuchlibāri | BD | Rangpur Division | Lalmonirhat District | 26.31799 | 89.00735 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7481773 | Nidhi | Nidhi | BD | Rajshahi Division | Joypurhat | 25.15063 | 88.92869 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7926408 | Purba Shibbāri | Purba Shibbari,Purba Shibbāri | BD | Rangpur Division | Kurigram | 25.6922 | 89.61275 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1202338 | Gobindakul | BD | Dhaka | Narayanganj | 23.64341 | 90.54234 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
6415154 | Kyāwthowaipāra | Kyawthowaipara,Kyāwthowaipāra | BD | Chittagong | Bandarban | 21.83376 | 92.2167 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7485722 | Khāgrārbāria | Khagrarbaria,Khāgrārbāria | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 23.7591 | 89.19652 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7104652 | Dāngāpāra | Dangapara,Dāngāpāra | BD | Rangpur Division | Panchagarh | 26.30836 | 88.66091 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7478504 | Uttar Chandpur | Uttar Chandpur | BD | Barisāl | Bhola | 22.42916 | 90.83322 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1194308 | Mirzāpur | Mirjapur,Mirzapur,Mirzāpur | BD | Khulna | Kushtia | 24.0723 | 88.92601 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1208093 | Brāhmapur | Brahmapur,Brāhmapur | BD | Rajshahi Division | Natore | 24.5136 | 88.94454 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1190109 | Rāmdi | BD | Chittagong | Noakhali | 22.86667 | 91.23333 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7481578 | Chak Khāndāl | Chak Khandal,Chak Khāndāl | BD | Rajshahi Division | Naogaon | 25.02165 | 88.80189 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1210171 | Baragāchhi | Baragachhi,Baragāchhi,Bargachhi,Bargāchhi | BD | Rajshahi Division | Rajshahi | 24.54066 | 88.44745 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7488113 | Silet | Silet | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.74717 | 88.50974 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
6414511 | Barapāra | Barapara,Barapāra | BD | Chittagong | Rangamati | 22.58725 | 91.99972 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1190696 | Purba Singra | BD | Rajshahi Division | Bogra | 24.78054 | 89.11922 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1204961 | Dāskāti | BD | Khulna | Satkhira | 22.73818 | 89.305 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
6414397 | Suābil | Suabil,Suābil | BD | Chittagong | Chittagong | 22.64643 | 91.78897 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1198058 | Kāutengar | BD | Dhaka | Tangail | 24.53877 | 90.06975 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1209859 | Bāthanda | BD | Dhaka | Manikganj | 23.88074 | 89.81821 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1202630 | Ghāta | BD | Dhaka | Dhaka | 23.6 | 90.13333 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7483336 | Rāmnagar | Ramnagar,Rāmnagar | BD | Rajshahi Division | Rajshahi | 24.36689 | 88.62058 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1210610 | Baragāchhi | BD | Dhaka | Rajbari | 23.78201 | 89.41244 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7479959 | Kalingkhāli | Kalingkhali,Kalingkhāli | BD | Khulna | Narail | 23.2459 | 89.45303 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1190633 | Putia | BD | Dhaka | Kishoregonj | 24.26171 | 90.70741 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7486706 | Pātāgarh | Patagarh,Pātāgarh | BD | Rangpur Division | Thakurgaon | 26.0125 | 88.2082 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
8064700 | Haronathpur | Haronathpur | BD | Rangpur Division | Rangpur | 25.44634 | 89.18635 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1209523 | Char Beri Potol | Beripatal,Char Beri Potol | BD | Dhaka | Tangail | 24.36852 | 89.83077 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1197226 | Khurd Kālna | Khordkalna,Khurd Kalna,Khurd Kālna | BD | Rajshahi Division | Naogaon | 24.91667 | 88.73333 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1206457 | Char Silandi | BD | Chittagong | Chandpur | 23.4427 | 90.77466 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7105587 | Madhupāra | Madhupara,Madhupāra | BD | Rangpur Division | Nilphamari Zila | 26.19182 | 88.92768 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7483199 | Auchpāra | Auchpara,Auchpāra | BD | Rajshahi Division | Rajshahi | 24.61084 | 88.71254 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1194703 | Māsta | BD | Rangpur Division | Gaibandha | 25.09538 | 89.39302 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1201385 | Harirāmpur | Harirampur,Harirāmpur | BD | Rajshahi Division | Chapai Nababganj | 24.67953 | 88.30196 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1202055 | Gopālpur | BD | Mymensingh Division | Sherpur | 24.9793 | 90.00158 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1185388 | Paschim Goaīl | Paschim Goail,Paschim Goaīl,West Goail,West Goaīl | BD | Barisāl | Barisal | 23.02651 | 90.16363 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1194080 | Muchida | BD | Rajshahi Division | Pabna | 24.00557 | 89.59118 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1199934 | Jhikatia | BD | Chittagong | Cumilla | 23.4 | 91.11667 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1196623 | Kundura | BD | Dhaka | Manikganj | 23.8106 | 89.97217 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7905720 | Sonāmukhi | Sonamukhi,Sonāmukhi | BD | Mymensingh Division | 25.03639 | 89.74028 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1196313 | Lakshmipāsa | BD | Barisāl | Barisal | 22.51772 | 90.41586 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
1201856 | Gupto Brindāban | Gupta Brindaban,Gupta Brindāban,Gupto Brindaban,Gupto Brindāban | BD | Dhaka | Tangail | 24.48244 | 90.23765 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1205645 | Dacope | Baruikhali,Bāruikhāli,Dacope,Dakupi,Dākupi | BD | Khulna | Khulna | 22.5816 | 89.48743 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7479583 | Dāuki | Dauki,Dāuki | BD | Dhaka | Rajbari | 23.76839 | 89.5759 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1191507 | Pāik Lakshmia | BD | Dhaka | Kishoregonj | 24.32828 | 90.67357 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7923196 | Dhala | Dhala | BD | Mymensingh Division | Sherpur | 25.0291 | 90.08808 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7634667 | Chairkhāli | Chairkhali,Chairkhāli | BD | Barisāl | Patuakhali | 21.92446 | 90.34467 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7489103 | Rāmnagar | Ramnagar,Rāmnagar | BD | Rangpur Division | Nilphamari Zila | 25.95539 | 88.919 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
7488314 | Ausadpur | Ausadpur | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.69182 | 88.57664 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | |
1212364 | Aswādia | BD | Chittagong | Cumilla | 23.35 | 91.01667 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place | ||
7487987 | Belbāsh | Belbash,Belbāsh | BD | Rangpur Division | Dinajpur | 25.71596 | 88.47213 | 0 | Asia/Dhaka | populated place |
Exploring Bangladesh: A Geographical Analysis and Data Resource
The Geography of Bangladesh: A Land of Rivers and Plains
Bangladesh, located in South Asia, is a country shaped by its rivers and low-lying plains, with the majority of its land area part of the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta. This geographical feature makes Bangladesh one of the most riverine countries in the world. Spanning over 147,000 square kilometers, it is home to a vast network of rivers, including the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna, which together form an intricate system of waterways that are crucial to both its ecology and its economy.
The land is mostly flat, with a few hilly regions in the southeastern and northeastern parts of the country. The fertile alluvial soil of the delta makes the country one of the largest producers of rice and jute in the world. The constant interaction between the rivers and the land has created a dynamic ecosystem that supports a large population, though it also presents significant challenges, such as flooding, erosion, and the risks of cyclones.
For geographers and urban planners, Bangladesh presents an interesting case study on how populations adapt to and interact with an ever-changing environment. Understanding how cities and towns are distributed within this geographical context, including their regions and departments, is key to managing development and disaster risks. My comprehensive geographic database of Bangladesh provides the latitude and longitude coordinates of cities, regions, and departments, offering detailed insights into the country's urban distribution and how it relates to its geography.
The Cities and Regions of Bangladesh: Urban Growth Amidst Natural Challenges
Bangladesh is divided into eight administrative divisions: Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Barisal, Sylhet, Rangpur, and Mymensingh. Each division is further subdivided into districts and upazilas (sub-districts), with regional hubs like Dhaka, Chittagong, and Khulna serving as major urban centers. These cities and their surrounding areas are where the majority of the population resides, creating a highly concentrated urban landscape.
Dhaka, the capital city and largest in Bangladesh, is located along the Buriganga River in the central part of the country. As a result of its strategic location, Dhaka has grown into a major metropolitan area and is the political, economic, and cultural heart of the nation. The city’s rapid urbanization, driven by both population growth and industrial expansion, has led to challenges in infrastructure, housing, and transportation.
Chittagong, situated on the southeastern coast, is the country’s primary seaport and the second-largest city. Due to its coastal location, Chittagong has a more moderate climate compared to Dhaka and is a major hub for trade and shipping. It is also a gateway for goods entering Bangladesh, making it crucial for the country’s economy. The region is known for its hilly landscapes, which add a unique geographical element to its urban planning and infrastructure.
Khulna, located in the southwestern part of the country near the Sundarbans mangrove forest, is another key city known for its agricultural and industrial activities, particularly in the jute industry. The diverse regions of Bangladesh, from the fertile plains of Rajshahi in the north to the flood-prone lowlands of Barisal in the south, each have their own economic focus and unique challenges based on their geography.
Through the geographic database I have developed, users can access detailed data on the cities and regions of Bangladesh, including their exact latitude and longitude coordinates. This data helps to map the country's urban and rural areas, supporting urban planning, resource management, and disaster preparedness efforts.
Latitude and Longitude: The Key to Mapping Bangladesh’s Geography
The precise latitude and longitude of cities and regions are critical for understanding the geographic structure of Bangladesh. These coordinates offer valuable insights into how cities are situated relative to major waterways, natural resources, and each other. The low-lying delta region of Bangladesh is especially prone to flooding, and understanding the spatial relationships between cities, rivers, and agricultural areas is crucial for managing water resources, infrastructure, and disaster mitigation.
For example, Dhaka’s latitude places it in close proximity to the rivers that flow through the central region, which contributes to its economic activity but also exposes the city to the risks of river flooding during the monsoon season. Similarly, coastal cities like Chittagong face the risk of cyclones and tidal surges, and understanding the latitude and longitude of these areas helps with forecasting and managing the impacts of these natural disasters.
Using the geographic database, users can gain a better understanding of the positioning of cities and regions and how these locations affect everything from infrastructure planning to disaster response strategies. Accurate data on the latitude and longitude coordinates of each city allows for more effective urban planning, resource management, and environmental conservation.
Regions and Administrative Divisions: Mapping Bangladesh’s Growth
Bangladesh’s administrative structure is vital for understanding the spatial distribution of its cities, towns, and rural areas. The country’s divisions, districts, and upazilas each have their own specific geographic and cultural features, and they serve as administrative units for governance and public service delivery. The geography of these regions plays a significant role in shaping economic development, access to resources, and infrastructure planning.
For instance, the Dhaka division is the most developed in terms of infrastructure and industry, but it also faces immense challenges in managing urban sprawl, transportation, and environmental degradation. In contrast, regions like Sylhet and Rangpur are less developed but rich in agriculture, with their own geographic advantages and challenges, such as seasonal flooding and limited industrialization.
By using the geographic data available in the database, users can gain insights into how Bangladesh’s administrative divisions interact with the natural environment. The latitude and longitude data allow for a deeper understanding of how the country’s cities and regions are influenced by and interact with rivers, mountains, and floodplains. This understanding is essential for making informed decisions on development, infrastructure, and policy.
Geographic Data and Bangladesh’s Future Development
As Bangladesh continues to grow, its geographic data will play a crucial role in managing the challenges posed by urbanization, climate change, and environmental conservation. Accurate geographic data is essential for ensuring that the country’s development is sustainable and that resources are distributed equitably across urban and rural areas.
The geographic database I’ve developed offers precise latitude and longitude coordinates for each city and region, along with detailed information about the country’s administrative divisions. This data is indispensable for urban planners, policymakers, and environmentalists who need to consider both the natural environment and the demands of a growing population. The database provides a clear picture of how geography shapes human activities and allows for more effective planning for the future.
Whether it’s managing the impacts of seasonal floods, expanding transportation networks, or ensuring the sustainable use of agricultural land, the geographic data available through my database helps make informed decisions about Bangladesh’s future.
Conclusion: The Importance of Geographic Data in Shaping Bangladesh’s Future
Bangladesh’s diverse geography, from its fertile plains to its coastal cities, plays a significant role in shaping the country’s urban and rural development. By utilizing the comprehensive geographic database, which includes detailed latitude and longitude data for cities and regions, stakeholders can gain valuable insights into the spatial relationships that drive economic, cultural, and environmental dynamics in Bangladesh. This data is essential for sustainable development, resource management, and disaster risk mitigation, ensuring that Bangladesh continues to grow while respecting its unique geographical challenges and opportunities.
FaQ about Bangladesh
- 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.