French Polynesia cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

French_Polynesia
French Polynesia
CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 15 January 2025.

Country
French Polynesia
Capitale
Papeete
Number of cities
376
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This is the best list of 376 cities in the French Polynesia 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 French Polynesia file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
12043642PeteiPeteiPFLeeward Islands-16.44618-152.248260Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
6355148PaeuaPF-14.4641-146.051730Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034619AtipitiPF-16.45-152.266670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034188MoeraiPFÎles Australes-22.45133-151.341911044Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034441HaapapeHaapane,HaapapePF-17.5-149.483330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034551FaanuiFaanui,FanuiPF-16.48679-151.741022061Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042582OtepipiOtepipiPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-17.40387-145.526640Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033936PapeetePPT,Pape’ete,Papeehte,Papeehteh,Papeete,Papeetė,Papeiti,Papete,Pape’ete,Papiete,Papiti,Papito,Vaiete,babyty,pa pe xe te,pa pi ti,papeete,papete,papiti,papyth,Παπεέτε,Папеете,Папете,Папеэте,Папеэтэ,Պապեետե,بابيتي,پاپیته,پاپیٹی,पापीती,ปาเปเอเต,პაპეეტე,パペーテ,帕皮提,파페에테PFÎles du Vent-17.5347-149.5684326357Pacific/Tahiticapital of a political entity
4033548TavereaPF-17.71667-149.583330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
8554434PareaPareaPFLeeward Islands-16.80822-150.979680Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042315HopiropiroHopiropiroPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-15.22776-147.757630Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
8616973HauruPFÎles du Vent-17.50729-149.913770Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034265MaraaPF-17.76667-149.566670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034534FaarumaiPF-17.51667-149.383330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033804PovaiePovai,Povaie,TurapaoPFLeeward Islands-16.51594-151.734370Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042434TeruaupaiTeruaupaiPFLeeward Islands-16.61476-151.540240Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12402327HakahauPF-9.36266-140.051110Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
12043128La Petite FermeLa Petite FermePFLeeward Islands-16.70014-151.028860Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033258TuareaPF-17.58333-149.833330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4020029Hana te FauPF-9.96877-139.120150Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033375TevaitoaPeavitoa,Te Avi Toa,TevaitoaPF-16.79139-151.488931851Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4020109AtuonaAUQ,Atouana,Atuana,AtuonaPFÎles MarquisesHiva-Oa-9.80342-139.042021762Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
12042534TematahoaTematahoaPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-17.48494-145.396970Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042451VaipitiVaipitiPFLeeward Islands-16.65695-151.499520Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4030672AtituitiAtitouiti,AtituitiPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-23.13156-134.967750Pacific/Gambierpopulated place
12043214ManaManaPFLeeward Islands-16.72423-151.464820Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033277TopitikePF-18.13333-142.233330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034079OmuaraPF-17.71667-149.583330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034412HauturuaPF-17.75-149.350Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033396TetamanuTetamanuPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-16.5149-145.458360Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4019919TauaPF-9.83484-139.06370Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033873PatuarepaPahiarepo,PatuarepaPF-17.73333-149.633330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043313Bali HaïBali Hai,Bali HaïPFLeeward Islands-16.73946-151.436310Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033430TepukamaruiaPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-14.16516-141.271560Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042280HanaupeHanaupePFÎles Marquises-9.79796-138.908870Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
12043185TairinenevaTairinenevaPFLeeward Islands-16.75096-151.490030Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033779PunaauiaPunaauia,PunaaviaPFÎles du Vent-17.63333-149.625750Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043641PaumaPaumaPFLeeward Islands-16.44879-152.249010Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
11002823PaevaevaPFÎles du Vent-17.54453-149.890170Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033540TeanaPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-15.83049-140.895620Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4030513TeonemahinaTeonemahima,TeonemahinaPF-14.811-138.8410Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033948PaparevoPF-17.76667-149.450Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033898ParariFaraari,ParariPF-17.73333-149.216670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034622AtimaonoPF-17.76667-149.466670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034032OtiaroaOtiaroaPFÎles du Vent-17.76566-149.400330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033487TehuarupePF-17.56667-149.850Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4030679ApeakavaApeakavaPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-23.09699-134.958010Pacific/Gambierpopulated place
4034348KatiroPF-17.78333-149.283330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033998PaeauPFÎles du Vent-17.51667-149.916670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033514TeavaroPFÎles du Vent-17.5-149.766672289Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043169AveraAveraPFLeeward Islands-16.78576-151.414230Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033740RaitahitiPFÎles Tuamotu-GambierArutua-15.673-146.876350Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4031046HakapehiHakapehi,Nakapeni,Tai-o-haePF-8.91619-140.092680Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033546TeaharoaPF-17.46667-149.766670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043158PoutoruPoutoruPFLeeward Islands-16.67367-151.501910Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043876TaahuaiaTaahuaiaPFÎles Australes-23.34688-149.455890Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4020014HanauiPF-9.75097-139.099360Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
12043638VaieaVaieaPFLeeward Islands-16.4526-152.250260Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033061VaitoarePFÎles Australes-17.68333-149.30Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033617TamatoaPF-23.38831-149.450930Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034135NiumaaNiumaaPFÎles du Vent-17.73576-149.236490Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034588AveraPFÎles Australes-22.47814-151.35126711Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033931PapeheePF-17.6-149.30Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042261AnahiAnahiPFÎles Marquises-9.74148-138.937920Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033861PehoaPF-17.8-149.283330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033523Te AuaePF-17.54741-149.589780Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4020045Hana-moe-noaPF-9.90891-139.101510Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
12042404AiaiAiaiPFLeeward Islands-16.63665-151.444170Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034603HautiAuti,D’Hauti,HautiPFÎles Australes-22.48686-151.32483388Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4030868Gahutu TenohuGahutu TenohuPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-23.07924-134.941930Pacific/Gambierpopulated place
4034438HaapitiPFÎles du Vent-17.56352-149.869053959Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042327ParitautiaParitautiaPFÎles du Vent-17.64257-149.310380Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4020078HaaoipuPF-9.95034-139.072020Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4034600AvaePF-17.58333-149.60Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043309RaiateaRaiateaPFLeeward Islands-16.79791-151.401980Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034552FaanoaPF-16.45-152.266670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034074OnohehaPF-17.53333-149.366670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033792PueuPucu,PueuPFÎles du VentTaiarapu-Est-17.73831-149.223761968Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4031038Hanga HaaPF-8.87841-140.043840Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033389TetiraPF-17.61667-149.30Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033981PahitiPF-16.70493-150.982760Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033289ToiniPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-16.36618-144.356450Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12042178HanapaaoaHanapaaoaPFÎles Marquises-9.74148-138.961970Pacific/Marquesaspopulated place
4033720RautiniRautiniPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-15.36054-146.620630Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033877PatioPatioPFLeeward Islands-16.58484-151.497440Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043065TetaurugaTetaurugaPFÎles Tuamotu-Gambier-16.61948-143.558950Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
12043873TehaunatievaTehaunatievaPFÎles Australes-23.39552-149.482190Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
11427340HitianauPFÎles Tuamotu-GambierAnaa-16.70477-145.356670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034259MaraeapaiPF-17.73333-149.266670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034233MataorioMataorioPFÎles du Vent-17.80453-149.127090Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034741AfareaituPFÎles du Vent-17.55-149.783333213Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033336TiripoaTiripoaPFÎles du Vent-17.71992-149.307120Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033349TiitauTiitau,TitauPF-17.73333-149.250Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034320MahaenaPF-17.56667-149.31667960Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034702AmaruPF-22.64659-152.79283237Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033871PaturoaPaturoaPFÎles du Vent-17.74808-149.199040Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033800PuahuaPFLeeward Islands-16.7-151.016670Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034654ArahutaArahuta,ArahutuPFÎles du Vent-17.72649-149.300560Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4034652AraitoPF-17.53333-149.883330Pacific/Tahitipopulated place
4033416TerehePF-17.75-149.50Pacific/Tahitipopulated place

French Polynesia: A Geographical Exploration of a Pacific Paradise

A Diverse and Expansive Archipelago

Nestled in the heart of the South Pacific, French Polynesia is a sprawling archipelago that consists of 118 islands spread across an area roughly the size of Europe. These islands, grouped into five distinct archipelagos—Society Islands, Marquesas Islands, Tuamotu Archipelago, Gambier Islands, and Austral Islands—each offer unique geographical and cultural landscapes. From the lush volcanic mountains of Tahiti to the pristine lagoons of Bora Bora, French Polynesia’s natural beauty is as diverse as its topography.

Geographically, the islands are scattered across a vast expanse of ocean, with some located closer to the equator and others extending further into the South Pacific. This geographic dispersion creates a fascinating mosaic of ecosystems, from the humid tropical rainforests of the Marquesas to the dry, coral-filled atolls of the Tuamotus. French Polynesia is renowned for its biodiversity, which includes coral reefs, rare species of birds, and an abundance of marine life, all shaped by the unique climatic and geographical factors that influence the islands.

Regions and Administrative Structure

French Polynesia is not only geographically diverse but also administratively complex. It is an overseas collectivity of France, consisting of several different regions, each with its own distinct geography and cultural identity. Tahiti, the largest and most populous island, is the political and economic heart of French Polynesia, hosting the capital, Papeete. However, many of the other islands, including those in the Marquesas and Tuamotu archipelagos, are crucial to the country’s identity and development.

The archipelagos of French Polynesia are classified into different administrative divisions, with each region serving specific functions in local governance. Understanding these divisions requires not only an awareness of the political landscape but also a deep dive into the geographical relationships between these islands. The regions and departments of French Polynesia reflect the varied geography, from the mountainous terrain of the Society Islands to the more isolated atolls and coral reefs of the Tuamotus.

Exploring French Polynesia’s Cities: Data and Insights

For geographers, obtaining detailed data about the cities and towns of French Polynesia is critical to fully understanding the spatial distribution of human activity within this vast archipelago. Cities like Papeete serve as hubs of commerce, administration, and culture, while the smaller towns and villages on the outer islands offer insight into the more rural and traditional ways of life. Each city is influenced by its unique geographical setting, whether it's positioned on a volcanic island or nestled along a coral reef.

The study of French Polynesia’s cities requires access to detailed geographical data, including the regions and departments to which each city belongs. Mapping out the locations of cities and their precise geographical coordinates, such as latitude and longitude, provides crucial insights into how these urban spaces are distributed across the islands. Understanding these locations helps geographers better grasp the factors influencing urban development, transportation networks, and resource distribution in this remote part of the world.

Latitude and Longitude: Key to Mapping French Polynesia

Latitude and longitude data are essential tools for geographers working to understand the spatial dynamics of French Polynesia. Given the dispersed nature of the islands, having access to precise coordinates for each city or settlement is invaluable for mapping and analyzing patterns of settlement, infrastructure, and connectivity. The vast distances between the islands mean that knowing the exact location of each city and town is key to understanding the transportation networks that link them and the flow of people, goods, and services across the archipelago.

Moreover, geographical coordinates provide a way to compare the locations of cities across the different archipelagos. By studying these coordinates, geographers can analyze regional variations in climate, terrain, and population density, helping to predict how different parts of French Polynesia will develop in the coming decades.

City and Regional Data: Unlocking French Polynesia’s Geographic Potential

Obtaining detailed data on French Polynesia’s cities, regions, and their geographical coordinates offers far-reaching benefits for anyone involved in geographical studies or urban planning. For urban planners and policymakers, this data can inform decisions about infrastructure development, disaster management, and environmental conservation. The islands of French Polynesia are vulnerable to a variety of natural disasters, such as tropical cyclones and rising sea levels, making the ability to access precise city and regional data even more vital.

With accurate city data, it is possible to plan for sustainable growth, ensuring that development projects are aligned with the region’s environmental and social needs. For example, knowing the specific locations of coastal cities helps in assessing the risks posed by climate change and rising sea levels, while data on remote island communities provides insights into the challenges they face regarding access to resources and services.

Geographic Data as a Tool for Sustainable Development

French Polynesia’s unique geographical setting makes it a region of particular interest for sustainability studies. The islands face challenges such as limited land resources, environmental degradation, and the impacts of climate change, all of which require careful planning and management. By obtaining data on cities, regions, and their geographical coordinates, geographers, planners, and environmentalists can develop more effective strategies for managing natural resources, preserving biodiversity, and mitigating environmental risks.

Additionally, geographic data on cities helps in understanding population distribution, which is crucial for improving infrastructure, healthcare, and education. French Polynesia’s cities, though often small, are growing, and managing this growth in a sustainable way is key to the long-term success of the region.

The Future of French Polynesia: Data-Driven Insights

As French Polynesia continues to evolve and develop, the role of geographic data will only become more critical. By obtaining detailed information about its cities, regions, and departments—along with their latitude and longitude coordinates—geographers and researchers can gain a clearer understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing this remote and diverse region.

For anyone looking to explore French Polynesia from a geographical perspective, having access to precise data on the islands' cities and their surroundings opens up a wealth of insights. From urban growth patterns to environmental conservation efforts, this data provides the foundation for better decision-making, ensuring that the region can thrive while preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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  • 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.
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