Hong Kong cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

Hong_Kong
Hong Kong
CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 10 December 2024.

Country
Hong Kong
Capitale
Hong Kong
Number of cities
1028
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This is the best list of 1028 cities in the Hong Kong 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 Hong Kong file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
1819791Hang HauHang Hau,Hang Hau Town,Kengkou,keng kou,坑口HKSai Kung22.31811114.269940Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819129Pak WaiBeiwei,Pak Wai,Pak Waii,bei wei,北围,北圍HKSai Kung22.36018114.255720Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818385Wah FuHuafu Cun,Wah Fu,Wah Fu Estate,hua fu cun,华富邨,華富邨HKSouthern22.25474114.136220Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818570Tin Ha WanTianxiawan,Tin Ha,Tin Ha Wan,tian xia wan,田下湾,田下灣HKSai Kung22.28333114.283330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818363Wang TongHengtang,Wang Tong,heng tang,橫塘HKIslands22.24602113.997740Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818662Tai Po TinDaputian,Tai Po Tin,da bu tian,大埔田HKNorth22.52707114.151610Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819264Ngau Kwo TinNgau Kwo Tin,Niuguotian,niu guo tian,牛过田,牛過田HKIslands22.24004113.878050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818979San Uk TsuenSan Uk Tsuen,Xinwucun,xin wu cun,新屋村HKYuen Long22.44563113.991660Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819167Pak MongBaimang,Pak Mong,bai mang,白芒HKIslands22.29477113.971710Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818536Tong Kai TsengTangji Jing,Tong Kai Tseng,tang ji jing,劏雞井,劏鸡井HKTai Po22.44976114.215050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819952Cheung Sha WanChangsha Wan,Cheung Sha Wan,zhang sha wan,長沙灣,长沙湾HKSham Shui Po22.23296114.00450Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818753Sun Fung WaiShunfengwei,Sun Fung Wai,shun feng wei,順風圍,顺风围HKIslands22.28964113.921860Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819317Nam Chung Lo UkNam Chung Lo Uk,Nanchongluo Wu,nan yong luo wu,南涌罗屋,南涌羅屋HKNorth22.51844114.206740Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818263Yau Yue WanChung Ji,Yaoyuwan,Yau Ue Wan,Yau Yue WanHKSai Kung22.33333114.250Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819726Hong Lok Yuenkang le yuan,康樂園HKTai Po22.46315114.15520Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818878Shek Pik AuShek Pik Au,Shibi’ao,Shibi’ao,shi bi ao,石壁凹HKIslands22.26648113.929420Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819643Kei Pik ShanKei Pik Shan,Qibishan,qi bi shan,企壁山HKSai Kung22.37039114.252330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818272Yau Kom Tau VillageYau Kom Tau Village,Yougantou Cun,you gan tou cun,油柑头村,油柑頭村HK22.36018114.09110Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819690Kam Hing WaiJinqingwei,Kam Hing Wai,jin qing wei,錦慶圍,锦庆围HKYuen Long22.4428114.062380Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819446Luk WuLu Hu,Luk Wu,lu hu,鹿湖HKIslands22.25139113.887510Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819431Lung TsaiLongzai,Lung Tsai,long zi,龍仔,龙仔HKTuen Mun22.38625113.921820Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819352Sha Kiu TsuenMong Tseng Tsuen,Sha Kiu Tsuen,Shaqiao Cun,sha qiao cun,沙桥村,沙橋村HKYuen Long22.48747113.998910Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818601Tan Chuk Hang Lo WaiDanzhukeng Laowei,Tan Chuk Hang Lo Wai,dan zhu keng lao wei,丹竹坑老围,丹竹坑老圍HKNorth22.51289114.175910Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818242Yi O Kau TsuenEr’ao Jiucun,Er’ao Jiucun,Yi O Kau Tsuen,er ao jiu cun,二澳旧村,二澳舊村HKIslands22.22512113.849720Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819385Mau PingMaoping,Mau Ping,mao ping,茅坪HKSai Kung22.38389114.243640Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818737Tai Ching CheungHKKwai Tsing22.35114.133330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818220Yuen TunYuandun,Yuen Tun,yuan dun,圆墩,圓墩HKTsuen Wan22.36667114.050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818711Tai Lam LiuDalanliao,Tai Lam Liu,da lan liao,大蓝寮,大藍寮HKSha Tin22.38352114.215530Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818606Tam Kon ShanTam Kon ShanHKTsuen Wan22.36667114.10Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
9172573Deep Water BayHKSouthern22.25018114.183440Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819779Ha Tei HaHa Tei Ha,Hadixia,xia de xia,虾地下,蝦地下HKTai Po22.46605114.2040Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819827Fu Tei San TsuenFu Tei,Fu Tei San Tsuen,Hudi Xincun,hu de xin cun,虎地新村HKYuen Long22.40828113.980470Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818872Shek Tau WaiShek Tau Wai,Shitouwei,shi tou wei,石头围,石頭圍HKYuen Long22.43199114.096380Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818489Tsing Lung TsuenQinglong Cun,Tsing Lung Tsuen,qing long cun,青龍村,青龙村HKYuen Long22.49663114.072720Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818367Wang Shan KeukHengshanjue,Wa Shan Keuk,Wang Shan Keuk,heng shan jiao,横山脚,橫山腳HKTai Po22.49539114.224510Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818744Ta Ho TunDahaodun,Ta Ho Tun,da hao dun,打蠔墩HKSai Kung22.37038114.262430Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819613Kop TongGetang,Kop Tong,ha tang,蛤塘HKNorth22.51689114.259390Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818470Tsiu WoJiaowo,Tsiu Wo,jiao wo,蕉窝,蕉窩HKSai Kung22.29314114.291210Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818373Wang CheHengshe,Wang Che,heng she,橫輋HKSai Kung22.35954114.240270Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818985San UkSan Uk,Xinwu,xin wu,新屋HKSai Kung22.38963114.264440Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819022Sam Fai TinSam Fai Tin,Sankuaitian,san kuai tian,三块田,三塊田HKSai Kung22.36769114.251290Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818360Wan Tau Tongyun tou tang,運頭塘HKTai Po22.44217114.167240Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819781Ha Shan Kai WatHa Shan Kai Wat,Shan Kai Wat,Xiashanjiyi,shang shan ji yi,xia shan ji yi,上山雞乙,下山鸡乙HKNorth22.52355114.154870Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818670Tai Po KauDabujiao,Dapujiao,Tai Po Kau,Tai Po Kau Residential Area,da bu jiao,大埔滘HKTai Po22.42428114.185710Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819262Ngau Kwu LongNgau Kwu Long,Ngo Ki,Niugulang,niu gu lang,牛牯塱HKIslands22.29091113.975780Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819202On Lung TsuenAnlong Cun,On Lung Tsuen,an long cun,安龍村,安龙村HKYuen Long22.50086114.075670Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819518Leng Pei TsuenLeng Pei Tsuen,Lingpi Cun,ling pi cun,岭皮村,嶺皮村HKNorth22.51517114.178540Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818550Tiu Keng LengRennie’s Mill,Rennie’s Mill Camp,Rennie’s Mill Village,Rennie’s Mill,Rennie’s Mill Camp,Rennie’s Mill Village,Tiaojingling,Tiu Keng Leng,Tiu Keng Wan,diao jing ling,調景嶺,调景岭HKSai Kung22.29853114.251150Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
11352068Sha TauHK22.54129114.435840Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819657Kau Tam TsoJiudanzu,Kau Tam Tso,jiu dan zu,九担租HKNorth22.5036114.247650Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819019Sam Mun TsaiSam Mun Tsai,Sanmenzai,san men zi,三門仔,三门仔HKTai Po22.45713114.252680Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819005San Lung TsuenSan Lung Tsuen,Xinlong Cun,xin long cun,新龍村,新龙村HKYuen Long22.49842114.072880Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819745Ho ChungHaochong,Ho Chung,hao yong,蠔涌HKSai Kung22.35689114.246380Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819851Fui Sha WaiFui Sha Wai,Huishawei,hui sha wei,灰沙围,灰沙圍HKYuen Long22.43778114.006610Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818616Tai WoTai Wo Market,tai he,太和HKKwai Tsing22.45151114.161150Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818965Sha Kong WaiSha Kong Wai,Shajiang Wei,sha jiang wei,沙江围,沙江圍HKYuen Long22.46224113.991020Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819896Dills CornerHKNorth22.5114.10Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819716Hung LengHung Leng,Kongling,kong ling,孔岭,孔嶺HKNorth22.5156114.167980Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819688Kam ShanJin Shan,Jinshan,Kam Shan,jin shan,錦山,锦山HKTai Po22.45114.150Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819010San Hing TsuenSan Hing Tsuen,Xinqingcun,xin qing cun,新庆村,新慶村HKYuen Long22.41811113.979370Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818993San Tin San WaiHKYuen Long22.48333114.050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819787Hang PuiHang Pui,Kengbei,keng bei,坑背HKIslands22.23333113.883330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818784Siu KauSiu Kau,Xiaojiao,xiao jiao,小滘HKTai Po22.48945114.288740Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819309Nam Hang TsuenNam Hang,Nam Hang Tsuen,Nankeng,Nankengcun,nan keng cun,南坑村HKYuen Long22.42391114.034780Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819045Sai OSai O,Xi’ao,Xi’ao,xi ao,西澳HKTai Po22.42997114.254720Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819383Mau Ping San UkMaoping Xinwu,Mau Ping San Uk,mao ping xin wu,茅坪新屋HKSha Tin22.38331114.240940Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818508Tseung Kong WaiTseung Kong Wai,Xiangjiangwei,xiang jiang wei,祥降围,祥降圍HKYuen Long22.4511113.986680Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819404Man Uk PinMan Uk Pin,Wanwubian,wan wu bian,万屋边,萬屋邊HKNorth22.52696114.184940Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819600Kuk PoGupu,Kuk Po,gu bu,谷埔HKNorth22.52736114.237160Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818464Tso Tui HaCaoduixia,Tso Tui Ha,cao dui xia,草堆下HKSha Tin22.36501114.213050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818659Tai Shang WaiDasheng Wei,Tai Shang Wai,da sheng wei,大生围,大生圍HKYuen Long22.48333114.033330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818703Tai LongDalang,Tai Long,da lang,大浪HKSai Kung22.41692114.371740Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819639Keng Pang HaJingpengxia,Keng Pang Ha,jing peng xia,径棚下,徑棚下HKSai Kung22.39101114.2610Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818742Tai Au MunDa’aomen,Da’aomen,Tai Au Mun,da ao men,大坳門,大坳门HKSai Kung22.29459114.291750Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819479Long MeiLangwei,Long Mei,lang wei,朗尾HKSai Kung22.39049114.266320Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818893Shek Lau TungShek Lau Tung,Shiliudong,shi liu dong,石榴洞HKTsuen Wan22.41667114.166670Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818996San TinSan Tin,Xintian,xin tian,新田HKYuen Long22.50166114.069320Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818828Sheung YeungShangyang,Sheung Yeung,shang yang,上洋HKSai Kung22.30989114.286790Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818351Wing Ning WaiWing Ning,Wing Ning Wai,Yongningwei,yong ning wei,永宁围,永寧圍HKNorth22.50193114.149120Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818249Yim Tso HaGuzaoxia,Yim Tso Ha,gu zao xia,盬灶下HKNorth22.53156114.20620Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818414Tung Tau TsuenHKYuen Long22.45114.016670Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819957Cheung Pei ShanHKTsuen Wan22.38333114.133330Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818450Tsz Tong TsuenCitang Cun,Citangcun,Tsz Tong Tsuen,ci tang cun,祠塘村HKYuen Long22.43906114.067390Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819485Lok Ma ChauLak Ma ChauHKYuen Long22.50946114.079160Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818400Uk CheungUk Cheung,Wuchang,wu chang,屋场,屋場HKSai Kung22.38074114.25140Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819014Sam TsuenHKTsuen Wan22.36667114.116670Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819314Nam Fung ChauHK22.35114.350Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819816Ha Chung MeiHKKwai Tsing22.35114.10Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818243Yi O HauEr’ao Kou,Er’ao Kou,Yi O Hau,er ao kou,二澳口HKIslands22.23262113.847280Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818524To Yuen TungTaoyuan Dong,To Yuen Tung,tao yuan dong,桃源洞HKTai Po22.44084114.164440Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818770So Kwun Wat TsuenSaoguanhucun,So Kwun Wat San Tsuen,So Kwun Wat Tsuen,sao guan hu cun,扫管笏村,掃管笏村HKTuen Mun22.3849114.004480Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818883Shek O VillageShek O Village,Shek-O,Shi’ao Cun,Shi’ao Cun,shi ao cun,Шек-О,石澳村HKSouthern22.23344114.25121200Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818258Yeung Uk TsuenYangwucun,Yeung Uk Tsuen,yang wu cun,杨屋村,楊屋村HKYuen Long22.45203114.025670Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818581Tei Tong TsaiDitangzai,Tei Tong Tsai,de tang zi,地塘仔HKIslands22.25671113.925730Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818865Shek Wu TongShek Wu Tong,Shihutang,shi hu tang,石湖塘HKYuen Long22.42658114.070550Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819921Chung HauChung Hau,Yong Kou,yong kou,涌口HKIslands22.23864113.995740Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818980San Uk TsuenSan Uk Tsuen,Xinwucun,xin wu cun,新屋村HKTsuen Wan22.36667114.10Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1818592Ta Pang PoDapengbu,Ta Pang Po,da peng bu,打棚埔HKTsuen Wan22.32698114.012810Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819128Pak WanBeiwan,Pak Wan,bei wan,北湾,北灣HK22.36163114.101940Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place
1819817Ha Chuk YuenHKYuen Long22.48333114.050Asia/Hong_Kongpopulated place

Hong Kong: A Geographical Overview of a Dynamic Metropolis

The Geography of Hong Kong: A Fusion of Land and Water

Hong Kong, one of the world’s most prominent global cities, is an extraordinary blend of modernity and nature. Situated on the southern coast of China, facing the South China Sea, Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) that is known for its spectacular skyline, vibrant economy, and dense urban areas. Geographically, Hong Kong is composed of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories, and more than 200 outlying islands. Its unique position, surrounded by water on all sides except the north, has played a crucial role in shaping the city’s development as a major international financial and trade center.

The landscape of Hong Kong is strikingly diverse, with hilly terrains and steep mountains creating a striking contrast against its bustling urban areas. The territory is characterized by rugged mountains, which account for about 40% of its total land area, while the remaining 60% is made up of urbanized and developed areas. Victoria Peak, the highest point on Hong Kong Island, offers panoramic views of the city and is one of the most iconic geographical features of the area. Alongside this, its coastline features numerous sheltered bays and harbors, including the famous Victoria Harbour, one of the busiest ports in the world.

Hong Kong’s climate is subtropical, with mild winters and hot, humid summers, which influences both the city’s lifestyle and the types of vegetation found throughout the region. The natural environment, with its varied topography and coastline, not only provides scenic beauty but has also supported diverse ecosystems, ranging from dense forests in the upland areas to rich marine life in its waters.

The Administrative Structure of Hong Kong

Hong Kong is administratively divided into several districts, which are categorized as either urban or new towns. The city operates under a “one country, two systems” framework, allowing it to maintain its own legal, economic, and administrative systems separate from mainland China. This unique political system plays a significant role in its governance and development.

The central urban area of Hong Kong is situated on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula, home to many of the city’s skyscrapers, financial institutions, and cultural centers. The New Territories, located to the north, represent the more suburban and rural areas of Hong Kong and are characterized by extensive parks, nature reserves, and residential neighborhoods.

Within these areas, Hong Kong is divided into distinct districts that each contribute to the city’s economy and culture. Central, the heart of the city, is the financial district, while Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon serves as a major shopping and cultural hub. The New Territories include districts like Sha Tin, Tung Chung, and Yuen Long, which provide a blend of residential living, agriculture, and natural areas. The diversity of Hong Kong’s administrative divisions, ranging from urbanized areas to more tranquil, rural regions, adds to its complexity and charm.

Understanding the Cities and Districts of Hong Kong

The cities and districts of Hong Kong are a direct reflection of the city’s dynamic and ever-evolving landscape. With its small land area and high population density, Hong Kong’s urban areas are compact and efficiently organized. The districts, which include both densely populated urban centers and quieter suburban areas, form the backbone of Hong Kong’s functionality.

For those looking to analyze and understand Hong Kong’s spatial dynamics, obtaining detailed data on the cities, districts, and their geographic locations is essential. Knowing the locations of key districts like Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai, and Kowloon is critical for understanding how they serve as hubs for commerce, culture, and services. More peripheral areas such as Sai Kung and Lantau Island, known for their parks, nature reserves, and lower population density, contrast with the bustling city center but are essential for maintaining the balance of urban life and natural landscapes.

Geographical data, including the locations of specific districts, allows for the mapping of urban growth patterns, infrastructure development, and social trends. Additionally, understanding the geographical coordinates of these regions—through detailed latitude and longitude data—provides a clearer picture of how Hong Kong’s territory has been developed and how the urban, rural, and natural environments interact.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping Hong Kong’s Cities and Districts

Latitude and longitude are crucial tools for creating accurate maps of Hong Kong’s cities and districts. These coordinates allow for precise mapping of Hong Kong’s dense urban centers, as well as the more serene outlying areas. By obtaining the latitude and longitude of districts such as Central, Kowloon, and the New Territories, urban planners and geographers can better assess the city’s spatial relationships.

For example, the central districts of Hong Kong Island are strategically located on the coastline, making them ideal for international trade and commerce. By using latitude and longitude data, one can examine how these locations are connected to the city’s transportation networks, port facilities, and business districts. Similarly, the geographical coordinates of more rural areas, such as those in the New Territories and outlying islands, help to map out residential developments, public parks, and protected nature reserves, providing insights into the spatial spread of Hong Kong’s population.

Having access to accurate data on the geographical location of Hong Kong’s cities, districts, and natural resources also supports planning for future infrastructure, climate resilience, and urban expansion. It is particularly important for understanding Hong Kong’s limited land space and the need for sustainable growth in an increasingly crowded urban environment.

Urbanization and Sustainable Development in Hong Kong

The geographical data of Hong Kong is essential for understanding its urbanization and sustainable development strategies. With its high population density and limited land area, Hong Kong has been forced to adopt vertical growth strategies, such as the development of skyscrapers and the expansion of public transit systems. Data on the location of key urban centers, residential districts, and green spaces helps to guide city planning efforts that balance economic development with environmental sustainability.

For instance, understanding the geographical relationship between Central and the outlying islands like Lantau allows urban planners to improve transportation networks, manage congestion, and ensure that the natural environment is preserved. Additionally, the availability of geographic data can help planners identify areas that are at risk of natural hazards, such as flooding or landslides, due to the city’s mountainous terrain and coastal location.

As Hong Kong moves forward, geographic data will continue to play a crucial role in managing growth and improving the quality of life for its residents. The integration of latitude and longitude data into urban planning and policy decisions will be pivotal in ensuring that Hong Kong’s cities remain livable, sustainable, and resilient in the face of changing environmental conditions and social dynamics.

The Future of Hong Kong: Leveraging Geographic Data for Innovation

As a global leader in finance, trade, and technology, Hong Kong is poised to continue its growth and innovation well into the future. Geographic data, especially that related to the cities, districts, and regions, will continue to be a powerful tool in shaping the city’s future. From urban infrastructure projects to the protection of green spaces, accurate data on the location and distribution of Hong Kong’s resources is essential for making informed decisions.

Using geographic data to map out trends in population, transportation, and economic activity allows for more strategic investments in infrastructure, housing, and public services. By continuously gathering and analyzing data on Hong Kong’s geographical features, policymakers can ensure that the city remains a world leader in innovation and sustainability.

Conclusion

In conclusion, obtaining detailed geographic data on Hong Kong’s cities, districts, and regions—including precise latitude and longitude coordinates—is essential for understanding the city’s spatial dynamics and supporting its future development. This data serves as the foundation for urban planning, infrastructure development, and resource management. As Hong Kong continues to evolve, leveraging geographic data will help ensure its growth remains sustainable, resilient, and adaptable to future challenges.

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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.
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  • 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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