Marshall Islands cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON formats
Last update : 16 December 2025.
This is the best list of 112 cities in the Marshall Islands available in 5 formats ( Excel, CSV, JSON, SQL, XML ). You will find only data associated with the cities of a country (capital, towns and villages). There is no information concerning the environment, such as the location of a river or a mountain, for example. All cities are 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 Marshall Islands 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4039539 | Taroa | MH | Maloelap Atoll | 8.70576 | 171.2275 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 7303925 | Toka | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.63623 | 168.65237 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304002 | New Rongelap | MH | Rongelap Atoll | 11.1612 | 166.89189 | 19 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306518 | Utrik | UTK,Utirik,Utrik,Utrok,Utrōk | MH | Utrik Atoll | 11.22778 | 169.84739 | 409 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 7306529 | Wotho | Wotto,Wōtto | MH | Wotho Atoll | 10.16575 | 166.01022 | 160 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 7304391 | Enewetak | MH | Enewetak Atoll | 11.3509 | 162.34104 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7303996 | Ujae | MH | Ujae Atoll | 8.93338 | 165.75723 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080663 | Wolot | Ollet | MH | Maloelap Atoll | 8.76735 | 171.17527 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080422 | Jabor | Jabooru,Jaboru,Jabwor,Jebwad | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 5.92098 | 169.64335 | 1200 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 7304125 | Menge | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 5.84751 | 169.52797 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306515 | Airuk | Airok,Airuk | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.27717 | 168.8203 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 8347657 | Dalap-Uliga-Dorrit | MH | 7.087 | 171.377 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||||
| 7304319 | Arrak | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.12253 | 171.05215 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2079864 | Warwir | Warwor | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.00342 | 171.59522 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2113779 | Majuro | MAJ,Madzhuro,Majur,Majuro,Mazouro,majulo,Μαζούρο,Маджуро,마주로 | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.08971 | 171.38027 | 25400 | Pacific/Majuro | capital of a political entity | ||
| 2080695 | Kinnatkan | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.07006 | 171.89694 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304029 | Jih | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.59386 | 168.96166 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7303892 | Aur | MH | Aur Atoll | 8.14897 | 171.1699 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 4039072 | Jang | Alnaren,Alngaden,Arugaren | MH | Maloelap Atoll | 8.8605 | 171.06359 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7303978 | Majkin | MJE | MH | Namu Atoll | 8.16073 | 168.17858 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7306523 | Mejit | Majeej,Majej,Mājeej,Mājej | MH | Mejit Island | 10.27531 | 170.86461 | 300 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 2080970 | Ailuk | Enellik Island | MH | Ailuk Atoll | 10.21972 | 169.97967 | 451 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 2080556 | Enerein | MH | Lae Atoll | 8.92128 | 166.25698 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080404 | Japejiroi | Chapuchirochi,Japeiroi | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.60414 | 168.76257 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080555 | Wotho | MH | Wotho Atoll | 10.16715 | 166.00913 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304214 | Airuk | MH | Maloelap Atoll | 8.49873 | 171.18927 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304102 | Likej | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.01607 | 172.05491 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304127 | Pinglep | Pinglap | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 5.95073 | 169.43167 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304038 | Jabat | MH | Jabat Island | 7.75207 | 168.97483 | 0 | Pacific/Kwajalein | populated place | |||
| 7306509 | Kili | MH | Kili Island | 5.64323 | 169.12345 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304571 | Loi | MH | Kwajalein Atoll | 8.80739 | 167.73348 | 0 | Pacific/Kwajalein | populated place | |||
| 7304031 | Ulien | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.12159 | 171.56816 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304298 | Laura | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.14654 | 171.03704 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304120 | Ajejen | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 6.0564 | 169.67131 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080208 | Woja | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.10051 | 171.09811 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080644 | Lukunwod | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.01193 | 172.06427 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304036 | Enilok | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.61069 | 168.66855 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306519 | Ujae | UJE,Ujae,Wujae,Wūjae | MH | Ujae Atoll | 8.93218 | 165.76416 | 448 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 2080486 | Woja | WJA,Yaamo,Yaamo-To | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.43896 | 168.54954 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304030 | Bikarej | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.23868 | 171.63859 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2081013 | Enajet | Enesetto,Enesetto-To | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.03882 | 171.94359 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080402 | Jabwan | Djeboan,Jabwon,Japuwan-to,Japuwan-tō | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.27785 | 168.79789 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080846 | Bikoniing | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.22708 | 171.80128 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080636 | Jeh | Denden Island,Deudeu-to,Deudeu-tō,JEJ,Jojo To,Tutu | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.48784 | 168.939 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080973 | Kearkan | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.07006 | 171.87585 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304295 | Jelter | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.21897 | 171.06133 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7303979 | Loen | MH | Namu Atoll | 7.76296 | 168.22731 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304318 | Rita | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.12442 | 171.35739 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304559 | Ennylabegan local village | MH | Kwajalein Atoll | 8.79649 | 167.62064 | 0 | Pacific/Kwajalein | populated place | |||
| 7304467 | Ebaye | Epja,Epjā,Ibae | MH | Kwajalein Atoll | 8.77479 | 167.73919 | 15000 | Pacific/Kwajalein | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 4040079 | Jebal | MH | Likiep Atoll | 9.88997 | 169.27241 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2079970 | Lukwoj | Lukwoj,Rubochi Island,Rukochi,Rukochi-To | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.01814 | 171.58486 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7303980 | Mae | MH | Namu Atoll | 7.82588 | 168.30471 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306511 | Enewetak | MH | Enewetak Atoll | 11.34735 | 162.33733 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 4040607 | Lae | Eonbeje,Nokkwaje | MH | Lae Atoll | 8.92488 | 166.2655 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304330 | Ejit - relocation of Bikini inhabitants | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.12361 | 171.34988 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304118 | Populated Nanij Islands | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 6.23427 | 169.50907 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | section of populated place | |||
| 7303926 | Enekoion | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.66835 | 168.66818 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080767 | Boklulu | MH | Lae Atoll | 8.92148 | 166.21966 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304032 | Arno | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.06112 | 171.55555 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7303933 | Namdrik | MH | Namdrik Atoll | 5.59561 | 168.10666 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 4041070 | Ailuk | MH | Ailuk Atoll | 10.22052 | 169.97819 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306513 | Aur | MH | Aur Atoll | 8.1499 | 171.16869 | 438 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 2080646 | Chittoin | Jitoeon,Tittoin,Tittōin | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.57762 | 168.70185 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 4040199 | Melang | MH | Likiep Atoll | 9.89631 | 169.26009 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080914 | Jelbon | MH | Mili Atoll | 5.97122 | 172.11439 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080115 | Likiep | MH | Likiep Atoll | 9.82511 | 169.31065 | 482 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 7306521 | Loen | MH | Namu Atoll | 7.76007 | 168.23072 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 4040744 | Mejatto | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 6.11177 | 169.58416 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306512 | Ebon | EBO,Epoon | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.58199 | 168.69636 | 714 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 2080758 | Medyil | Bokanbit,Bokonbitto-To,Bokpata | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.52749 | 168.94046 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080871 | Bigen | Bikenrik | MH | Aur Atoll | 8.35894 | 171.04465 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080161 | Langor | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.11827 | 171.9326 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304035 | Tinak | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.08922 | 171.90526 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2081032 | Anemaro | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.06229 | 172.10469 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 12522704 | Never Gonna Give You Up | MH | 6.30523 | 169.44099 | 1 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||||
| 2080498 | Enuebing | Enebingu,Enebingu-to,Eneebingu To,Eneubing,Enibung,Eniebing,Enipin,Enubing,Enyebing,Enēbingu-tō | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.27912 | 168.76966 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7306524 | Lib | MH | Lib Island | 8.31221 | 167.37662 | 115 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 7306528 | Wotje | MH | Wotje Atoll | 9.45429 | 170.23674 | 880 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 4039438 | Buoj | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.28333 | 168.75 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304126 | Mejrirok | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 5.86348 | 169.52402 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304033 | Malel | MH | Arno Atoll | 7.07611 | 171.85853 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080435 | Ine | MH | Arno Atoll | 6.98333 | 171.7 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7306520 | Rongelap | Ronlap,Ron̄ļap | MH | Rongelap Atoll | 11.16351 | 166.89408 | 19 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 4038884 | Ajeltake | Ajeltake,Ajurolake,Ajurotaka,Ajurotake | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.07466 | 171.17137 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 2080647 | Chittakain | Jitakeon | MH | Ebon Atoll | 4.58267 | 168.73189 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304466 | Ebadon | EBN,Ebadon | MH | Kwajalein Atoll | 9.3245 | 166.83118 | 0 | Pacific/Kwajalein | populated place | ||
| 7306525 | Kili | MH | Kili Island | 5.64387 | 169.12109 | 602 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | |||
| 7304121 | Imiej | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 6.01236 | 169.72057 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304465 | Mejatto | MH | Kwajalein Atoll | 9.31283 | 166.87388 | 0 | Pacific/Kwajalein | populated place | |||
| 2080838 | Enewa | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.02875 | 172.02925 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 2080016 | Rairik | Rairikku Island,Rairikku-To,Rairok | MH | Majuro Atoll | 7.07185 | 171.31132 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7306526 | Jabat | Jabot,Jabwot,Jebat | MH | Jabat Island | 7.75003 | 168.97513 | 112 | Pacific/Kwajalein | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 7306522 | Namdrik | Namdik,Namorik,Nam̧dik | MH | Namdrik Atoll | 5.59944 | 168.10282 | 814 | Pacific/Majuro | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 4040698 | Kaven | MH | Maloelap Atoll | 8.88829 | 170.84092 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304040 | Lib | MH | Lib Island | 8.31461 | 167.37499 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 4038866 | Airok | AIC,Airekku-to *,Airok,Airuk | MH | Ailinglaplap Atoll | 7.27861 | 168.82167 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304123 | Jaluit | MH | Jaluit Atoll | 5.79431 | 169.59174 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | |||
| 7304005 | Utrik | MH | Utrik Atoll | 11.22509 | 169.84662 | 433 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place | ||
| 7304103 | Wau | MH | Mili Atoll | 6.09165 | 172.10873 | 0 | Pacific/Majuro | populated place |
The Marshall Islands: A Geographical Exploration of a Pacific Paradise
A Remote and Unique Island Nation
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) is a small but significant country located in the central Pacific Ocean. Comprising 29 atolls and 5 islands, the country spans a wide expanse of ocean, offering a distinctive blend of isolation and global connection. With a total land area of only about 181 square kilometers, the Marshall Islands is one of the world’s smallest nations, yet its geography is anything but ordinary. The islands form part of the larger Micronesian region, and despite its small size, the country has had a lasting impact on the broader Pacific, especially in terms of maritime navigation, cultural exchange, and environmental challenges.
The RMI's islands are scattered across a vast oceanic expanse, making it one of the most remote countries in the world. This isolation has shaped the islands’ development, both culturally and geographically. The natural environment is characterized by lush tropical vegetation, beautiful lagoons, and expansive coral reefs, but the country faces significant challenges, including rising sea levels and limited natural resources. Understanding the geography of the Marshall Islands, therefore, requires more than just knowledge of its natural beauty—it also necessitates a detailed look at its human settlements, urban development, and geographical data.
For those seeking to explore the intricacies of the Marshall Islands, access to data regarding the cities, regions, and departments—along with precise geographic coordinates—is indispensable. These data points allow geographers, researchers, and policymakers to understand the spatial dynamics of the nation and to monitor its development and environmental changes.
Cities, Regions, and Departments: A Delicate Distribution
The Marshall Islands is divided into 24 municipalities, which are spread across the nation’s atolls and islands. These municipalities include both urban areas and rural settlements, each with its own unique geographic and cultural characteristics. The capital city, Majuro, located on the Majuro Atoll, is the country’s largest and most developed urban center, housing the majority of the population and serving as the political, economic, and administrative heart of the nation. However, other regions, such as Ebeye and Jaluit, also play important roles in the country's governance and daily life.
Despite the concentration of development in Majuro, much of the population of the Marshall Islands lives on smaller, more remote islands scattered throughout the archipelago. These islands are often organized into various regions and departments that align with the country’s administrative structure. For example, while Majuro belongs to the region of the same name, other islands like Kwajalein or the islands in the northern part of the country belong to distinct regions that have their own local governance structures.
Obtaining data on the locations, names, and administrative divisions of these cities and municipalities is key to understanding the Marshall Islands' spatial organization. Geographic data, such as the exact boundaries of each region and department, as well as the population and resources available in each area, provide valuable insights into the country’s challenges and opportunities.
Latitude and Longitude: Precision in Mapping the Islands
The vast oceanic expanse that separates the Marshall Islands' islands makes accurate geographic data, particularly latitude and longitude, an essential tool for anyone studying the country’s geography. Latitude and longitude provide the exact geographic coordinates for any given location, enabling a precise understanding of the relationship between different regions and islands.
By obtaining the coordinates of cities like Majuro, Ebeye, and other important settlements, researchers can map out the urban-rural dynamics of the country. These coordinates not only help geographers pinpoint locations on the map but also provide insights into factors like climate, population density, and access to resources. For instance, Majuro’s latitude and longitude reveal its strategic positioning as a coastal city, which is essential for understanding its role in both maritime trade and as a point of access to the broader Pacific region.
Furthermore, precise geographic data on the coordinates of the country's islands allows for better understanding of their isolation. Some of the smaller islands, like those found in the outer regions of the RMI, are located much farther from the central government in Majuro. This has implications for transportation, healthcare delivery, and infrastructure development, all of which rely on accurate geographic data to be effectively managed.
The Geographical Significance of the Marshall Islands’ Environment
The geography of the Marshall Islands is not just a matter of human settlement; it also encompasses the country’s delicate relationship with the environment. As a low-lying island nation, much of the RMI is at risk from the effects of climate change, particularly rising sea levels. The geographic coordinates of each atoll and island are crucial in understanding how different areas may be impacted by environmental changes.
For example, islands that are closer to sea level or located near the equator may be more vulnerable to rising waters, while others located further north or south may face different environmental risks. By obtaining data on the latitude and longitude of each island, researchers can assess these risks in more detail, using geographic information to create models that predict future climate change impacts and inform policy decisions.
In addition to climate-related concerns, the country’s geography also shapes its natural resources and biodiversity. Coral reefs, tropical forests, and lagoons are essential ecosystems for the RMI, providing food, shelter, and tourism opportunities. Understanding the geographic layout of these ecosystems is vital for protecting the nation’s natural environment. Precise geographic data aids in tracking these resources and ensuring they are sustainably managed.
Data for Development and Sustainability
As the Marshall Islands continues to develop, having access to detailed geographic data is more important than ever. With the challenges posed by climate change, as well as the need for infrastructure development, access to data on cities, regions, and departments—along with latitude and longitude coordinates—enables the creation of better-informed strategies for sustainable growth and resource management.
This data supports everything from planning for renewable energy projects to the development of climate-resilient infrastructure. It also assists in disaster response, such as during tropical storms or rising water levels, ensuring that the government and local organizations have the geographic information needed to respond effectively and save lives.
For geographers, researchers, and policymakers, having a reliable source of data on the Marshall Islands is essential to understanding both the opportunities and challenges the country faces. By utilizing accurate geographic data, the RMI can continue to navigate the complex issues of development, environmental sustainability, and climate change in the 21st century.
Conclusion
The Marshall Islands, though small in size, offers a rich and complex geography that demands attention and understanding. Through the acquisition of detailed geographic data—ranging from cities and regions to their precise latitude and longitude—one can gain a deeper understanding of how the country’s geography has shaped its past, present, and future. This data not only supports academic research and policymaking but also empowers the nation to build a sustainable, climate-resilient future.
FaQ about Marshall Islands
- 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.