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

Mozambique
Mozambique
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Last update : 15 January 2025.

Country
Mozambique
Capitale
Maputo
Number of cities
22602
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This is the best list of 22602 cities in the Mozambique 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 Mozambique file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
1043902LicasseMZ-25.6666732.550Africa/Maputopopulated place
1085619QuirimbaMZCabo Delgado-12.4302840.613060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1095495Cabo MulogiúaMZNampula-16.4269439.17750Africa/Maputopopulated place
1042970MacabaMZCabo Delgado-12.1391740.007780Africa/Maputopopulated place
1035227MutotoreMZSofala-20.3669433.575280Africa/Maputopopulated place
1096672MaluloMZZambézia-18.1788935.902220Africa/Maputopopulated place
1032332NcaquiaMZCabo Delgado-12.1658339.840830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1044402JoioJoioMZCabo Delgado-13.2716740.223060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1088802MepaquiuaMZNampula-14.4486137.821670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1099609Chefe PinhaneMZGaza-24.9805633.387220Africa/Maputopopulated place
1095979Régulo MupepulaMZNampula-16.6341739.149720Africa/Maputopopulated place
1044778Régulo JajoJajo,Regulo Jajo,Régulo JajoMZZambézia-16.2737.519170Africa/Maputopopulated place
1050174CheaneMZNampula-13.6322240.394720Africa/Maputopopulated place
1052576BambilaMZCabo Delgado-11.0302839.558330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1088046NamicundeMZNiassa-14.2172236.920560Africa/Maputopopulated place
1100352JoséMZInhambane-22.1419435.225280Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028584PótoMZ-12.1166740.483330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1098497MugueganeMZGaza-22.8047231.953610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1085439CartoneiroMZCabo Delgado-12.9566738.981390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1034539NaieteMZSofala-19.7983333.624720Africa/Maputopopulated place
1049871ChibuéMZManica-19.9469433.503890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1040912Regedor ManovaneManovane,Regedor ManovaneMZGaza-24.6502833.84250Africa/Maputopopulated place
1038506MerripuéMZCabo Delgado-13.2866738.570830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1032661NarengaNarengaMZCabo Delgado-13.1861140.385830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1097678RocananiMZGaza-23.4027832.3850Africa/Maputopopulated place
1037982Chefe MitucaChefe Mituca,MetucaMZCabo Delgado-13.5208338.842780Africa/Maputopopulated place
1040982ManhocaMZCabo Delgado-11.392539.880830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1093034MatopeMZZambézia-16.6347235.889170Africa/Maputopopulated place
1104061QuetaneMZInhambane-22.8972234.838890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1052521BangoMZNiassa-13.8436135.392220Africa/Maputopopulated place
1042447MaconeMZManica-21.2966733.333060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1095771Chefe SaileMZNampula-16.5508339.503890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1026578SusseSusse,SussoMZSofala-17.3058334.953330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1051390CampapaCampapa,Capapa,CapápaMZTete-14.9997232.041110Africa/Maputopopulated place
1037037Chefe MortadoChefe Mortado,MortadoMZZambézia-15.5608336.075830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1042304MaculuvaMaculuva,MaculuveMZInhambane-24.5213934.421670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028258RaaneMZCabo Delgado-12.6633340.398060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1033142NanegaMZZambézia-16.8427838.301940Africa/Maputopopulated place
1101036MaconzaMZInhambane-21.1711134.471940Africa/Maputopopulated place
1048033CóguèMZZambézia-16.4691736.648610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1103412PovoaçãoMZInhambane-23.9455635.472220Africa/Maputopopulated place
1025764TomoMZZambézia-17.9038935.828610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1026713SòzinhoSosinho,Sozinho,SòzinhoMZTete-16.0480633.271670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1042793Chefe MacáuèChefe Macaue,Chefe Macáuè,Macaue,MacáuèMZCabo Delgado-13.7166738.668330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1092675MaacoMZNiassa-15.1591736.588890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1086262JipalaMZCabo Delgado-13.2602840.2050Africa/Maputopopulated place
1047396CurubuaMZZambézia-16.8488936.59750Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028139RaviuaMZZambézia-15.8494436.01750Africa/Maputopopulated place
1045437HortoMZZambézia-17.2969436.616390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1049697ChicômeMZNampula-15.1869439.528890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028954PedraMZNampula-15.1655639.914170Africa/Maputopopulated place
1050605ChacanzaMZSofala-17.9333334.700830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1030242NhaúdeMZTete-15.5169434.315830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1086553Cabo MuanonaMZNampula-13.9752839.803890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1024771VelemoMZMaputo Province-24.3730632.136670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1027449SanaMZZambézia-17.5538937.453890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1092294MchengaMZTete-16.3213933.661390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1046822DumaMZInhambane-21.492533.394440Africa/Maputopopulated place
1029561NotaMZManica-17.8930633.279720Africa/Maputopopulated place
1048511ChitutaneMZInhambane-21.8141733.730Africa/Maputopopulated place
1039430M’buteMZMaputo Province-25.2938932.451390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028808PetePeteMZManica-20.7344432.561110Africa/Maputopopulated place
1047255DassaneMZInhambane-21.3197234.040Africa/Maputopopulated place
1097326SerranoMZGaza-24.3627833.429440Africa/Maputopopulated place
1046157Chefe Gala TembeChefe Gala Tembe,GalaMZMaputo Province-26.6086132.828060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1090050GoaneMZMaputo Province-25.4208332.26250Africa/Maputopopulated place
1024417XirimulaXirimula,XirumulaMZZambézia-16.6541738.986390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1042129MadofoMadofa,MadofoMZManica-18.6738933.003330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1036391MuconoMZGaza-24.8994432.961940Africa/Maputopopulated place
1027741SacapenaMZSofala-18.2930634.808890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1039082MedejujaMZGaza-24.9005633.506670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1041326MalusaneMZManica-20.9883333.61750Africa/Maputopopulated place
1050118ChegundaMZCabo Delgado-12.0030639.580830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1089349TamwaririMZTete-15.6483333.344170Africa/Maputopopulated place
1101722SemendeMZInhambane-23.262535.266390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1088714MazulaMZNampula-14.0180640.347780Africa/Maputopopulated place
1035682MunhocaMZZambézia-16.8933337.561670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1032365NavenchaMZNampula-15.3539.683610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1048513ChitutaMZInhambane-21.8963933.466110Africa/Maputopopulated place
1034174NamangomaMZCabo Delgado-12.6986140.103330Africa/Maputopopulated place
1089967SinguilaMZMaputo Province-25.8331.963610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1101855ZefaniasMZInhambane-21.6511134.362780Africa/Maputopopulated place
1104265ChangabezaMZInhambane-21.3880634.601390Africa/Maputopopulated place
1033980NambaneMZCabo Delgado-11.7219439.684440Africa/Maputopopulated place
1033982NambalaMZNiassa-13.5213935.550280Africa/Maputopopulated place
1052650BaêaMZ-16.3333339.916670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1092455MuuambaMZZambézia-15.1119437.095560Africa/Maputopopulated place
1103403Cabo MalebuaneMZInhambane-23.9347235.395830Africa/Maputopopulated place
1047375CutinhangulaMZZambézia-17.5286137.089440Africa/Maputopopulated place
1046092GaranhaMZZambézia-16.5536.988060Africa/Maputopopulated place
1036608MuauaMZNampula-15.9822239.179170Africa/Maputopopulated place
1026833SitaubeMZCabo Delgado-13.1944438.970560Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028504PunaPuna,PunoMZZambézia-16.7166738.850280Africa/Maputopopulated place
1103553SalvadorMZGaza-24.6022232.793890Africa/Maputopopulated place
1028867PenicelaMZManica-20.817533.426670Africa/Maputopopulated place
1103154LiberantoMZInhambane-23.2919434.411110Africa/Maputopopulated place
1096031IntaboMZZambézia-17.48537.300280Africa/Maputopopulated place
1102023NiquisseMZInhambane-23.7691734.589440Africa/Maputopopulated place
1044357JoneMZTete-16.4541733.498610Africa/Maputopopulated place
1049997ChevundaChevunda,ChiconguaMZ-16.3666732.30Africa/Maputopopulated place

Mozambique: A Geographical Overview of the Eastern African Nation

A Diverse Landscape Shaped by Nature and History

Mozambique, a sprawling coastal nation located in southeastern Africa, is blessed with an incredibly diverse geography that has significantly influenced its cultural development, economic growth, and settlement patterns. Stretching along the Indian Ocean for more than 2,400 kilometers, Mozambique is home to a wealth of natural resources, including fertile agricultural land, rich biodiversity, and an extensive coastline with some of the most pristine beaches in the world.

The country’s geography is a striking mix of coastal plains, plateaus, mountains, and rivers. The Zambezi River, one of the largest rivers in Africa, divides the country into northern and southern regions and plays a central role in both the country’s ecology and its human settlement. Mozambique's southern region is marked by urban centers like Maputo, the capital city, which lies along the coast, while the north is more rural, with mountains, forests, and wetlands providing the backdrop for communities relying on agriculture and natural resources.

Understanding Mozambique’s geography requires a closer look at the urban and rural settlements spread across this vast country. The relationship between the physical environment and human settlements, particularly in terms of regions and departments, plays a crucial role in shaping the country's development. Access to geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of key cities, regions, and provinces, provides essential insights into the distribution of resources, economic activity, and population across Mozambique.

The Regional Distribution of Cities and Provinces

Mozambique is divided into 11 provinces and one capital city (Maputo), each with its own distinct geographic, cultural, and economic characteristics. The provinces are further subdivided into districts, municipalities, and other administrative units that make up the complex administrative structure of the country.

Maputo, the capital, is the country’s economic and political center, a city that lies in the southern region, nestled along the coast. The city is a bustling hub of commerce, industry, and cultural exchange, with its location along the Indian Ocean contributing to its economic significance. To the north, cities like Beira and Nampula represent the more industrialized urban centers, with agriculture, mining, and trade playing significant roles in the local economies.

The central and northern provinces, such as Tete, Zambezia, and Cabo Delgado, are generally less urbanized but are rich in natural resources, particularly minerals, and forests. These provinces are also home to some of the country’s most important rivers and lakes, including the Zambezi and its tributaries, which provide vital water sources for both agriculture and industry.

Obtaining data about the precise locations of cities, provinces, and regions, including their administrative boundaries and geographic coordinates, is essential for understanding the spatial organization of Mozambique. This data can help researchers, planners, and policymakers analyze trends in population distribution, infrastructure development, and resource management, allowing for better decision-making across various sectors.

Latitude and Longitude: Key to Mapping Mozambique’s Geography

Latitude and longitude provide the tools necessary for accurately pinpointing the location of cities and regions in Mozambique. Given the country’s vast size and varied landscapes, it is crucial to have precise geographic data to understand how different areas are connected and how geography influences settlement patterns, economic activities, and transportation networks.

For example, Maputo’s coordinates allow for a better understanding of its role as a central hub for trade and commerce, especially as it relates to neighboring countries like South Africa and Eswatini. Similarly, knowing the coordinates of cities like Beira or Nacala, both important ports in the central and northern regions, helps demonstrate how the geographic positioning of these urban centers is critical to Mozambique’s role in regional trade and global shipping.

Geographic data such as latitude and longitude also enables the study of how urban areas in Mozambique are affected by natural features like the Zambezi River or the Indian Ocean coast. Proximity to water bodies influences not only climate and agriculture but also how transportation routes are laid out and how coastal cities manage issues like flooding and erosion.

By obtaining the precise coordinates of cities, towns, and administrative divisions, one can study how different regions are developing and whether infrastructure, resources, and services are adequately distributed to meet the needs of the population.

Mozambique’s Natural Environment: A Blend of Ecosystems

Mozambique’s geography is defined by its striking natural diversity. The country’s vast coastline and proximity to the Indian Ocean result in a tropical climate that sustains lush forests, wetlands, and grasslands. The northern part of the country is home to dense rainforests, while the central and southern parts are characterized by savannahs, mountains, and dry regions. The country’s ecological richness supports a wide variety of plant and animal life, making it a critical area for biodiversity conservation.

Mozambique’s natural resources, including agricultural land, forests, fisheries, and minerals, are a central part of the national economy. The fertile soil of the central provinces, combined with abundant rainfall, supports extensive agriculture, particularly the cultivation of crops like maize, cassava, and sugarcane. The coastal regions, with their warm waters and rich marine life, contribute significantly to the fishing industry, providing both domestic and international markets with a wide range of seafood.

The country’s diversity of ecosystems also means that it faces unique environmental challenges, including deforestation, soil erosion, and the impacts of climate change. Understanding the geographic distribution of settlements and natural resources, along with detailed data on key cities and regions, is essential for developing strategies to preserve the environment while fostering sustainable development.

Access to geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of key cities and regions, allows for more effective planning and management of natural resources. By mapping out the precise location of agricultural lands, water sources, and natural reserves, decision-makers can ensure that both economic development and environmental preservation are prioritized.

Geographic Data for Infrastructure and Sustainable Development

The importance of geographic data in Mozambique goes beyond mapping the natural environment; it is also crucial for urban planning and infrastructure development. With a rapidly growing population and significant migration from rural areas to cities, there is an increasing need for efficient transportation networks, energy distribution systems, and urban housing.

By obtaining data on the exact locations of cities and regions in Mozambique, it becomes possible to create more effective transportation routes, link remote areas to markets, and provide better access to essential services such as healthcare and education. Geographic data also helps identify areas that are underserved or vulnerable, such as flood-prone zones near major rivers or low-lying coastal areas that are at risk of rising sea levels.

In addition to infrastructure, geographic data is also crucial for economic development. Understanding where key industries like mining, agriculture, and fishing are concentrated helps in planning the optimal distribution of resources and infrastructure. This data also enables policymakers to identify areas for investment and economic growth, particularly in the rural and northern regions of the country.

Conclusion

Mozambique’s geography is as diverse as its people and offers both opportunities and challenges for sustainable development. From its fertile agricultural regions to its rich coastline and natural reserves, the country’s varied landscapes shape its economy, culture, and infrastructure. By obtaining detailed geographic data—such as the latitude and longitude of cities, towns, and regions—planners, researchers, and policymakers can better understand the connections between natural resources and human settlements. This data is essential for planning sustainable development strategies, optimizing resource use, and ensuring that the growth of Mozambique is balanced, equitable, and resilient in the face of 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.
  • 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.
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