New Caledonia cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON formats

New_Caledonia
New Caledonia
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Last update : 22 January 2026.

Country
New Caledonia
Capital
Nouméa
Number of cities
673
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This is the best list of 673 cities in the New Caledonia 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.

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Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2141627CengeiteCengeite,CengeïtéNCLoyalty Islands-21.59415167.897360Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137666YahouéYahoue,YahouéNCSouth Province-22.20726166.485740Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
11956132Val FleuriVal FleuriNCSouth Province-22.12066166.433050Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140249MédaouyaNC-21.3165.516670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141063Haute CouveléeHaute Couvelee,Haute CouveléeNCSouth Province-22.12817166.465450Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137719WakatNC-20.68333166.533330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140006MutchawengNC-20.73333167.166670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138957PananeNC-19.58333163.583330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140837KaragreuNC-21.4165.383330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138567PouiembengNC-20.68333164.883330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138099ThogoonThogone,ThogoonNCLoyalty Islands-21.39619167.901180Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141836BoguiNC-21.36667165.433330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139372OuananeNC-20.63333164.733330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140613KouaréNC-21.66667166.066670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12023998LoiLoiNCLoyalty Islands-21.5616167.876650Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138382Saint-PierreNC-20.43333164.433330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141619ChaïnonNC-21.48333165.816670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137831TûNC-21.26667165.583330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12023851DenacoDenacoNCLoyalty Islands-21.56937168.087570Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138429Sainte-MarieNC-20.33333164.516670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139093OumbaïnaNC-20.05163.783330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138810PilmangoNC-21.1167.416670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140921Juvénat Sainte-ThérèseNC-22.13333166.316670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141985BalabaNC-20.68333166.516670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12403991TeuTeuNCSouth Province-22.34041166.720320Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137834TsendiaNC-21.53333166.033330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12024010PadawaPadawaNCLoyalty Islands-21.60641167.947740Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138545Poum-PlageNC-20.23333164.033330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
10861676Anse VataNCSouth ProvinceNouméa-22.30037166.443470Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140338MalhecNC-20.33333164.183330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139786NéméaraNC-21.50047165.480540Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138016TiétiTiete,Tieti,Tiéti,TiétéNC-20.93333165.30Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139195Ouengo-PouéaïOuengo-Poueai,Ouengo-Pouepai,Ouengo-Pouéaï,Ouengo-PouépaïNC-20.78333164.733330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138466RoRho,Ro,RôNCLoyalty Islands-21.39253167.862330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140450La RocheLa Roche,MEENCLoyalty IslandsMaré-21.47799168.025930Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140246MeduMedu,MéduNCLoyalty Islands-21.62174167.952840Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139558NonhouéNC-21.51667165.950Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137905TongaNC-20.72585166.425320Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140116MoindahNC-21.41667165.233330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139243OuélisNC-20.88333164.683330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141986BakouyaNC-21.56667165.483330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139957NanonNC-21.56667165.883330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139521NouméaNOU,Nomea,Noumea,Nouméa,Numea,Numeja,Numeo,Numėja,Port de France,nu me xa,nu mei a,nume’a,numea,numiya,nwmya,Νουμεά,Нумеа,נומאה,نومئا,نوميا,नूमेआ,நூமியா,นูเมอา,ნუმეა,ヌメア,努美阿,누메아NCSouth ProvinceNouméa-22.27407166.4488493060Pacific/Noumeacapital of a political entity
2139204OuénéNC-20.53333164.533330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141070HaouliNC-21.53333165.850Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137969TiouandéNC-20.75165.050Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140428LékineLekia,Lekin,Lekine,LékineNC-20.69408166.489260Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
10862053La Roche PerceeNC-21.61383165.465560Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138687PonérihouenPonerihouen,Poneriuen,Ponérihouen,PunereuinNCNorth ProvincePonérihouen-21.08333165.42739Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139565NomoudjaNC-20.13333164.066670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138089TiabetNC-20.13333164.016670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139925NassandouNassandou,Station NassandouNCSouth Province-22.08228166.257290Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140256MéaréNC-21.73333165.833330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140260Méa-MébaraMea,Mea-Mebara,Méa,Méa-MébaraNC-21.46667165.783330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138792PinjenNC-21.05164.766670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141146GouaroGouaro,GuaroNC-21.6165.433330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139866NéamiNC-20.98333164.966670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140237MéhouéNC-21.51667165.950Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137778Vallée des ColonsNC-22.27031166.452180Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138306Station de MuéoMueo,Muéo,PDC,Station de Mueo,Station de MuéoNC-21.3165.016670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140480KutoNC-22.66043167.448810Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137836TroulalaNC-20.65164.366670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138066TiaouéNC-21164.916670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138152TenanTenan,TenaneNCLoyalty Islands-21.40496167.894440Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139491OgnahuOgnahu,Saint-PaulNC-20.66343166.564820Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
11072661JozipNC-20.9418167.336970Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141394DumbéaDumbea,DumbéaNCSouth ProvinceDumbéa-22.15757166.457219346Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141165GoroNC-22.28333167.016670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141340EteEte,EtéNCLoyalty Islands-21.51964167.8540Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2142010AzareuNCSouth ProvinceBourail-21.45814165.470880Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139970NamélagatNC-21.09879167.351730Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139333Oua-OuéNC-21.61667165.583330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2142033AthaAthaNCLoyalty Islands-21.47205168.016310Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138417Saint-GabrielNC-21.65166.30Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138275TaïtéNC-20.78333165.083330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140090MoméaNC-21.66667165.633330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140989HouoneNC-20.05163.80Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12024006KaeguahnakunKaeguahnakunNCLoyalty Islands-21.46184168.075620Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2142146AkaouaneNC-21.09921167.399240Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138602Pouedjane MaladjNC-20.36667164.20Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140153MévegonNC-21.18333165.566670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138215TarapNC-20.36667164.450Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2141019HnasséNC-20.91667167.266670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138729PoindaNC-21.03333164.966670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2137998TimothéeNC-20.43333164.416670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
12023991WathaWathaNCLoyalty Islands-21.4653167.962650Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
11959055Station de OuinanéStation de Ouinane,Station de OuinanéNCSouth Province-21.92817166.138670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138285TadineTadin,Tadine,Tadinou,Tadinu,Todine,ТадинNCLoyalty IslandsMaré-21.54751167.880197492Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140466La FoaNCSouth ProvinceLa Foa-21.71079165.827642947Pacific/Noumeaseat of a first-order administrative division
2141806BopopeNC-20.91667165.066670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
11958033Saint-MauriceSaint-MauriceNCSouth Province-21.76715166.113240Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138080TiakanaNC-21164.883330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138428Sainte-MarieNC-20.38333164.566670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139013PabouNC-20.3164.10Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138393Saint-MichelNC-21.66667166.166670Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2140728KoindéCoinde,Coindé,Koinde,KoindéNC-21.61667165.950Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139988NaïaNCSouth ProvincePaïta-22.15903166.260370Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2142035AtéouNC-20.95164.90Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2139854NéavinNC-21.16667165.483330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place
2138390Saint-PaulNC-20.43333164.433330Pacific/Noumeapopulated place

New Caledonia: A Geographical Portrait of a Pacific Paradise

A Unique Archipelago in the South Pacific

New Caledonia, a French overseas territory located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, is a geographically and ecologically diverse archipelago that offers a wealth of natural beauty and unique landscapes. Comprising a main island, Grande Terre, along with several smaller islands and atolls, New Caledonia is known for its stunning coral reefs, tropical forests, and rich biodiversity. Its location between Australia and New Zealand places it at the crossroads of various marine and terrestrial ecosystems, making it a hotspot for both ecological study and tourism.

New Caledonia’s geography is defined by dramatic contrasts: from the mountainous interiors of Grande Terre, where the landscape is dominated by volcanic ridges and lush rainforests, to the flat, white sandy beaches of its surrounding islands. This diverse terrain has not only shaped the island’s natural environment but also influenced the way human settlements have developed across the archipelago. The country's settlement patterns, cultural diversity, and regional economies are all deeply tied to its geography.

By understanding the spatial distribution of New Caledonia’s cities, regions, and departments, as well as their geographic coordinates, we can gain valuable insights into how geography affects the country’s economic development, infrastructure, and population. Obtaining detailed geographic data on the cities of New Caledonia—such as their regions, departments, and precise latitude and longitude—can help further this understanding and promote informed decision-making for sustainable growth and development.

The Geography of New Caledonia: Regions and Urban Settlements

New Caledonia is divided into three provinces: the South, the North, and the Loyalty Islands, each with its distinct geographic features, cultural history, and administrative structure. Grande Terre, the largest island, is home to the majority of the population and contains the capital city, Nouméa, located in the southern part of the island. Nouméa is the economic and cultural heart of New Caledonia, hosting government buildings, businesses, and the island’s main port.

The South Province, where Nouméa is located, is the most developed region in terms of infrastructure and population density. This area benefits from access to the rich mineral resources found in the interior mountains, including nickel, which plays a key role in the region’s economy. The coastal plains surrounding Nouméa offer fertile land for agriculture, while the city itself serves as a key hub for tourism, commerce, and international trade.

The Northern Province, which is much more sparsely populated, is known for its rugged terrain, where steep mountain ranges and dense rainforests prevail. This region’s economy is more reliant on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of tropical fruits and vegetables, as well as sustainable tourism. The northern part of Grande Terre also contains important natural reserves and national parks, such as the Tontouta River Valley, which provide opportunities for eco-tourism.

The Loyalty Islands, located to the east of Grande Terre, are composed of several smaller islands that are more isolated and less developed than the two main provinces. These islands are known for their pristine coral reefs, white sand beaches, and vibrant marine life. The economy of the Loyalty Islands is mainly based on subsistence farming, fishing, and tourism, offering a more traditional lifestyle compared to the urbanized areas of the South.

Each of New Caledonia’s regions has its own unique characteristics, and understanding the geographic distribution of the country’s cities and towns is essential for analyzing regional development, resource management, and infrastructure planning. Obtaining geographic data on the cities, regions, and departments within New Caledonia—including the latitude and longitude of each settlement—provides a more detailed understanding of how these areas interact with their natural environment and support the country’s overall development.

Latitude and Longitude: The Key to Mapping New Caledonia’s Geography

In a country with such diverse terrain and varying climates, latitude and longitude play a crucial role in mapping out the exact locations of cities, towns, and natural landmarks. The geographic coordinates of New Caledonia’s cities, such as Nouméa, Lifou, and Poindimié, reveal important insights into their positioning within the larger island chain and their relationship with surrounding geographical features, including coastlines, rivers, and mountain ranges.

For example, the coordinates of Nouméa highlight its strategic location on the southern tip of Grande Terre, giving it access to both the open ocean and nearby islands. The city's proximity to the mineral-rich central mountain ranges makes it the central hub for industry and commerce in New Caledonia, with easy access to both natural resources and trade routes. The latitude and longitude of coastal cities like Koumac in the North Province help illustrate how these areas are linked by sea to the rest of the Pacific region, enhancing their role in regional trade and tourism.

Understanding the exact coordinates of towns and regions also allows for the study of climate patterns, natural resource distribution, and transportation networks. For instance, knowing the latitude and longitude of areas with agricultural significance, such as the fertile plains around Nouméa or the farming regions in the North Province, helps in mapping out land use, irrigation needs, and the best routes for transportation.

Geographic data, including latitude and longitude, is also vital for addressing environmental concerns such as coastal erosion, deforestation, and the management of natural reserves. The precise location of key areas can inform strategies for conservation, resource management, and sustainable development, ensuring that both natural beauty and economic potential are protected for future generations.

Environmental Geography: Nature's Diverse Wonders

The environmental geography of New Caledonia is defined by its vast array of ecosystems, which range from tropical rainforests and mangrove swamps to coral reefs and marine environments. The island chain’s unique geography has made it one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth, with numerous endemic species of flora and fauna found nowhere else in the world. The interior mountain ranges are rich in minerals and rainforests, while the coastal areas are home to vibrant marine life and coral reef ecosystems.

One of the most striking features of New Caledonia is its coral reef system, which forms the second-largest lagoon in the world. This reef is crucial for marine biodiversity and supports industries such as fishing, eco-tourism, and conservation. Understanding the exact geographic locations of coral reefs, marine reserves, and related infrastructure is vital for ensuring the protection of these ecosystems, which are under threat from climate change and overfishing.

In the mountainous interior, rainforests provide vital resources such as timber and medicinal plants, while also playing a key role in regulating the island’s water systems. By obtaining data on the geographic distribution of these ecosystems, the government and conservation organizations can implement more effective strategies for preserving New Caledonia’s natural heritage while balancing the demands of development and resource extraction.

Geographic Data for Sustainable Development and Regional Planning

As New Caledonia continues to evolve, access to detailed geographic data will become increasingly important for urban and regional planning. Given the country’s limited land area, efficient land use and resource management are essential for supporting a growing population while maintaining environmental sustainability.

The availability of geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of cities, towns, and natural landmarks, allows urban planners to optimize infrastructure development, such as roads, utilities, and public services, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively across the country. Additionally, this data is invaluable for managing agricultural land, preserving natural reserves, and addressing environmental challenges, such as coastal erosion and deforestation.

With its growing tourism industry and reliance on natural resources, New Caledonia must carefully balance development with conservation. Accurate geographic data will allow the government to make informed decisions about land allocation, zoning, and sustainable development, ensuring that the island’s rich landscapes and unique ecosystems are preserved for future generations.

Conclusion

New Caledonia’s geography, with its dramatic contrasts between mountains, plains, and coastal regions, plays a central role in shaping the country’s culture, economy, and natural environment. By obtaining detailed geographic data on the locations of cities, regions, and natural features—including their latitude and longitude coordinates—researchers, planners, and policymakers can gain deeper insights into how the country’s geography influences its development. This data is essential for ensuring that New Caledonia’s growth remains sustainable, environmentally responsible, and respectful of its unique natural 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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