Singapore cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats
Last update : 15 January 2025.
This is the best list of 135 cities in the Singapore 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 Singapore 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 |
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1880575 | Kampong Pasir Merah | SG | 1.42917 | 104.04694 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882155 | Yishun New Town | Nee Soon,Yishun,Yishun New Town,yi shun,义顺,義順 | SG | 1.43333 | 103.83111 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880242 | Somapah Serangoon | SG | 1.36667 | 103.88333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880553 | Kampong Seraya | SG | 1.28333 | 103.73333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1884737 | Choa Chu Kang New Town | CCK,Cai Cuo Gang,Chhoa Chhu Kang,Chhòa Chhù Káng,Choa Chu Kang,Choa Chu Kang New Town,Chua Chu Kang,Cài Cuò Gǎng,cai cuo gang,cuva cu kan,சுவா சூ காங்,蔡厝港 | SG | 1.3825 | 103.74972 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880437 | Nee Soon Estate | Nee Soon,Nee Soon Estate,Nee Soon Village | SG | 1.40278 | 103.81778 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
7289760 | Sengkang New Town | Sengkang,Sengkang New Town,Sheng Gang,Shèng Gǎng,cenkan,sheng gang,செங்காங்,盛港 | SG | 1.39167 | 103.89444 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880593 | Kampong Kitin | SG | 1.435 | 103.85917 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880226 | Sungai Simpang | Sungai Simpang,Sungei Simpang Village,Xinbang,Xīnbāng,xin bang,新邦 | SG | 1.43806 | 103.82667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880828 | Aik Hong and Aik Chiang Estate | SG | 1.39083 | 103.72861 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880539 | Kampong Teban | SG | 1.37861 | 103.90778 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880602 | Kampong Che Jevah | SG | 1.41444 | 103.98972 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880582 | Kampong Melayu | Kampong Malayu,Kampong Melayu | SG | 1.40861 | 103.97944 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880183 | Thong Hoe Village | Thong Hoe,Thong Hoe Village | SG | 1.41806 | 103.70194 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880577 | Kampong Pahang | SG | 1.40917 | 104.03278 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880540 | Kampong Tanjong Penjuru | Kampong Tanjong Penjuru,Kampong Tanjong Penuru | SG | 1.3 | 103.75 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880621 | Kampong Ayer Limau | SG | 1.28333 | 103.71667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880604 | Kampong Changi | SG | 1.38333 | 104 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880556 | Kampong Sanyonkong Parit | Kampong Sanyongkong,Kampong Sanyonkong Parit | SG | 1.40611 | 104.06583 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880534 | Kampong Tongkang Pechah | SG | 1.39 | 103.87639 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880572 | Kampong Pengkalan Pakau | SG | 1.40944 | 104.0725 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880622 | Kampong Ayer Gemuruh | SG | 1.35 | 103.98333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880135 | Yio Chu Kang | Yio Chu Kang,Yio Chu Kang Village | SG | 1.39111 | 103.85139 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880611 | Kampong Beremban | SG | 1.38139 | 103.91583 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880159 | Ulu Bedok | Ulu Bedok,Ulu Bedok Village | SG | 1.33333 | 103.93333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880329 | Saga | Saga,Saga Village | SG | 1.26667 | 103.83333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880554 | Kampong Serangoon Kechil | SG | 1.39 | 103.90722 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880609 | Kampong Bugis | SG | 1.21667 | 103.76667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880348 | Punggol | Bang’e,Bǎng’é,Ponggol,Punggol,Punggol Village,bang e,ponkol,pwngl,پونگل,பொங்கோல்,榜鹅 | SG | 1.41444 | 103.90694 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880614 | Kampong Batu Koyok | SG | 1.39694 | 104.04778 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880574 | Kampong Pasir Ris | Baisha,Baxili,Báishā,Bāxīlì,Kampong Pasir Ris,Pacir ris,Pasir Ris,Pācir ris,ba xi li,bai sha,pacir ris,பாசிர் ரிஸ்,巴西立,白沙 | SG | 1.37833 | 103.93194 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1884365 | Ang Mo Kio New Town | Ang Mo Kio New Town | SG | 1.38028 | 103.83972 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880528 | Kampong Wak Bechik | SG | 1.28333 | 103.71667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880581 | Kampong Noordin | SG | 1.41778 | 103.965 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880525 | Kampong Wak Sekak | SG | 1.26667 | 103.7 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
7289766 | HarbourFront | SG | 1.2652 | 103.8201 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1884382 | Bedok New Town | Bedok,Bedok New Town,Bedok Village,Pitok,Piṭōk,pitok,wu luo,பிடோக்,勿洛 | SG | 1.32639 | 103.94167 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880587 | Kampong Lew Lian | SG | 1.35 | 103.86667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880144 | West Coast Village | SG | 1.31667 | 103.75 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880567 | Kampong Pinang | Kampong Pinang,Kampong Sungi Pinang | SG | 1.38111 | 103.89417 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
6690793 | Blk 822 Jurong West Street 81 | SG | 1.347 | 103.69357 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882402 | Kangkar | SG | 1.37611 | 103.90167 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882118 | Tanglin Halt | SG | 1.30139 | 103.7975 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880592 | Kampong Kopit | SG | 1.26667 | 103.83333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880822 | Ama Keng | Ama Keng,Ama Keng Village | SG | 1.40444 | 103.70667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
7281987 | Novena | novina,nuo wei na,நொவீணா,诺维娜 | SG | 1.31697 | 103.8438 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880584 | Kampong Mamam | SG | 1.41722 | 103.97611 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880761 | Boon Lay | Boon Lay,Bun Le,Bûn Lé,pun le,wen li/wen li,பூன் லே,文礼/文禮 | SG | 1.33333 | 103.7 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880568 | Kampong Pesek | SG | 1.28333 | 103.68333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882253 | Lim Chu Kang | Lim Chu Kang,Lim-chhu-kang,Lincuogang,Líncuògǎng,Lîm-chhù-káng,lim cu kan,lin cuo gang,லிம் சூ காங்,林厝港 | SG | 1.43667 | 103.70944 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880579 | Kampong Pachitan | SG | 1.31667 | 103.91667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880573 | Kampong Pengkalan Kundor | SG | 1.41 | 103.84444 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880137 | Yew Tee | Yew Tee,Yew Tee Village,Yow Toe | SG | 1.39444 | 103.75389 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880755 | Bright Hill Crescent | SG | 1.35 | 103.83333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880541 | Kampong Tanjong Irau | Kampong Tanjong Irau,Kampong Wah Tuang | SG | 1.45667 | 103.84667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880723 | Changi Village | Changi,Changi Village,Kampung Changi,zhang yi cun,樟宜村 | SG | 1.39037 | 103.98674 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
7289746 | Newton | SG | 1.30902 | 103.83757 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1884367 | Bukit Panjang New Town | Bt Panjang,Bukit Panjang,Bukit Panjang New Town,Wujibanrang,Wǔjíbānràng,pukkittu pancan,wu ji ban rang,புக்கித்து பஞ்சாங்,武吉班让 | SG | 1.37972 | 103.76472 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880605 | Kampong Chai Chee | SG | 1.33333 | 103.93333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880531 | Kampong Ulu Jurong | SG | 1.35 | 103.71667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880536 | Tengah | Deng Jia,Dēng Jiā,Kampong Tengah,Teng-ka,Tengah,tenka,தெங்கா | SG | 1.37194 | 103.70389 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880623 | Kampong Ayer Bajau | SG | 1.36667 | 103.65 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880529 | Kampong Unum | Kampong Unam,Kampong Unum | SG | 1.43139 | 104.05972 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880544 | Kampong Sungai Tengah | SG | 1.38333 | 103.9 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880351 | Pulau Ubin Village | Kampong Pulau Ubin,Pulau Ubin,Pulau Ubin Village | SG | 1.40333 | 103.97139 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880591 | Kampong Kranji | Kampong Kranji,Kelanzhi,Keranji,Kranji,Kèlánzhī,ke lan zhi,kiranci,கிராஞ்சி,克兰芝 | SG | 1.43333 | 103.75 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880639 | Jalan Kayu | Dixil,Jalan Kayu,jalan kayu,re lan jia you,ஜலன் காயு,惹兰加由 | SG | 1.39722 | 103.87194 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880576 | Kampong Pasir | SG | 1.40833 | 104.08417 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882107 | Saint Michael’s Estate | SG | 1.32778 | 103.86083 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880795 | Banta Tengeh | SG | 1.35 | 103.65 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880619 | Kampong Ayer Samak | SG | 1.42056 | 104.07944 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880601 | Kampong Cutforth | SG | 1.38194 | 103.73639 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880586 | Kampong Loyang | Kampong Loya,Kampong Loyang | SG | 1.37778 | 103.95944 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880548 | Kampong Sungai Belang | SG | 1.42333 | 104.06667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880428 | Ong Lee | Ong Lee,Ong Lee Village | SG | 1.35 | 103.75 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880606 | Kampong Bukit Panjang | SG | 1.38361 | 103.76 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880571 | Kampong Pengkalan Petai | SG | 1.40333 | 103.85 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880616 | Kampong Bahru | Kampong Baharu,Kampong Bahru | SG | 1.41861 | 103.97028 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880557 | Kampong Sanyongkong | SG | 1.39833 | 104.05778 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880751 | Bukit Mandai Village | Bukit Mandai,Bukit Mandai Village,Mandai,Mandai Road Village,Wanli,Wànlǐ,wan li,万礼 | SG | 1.41222 | 103.75667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880702 | Chong Pang | Chong Pang,Chong Pang Village | SG | 1.44444 | 103.82389 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880620 | Kampong Ayer Merbau | SG | 1.26667 | 103.71667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880131 | Tanjong Pagar | Tancon Pakar,Tanjong Pagar,Tanjung Pagar,Tañcōṅ Pakār,dan rong ba ge,tancon pakar,தஞ்சோங் பகார்,丹戎巴葛 | SG | 1.28333 | 103.83333 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1882316 | Woodlands | Woodlands,Woodlands New Town | SG | 1.43801 | 103.78877 | 252530 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1882778 | Marine Parade | Malin Bailie,Marine Parade,Marine Parade Estate,Mǎlín Bǎiliè,ma lin bai lie,marin paret,மரின் பரேட்,马林百列 | SG | 1.30306 | 103.90778 | 46390 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880493 | Lam San Village | Lam San,Lam San Village | SG | 1.37694 | 103.73139 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880560 | Kampong Saigon | SG | 1.21667 | 103.76667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
7289737 | Bugis | Bugis,Bugis Square,Bugis Street,Bugis Village,Kampong Bugis,Wujishi,Wǔjíshì,pukis,wu ji shi,பூகிஸ்,武吉士 | SG | 1.30056 | 103.85493 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880624 | Kampong Amoy Quee | SG | 1.38333 | 103.85 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880546 | Kampong Sungai Jurong | SG | 1.35167 | 103.73361 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1882788 | Kampong Sakeng | SG | 1.20778 | 103.77778 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880610 | Kampong Blukang | SG | 1.35 | 103.65 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880527 | Kampong Wak Dulah | Kampong Dulah,Kampong Wak Dulah | SG | 1.38333 | 103.66667 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1882318 | Sungai Mandai Village | Sungai Mandai,Sungai Mandai Village | SG | 1.41056 | 103.77694 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880701 | Chye Kay | SG | 1.42611 | 103.82417 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880618 | Kampong Ayer Samak Darat | SG | 1.41389 | 104.07222 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1881953 | Jurong Town | Bandar Baharu Jurong,Jurong,Jurong New Town,Jurong Town,Jurong Village,Yulang,Yùláng,juron,yu lang,ஜூரோங்,裕廊 | SG | 1.33417 | 103.72278 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | |||
1880537 | Kampong Telok | SG | 1.38333 | 103.65 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
1880563 | Kampong Punggol | SG | 1.4125 | 103.91028 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place | ||||
6942030 | Night Safari | SG | 1.40226 | 103.78789 | 0 | Asia/Singapore | populated place |
Singapore: A Geographer’s Guide to a Thriving City-State
Singapore, a gleaming city-state at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, stands as a unique example of urban innovation and environmental adaptation. This small island nation, often regarded as a global financial hub, is a fascinating subject for geographers due to its blend of compactness, efficient use of space, and rapid transformation over the last few decades. As one of the world’s most developed countries, Singapore's geographical landscape, administrative structure, and urban planning serve as a model for cities worldwide.
A Compact Yet Complex Geography
Despite its small geographical size, Singapore's strategic location has made it one of the busiest ports in the world and a key player in global trade. The country consists of the main island of Singapore and over 60 smaller islands, many of which are uninhabited or used for specific purposes, such as recreation, nature reserves, or military bases.
Geographically, Singapore is characterized by its low-lying topography, with the highest point being Bukit Timah Hill, which rises just over 160 meters above sea level. The country is surrounded by the Singapore Strait, which serves as a vital shipping lane for global commerce. The nation is also known for its extensive coastline and the man-made reclamation projects that have significantly expanded its land area. These projects are essential to Singapore's urbanization, as the country has been able to extend its territory to accommodate its growing population and increasing demand for infrastructure.
The tropical climate, characterized by year-round heat and humidity, shapes the biodiversity and the way people interact with the environment. From its lush parks and nature reserves to its sprawling urban spaces, Singapore’s geographical features create an intricate balance between nature and development.
Administrative Divisions: Understanding Singapore’s Regional Framework
Singapore, although a city-state, is divided into five distinct planning regions, each with its own unique characteristics and administrative significance. These regions include the Central Region, Eastern Region, Western Region, Northern Region, and the Northeastern Region. Within these regions, the country is further subdivided into districts that reflect both the population distribution and the economic functions of each area.
The Central Region is the heart of Singapore, housing the central business district, major residential areas, and government buildings. It is also home to many cultural landmarks, shopping districts, and iconic structures, such as Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. The other regions of Singapore are more diverse, with the Eastern Region featuring Changi Airport and the West being home to industrial hubs and natural reserves like Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The northern and northeastern regions are more residential, with a focus on community living, greenery, and suburban development.
From a geographical standpoint, understanding the boundaries of these regions, districts, and even smaller neighborhoods is crucial for anyone looking to study urban planning, population growth, and economic development within the country. Each region in Singapore plays a different role, and detailed data on these regions, including their specific cities and localities, is essential for comprehensive analysis.
The Value of Geographical Data for Urban Analysis
To fully appreciate Singapore’s unique urban landscape, one must have access to detailed data on its cities and regions, including geographical coordinates such as latitude and longitude. This data is pivotal in understanding the city-state’s growth patterns, especially in relation to land use, transportation networks, and the evolving relationship between urban and natural spaces.
Precise geographical data allows researchers, city planners, and policy experts to evaluate how each district contributes to the overall success of Singapore. Cities like Orchard, which is a commercial and retail hotspot, or Jurong, known for its industrial developments, require different kinds of infrastructure and investment. Understanding the spatial relationships and positioning of these districts through accurate geographic data supports effective planning and policy decisions.
Moreover, such data is vital for evaluating the environmental aspects of Singapore's urbanization. With limited land available, the country has innovated solutions such as vertical gardens and green buildings to reduce the environmental impact of its dense urban areas. By studying the latitude and longitude of key regions, one can identify the areas most affected by these challenges and target solutions accordingly.
Harnessing the Power of Geographical Information
The ability to obtain detailed geographical data on Singapore’s cities, including their regions and departments, is indispensable for those involved in urban development, policy-making, and environmental conservation. Having access to the precise coordinates of key cities within each region allows geographers to create more accurate models of land use, transportation systems, and social infrastructure.
For example, the data can be used to optimize the movement of people and goods throughout the city, as Singapore’s transportation network is a critical factor in the country’s success. Public transportation systems such as the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) network, buses, and taxi services must be strategically planned based on geographical information, ensuring efficient movement across both the dense urban core and suburban areas.
Geographical data is also crucial in assessing the effectiveness of Singapore's climate adaptation strategies. The country has made strides in managing rising sea levels, using data to implement flood control measures, coastal protection, and green infrastructure that mitigates environmental risks. Having the right data on the precise locations of these efforts allows for better planning and quicker adaptation to emerging threats.
The Future of Geographic Research in Singapore
Access to comprehensive geographic data about Singapore, including the latitude and longitude of each city and district, is crucial not only for researchers but also for anyone involved in urban development, environmental management, or social planning. As the country continues to grow and evolve, having detailed and accurate geographic data will remain an essential tool for ensuring that development remains sustainable, inclusive, and resilient.
By obtaining and utilizing this data, researchers can explore new avenues for improving urban living, enhancing public services, and managing Singapore’s limited land resources more effectively. Whether it’s optimizing land use for housing, creating green spaces for public enjoyment, or planning for future transportation needs, the power of geographical data cannot be overstated.
Conclusion: A Vision for Data-Driven Urban Planning
In conclusion, Singapore’s success as a thriving city-state is deeply rooted in its geographical innovation, efficient use of space, and meticulous planning. To understand how these achievements have been made, it is essential to access detailed geographical data on the cities, regions, and districts of the country. This data, which includes vital information about the geographical coordinates of each area, provides a foundation for better decision-making and more effective management of resources.
For anyone looking to explore Singapore’s geographical landscape and its future potential, having access to accurate, up-to-date data will open doors to deeper insights, enabling sustainable growth and development for years to come.
FaQ about Singapore
- 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.