Solomon Islands cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats
Last update : 10 December 2024.
This is the best list of 2517 cities in the Solomon Islands 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 Solomon 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 |
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2108119 | Kamaosi | Kamaosi | SB | -8.47743 | 159.81126 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2102754 | Tasure | SB | -7.20706 | 156.9218 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104993 | Ngorangora | SB | -9.7 | 161.96667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104249 | Poisughu | SB | -9.73861 | 159.85128 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104347 | Petupetu | Petupat,Petupetu | SB | -9.1 | 159.8 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2104969 | Nimatori | SB | -9.2 | 161.16667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105790 | Mbuambua | SB | -9.82098 | 160.07975 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105299 | Na Vila | SB | -9.77122 | 160.28804 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2108687 | Hanua’apa | SB | -9.33958 | 161.17329 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2106857 | Liangai | SB | -7.58519 | 156.62051 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107212 | Kuila | Koela,Koila,Kuila | SB | -9.11762 | 159.78799 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2104478 | Pare | SB | -9.57403 | 159.64211 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104331 | Pienuna | Kumbokala,Kumbokota,Pienuna | SB | -8.02723 | 156.58373 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2105353 | Nareabu | SB | -8.15696 | 159.62135 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105549 | Naambula | SB | -8.93972 | 161.00619 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105911 | Mbina | SB | -8.44823 | 160.6481 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178497 | Suruaharau | Su’uruaharau,Suruaharau,Su’uruaharau | SB | -10.35049 | 161.41559 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2102595 | Tevua | SB | -9.7 | 160.33333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103027 | Talakali | SB | -8.87372 | 160.7539 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2101716 | Vuturua | SB | -9.1673 | 160.38291 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2108803 | Gwaunatafu | SB | -8.55641 | 160.73032 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109917 | Aisisiki | SB | -8.55 | 160.73333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2106251 | Matakwalao | SB | -8.37676 | 160.70051 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2110015 | Aakae | SB | -9.05 | 161.2 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
8440198 | Pauta | SB | -11.28957 | 159.78338 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104943 | Niupilesi | SB | -8.10957 | 157.07867 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104439 | Patima | Korombusu,Patima | SB | -9.49598 | 160.45337 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2103954 | Rere | SB | -9.56667 | 160.6 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107331 | Konitarake | Konitaraka,Konitarake,Tina | SB | -9.43333 | 160.28333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2178601 | Nembao | Gnilomboo,Nembao,Nimbau | SB | -11.27607 | 166.48779 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2108221 | Kaekui | SB | -6.81667 | 156.81667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2108161 | Kakendakena | SB | -9.73333 | 160.53333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104974 | Nikomaroro | SB | -7.47687 | 157.77624 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104195 | Porokokore | SB | -9.84259 | 160.81351 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2108434 | Houte’ete’e | SB | -9.23333 | 161.21667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105816 | Mboranaho | Mboranaho,Mborandaho | SB | -9.71667 | 160.48333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2178604 | Nefua | SB | -10.85 | 165.73333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2106993 | Lambeana | Kovatali,Lambeana | SB | -9.81804 | 160.34889 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2109217 | Enara | SB | -6.67076 | 156.6394 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2108733 | Haleta | SB | -8.31564 | 160.79039 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107138 | Kunjo | Kunjo,Kunso,Puchua | SB | -9.51473 | 159.58875 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2102363 | Tumulighohu | Tumuligahu,Tumulighohu,Tumuligohu,Tumuugohu | SB | -9.01333 | 160.15063 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2103242 | Sumate | Hoilava,Sumate | SB | -9.43493 | 159.6023 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2103868 | Rongoleilei | SB | -9.75406 | 161.98375 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178487 | Taratarau | SB | -10.44998 | 161.92474 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102687 | Tavughi | Tavughi,Tavuli | SB | -9.55492 | 160.58361 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2103005 | Talingavatu | SB | -9.10515 | 160.14585 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109155 | Farisi | SB | -8.9 | 161.06667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103973 | Reko | Reko | SB | -9.16153 | 159.80782 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2106358 | Maoto | SB | -9.17207 | 161.17382 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109801 | Aopasi | SB | -9.5 | 161.48333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107859 | Kicho | SB | -9.45 | 159.95 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109218 | Ena | Aena,Ena | SB | -8.11667 | 156.6 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2105066 | Nggepai | SB | -8.54501 | 158.04528 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109054 | Fukha | SB | -8.17114 | 159.63389 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178626 | Naparaomafai | SB | -10.88333 | 162.45 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105367 | Naonuli | Naonauli,Naonuli | SB | -8.78333 | 160.93333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2102055 | Vatukapicha | SB | -9.75869 | 159.84921 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103468 | Simbesimbe | SB | -6.65414 | 156.38832 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102661 | Tawanisitoo | SB | -9.76667 | 160.81667 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104647 | ’Oofu | ’Oofa,’Oofu,’Oofa,’Oofu | SB | -8.41443 | 160.60398 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2108900 | Ghombaghoghoro | SB | -9.76869 | 159.83303 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103895 | Roapu | SB | -9.63143 | 161.55815 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107758 | Koilonambo | SB | -9.5919 | 159.65935 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105520 | Na Hambusi | SB | -9.78787 | 160.23768 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178462 | Toghorei | Toghorei,Togore | SB | -10.88333 | 162.45 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2105020 | Nggumu | SB | -9.05716 | 160.20887 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2106846 | Lilisiana | SB | -8.77415 | 160.69324 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2104711 | Olevugha | Olevuga,Olevugha | SB | -8.99884 | 160.06579 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2106111 | Mbambanakira | MBU,Mbambanakira | SB | -9.75025 | 159.82957 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2102757 | Tasoe | Tasile,Tasoe | SB | -8.30205 | 159.78845 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2104238 | Polisongona | SB | -8.15224 | 156.61211 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105313 | Navai | SB | -8.29491 | 157.11548 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2106556 | Malaisu | Malaisu,Ouitcho | SB | -9.68333 | 159.7 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2105683 | Menighagha | SB | -9.48333 | 160.35 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107382 | Komunimboko | Kamoniboko,Komoniboko,Komunimboko | SB | -9.7445 | 160.70723 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2108081 | Kaotave | SB | -9.44873 | 160.24387 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102954 | Tamboko | Daboko,Tamboko | SB | -9.34741 | 159.82392 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2104527 | Panggoe | SB | -6.99287 | 157.10629 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105397 | Na Naro | SB | -9.60884 | 160.29025 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107372 | Komuporo | SB | -9.4106 | 160.1613 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102575 | Tinaindari | SB | -9.16189 | 160.27668 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103453 | Sinasuu | SB | -8.88333 | 161.08333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102224 | U’uri | SB | -8.19603 | 159.64989 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105182 | New Mala | SB | -9.41667 | 160.23333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178537 | Puma | Buma,Puma | SB | -11.63317 | 166.95685 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2104015 | Rau’e’eta | SB | -9.33333 | 161.2 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109868 | Alogha | Alogha,Aloha | SB | -9.40288 | 159.60576 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2103285 | Sughu | Sughu,Sugu | SB | -9.69352 | 159.71714 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2109650 | Bakofu | SB | -8.53053 | 160.71198 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2102918 | Tanakola | Tanakola,Tanikola | SB | -9.11412 | 159.82999 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2101923 | Veravaolu | SB | -9.89033 | 160.64719 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2101849 | Voloa | SB | -9.07906 | 160.14745 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2178480 | Tawarodo | SB | -10.27244 | 161.75922 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2107454 | Kolutoha | SB | -9.41667 | 159.9 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2103376 | Soghati | SB | -9.59953 | 159.71941 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2105456 | Nambare | SB | -9 | 161.03333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2109587 | Bina | Bina,Bina Mission | SB | -8.93138 | 160.76256 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | |||
2109845 | Anakelo | SB | -8.56667 | 160.73333 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place | ||||
2101962 | Veraghalea | Veragalea,Veraghalea,Verigalia | SB | -9.80611 | 160.26508 | 0 | Pacific/Guadalcanal | populated place |
Solomon Islands: A Geographical Study of the Pacific Archipelago
The Solomon Islands, a picturesque archipelago located in the Pacific Ocean, is an intricate blend of rugged islands, lush rainforests, and vibrant marine life. Comprised of nearly 1,000 islands scattered across a vast expanse of ocean, this nation offers a unique geographical landscape that is as diverse as it is complex. For a geographer, understanding the Solomon Islands involves not only examining its physical features but also the dynamics of human settlement, regional development, and the interaction between land and sea. Detailed geographical data, such as the coordinates and regional breakdowns of its cities and towns, is essential for comprehending the full scope of this island nation.
A Unique Island Geography
The Solomon Islands is situated to the east of Papua New Guinea, with its islands stretching over 1,400 kilometers. The archipelago is made up of six major islands, including Guadalcanal, Malaita, and New Georgia, as well as numerous smaller islands and atolls. This geographical dispersion presents unique challenges and opportunities for both the people and the environment.
The islands are volcanic in origin, with mountainous terrains, tropical rainforests, and extensive coastlines. The central and eastern islands are dominated by rugged mountains, while the western islands feature flatter, more accessible terrain. This diverse topography leads to a variety of ecosystems, from pristine beaches and coral reefs to dense rainforests and inland rivers.
Geographically, the Solomon Islands is strategically located along the Pacific Ring of Fire, which makes it prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity. Understanding the natural hazards and their impact on the country requires precise geographical data on these regions, as well as the infrastructure and settlements that may be affected by such events.
Administrative Divisions: Regions and Provinces
The Solomon Islands is divided into nine provinces: Choiseul, Guadalcanal, Isabel, Makira-Ulawa, Malaita, Renbel, Western, Central, and the capital city of Honiara, which is located on Guadalcanal. These provinces are the primary administrative units of the country and are further subdivided into districts and villages.
Honiara, the capital and largest city, is located on the island of Guadalcanal. It serves as the political and economic hub of the nation, with most of the country’s government institutions, businesses, and services concentrated in this area. Other key towns such as Auki (on Malaita) and Gizo (on the Western Province) also serve important regional functions, but their development is often more focused on agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.
Understanding the regional divisions of the Solomon Islands is crucial for geographers and urban planners. Each province and city has distinct geographical features that impact its economic activity, infrastructure, and environmental management. For instance, the Western Province is heavily dependent on the fishing industry, while Guadalcanal is more industrialized and urbanized, largely due to the presence of Honiara.
The Importance of Geographical Data for the Solomon Islands
The Solomon Islands, with its complex network of islands and regions, requires detailed geographical data to fully understand the relationships between its cities, towns, and natural features. Accessing data such as the exact latitude and longitude of each city, as well as information about the regions and districts, is vital for studying population trends, regional economic disparities, and infrastructure needs.
For example, knowing the geographical coordinates of Honiara allows for better analysis of the city’s urban expansion, transportation networks, and the impact of climate change on low-lying areas. Similarly, data about the location of remote villages in provinces such as Malaita or Isabel helps to assess access to services, transportation routes, and regional inequalities.
Geographical data is also critical for disaster preparedness, as the Solomon Islands are highly vulnerable to natural hazards such as cyclones, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Accurate data on the location of populations, infrastructure, and natural features can inform risk assessments and help in developing mitigation strategies.
Leveraging Geographic Data for Regional Development
Access to comprehensive geographical data about the Solomon Islands can enhance regional planning and development efforts. For instance, understanding the geographical layout of rural and urban areas can support better decision-making on infrastructure projects, resource allocation, and the development of essential services.
In the capital city of Honiara, urban expansion has been a key issue, with rapid growth putting pressure on housing, transportation, and public services. By having access to detailed data on population density and urban sprawl, planners can devise strategies to improve infrastructure, reduce congestion, and ensure that urban growth is sustainable.
Similarly, in more remote provinces such as Makira-Ulawa or Renbel, geographic data can help identify areas with the highest need for development, whether that’s in the form of healthcare facilities, schools, or transportation links. By targeting resources based on geographical information, the government can address regional disparities and promote balanced development across the islands.
The Role of Data in Environmental Conservation
The Solomon Islands is home to some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, including tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and marine habitats. Protecting these valuable ecosystems requires a deep understanding of their geographical context and the ability to monitor changes in the environment.
Geographical data allows researchers and conservationists to track deforestation, coral bleaching, and other environmental threats. By having precise coordinates of key ecosystems, such as the proposed marine protected areas around the Western Province, environmental policies can be implemented to protect these areas from over-exploitation and degradation.
Moreover, data on the location of settlements and human activity is crucial for managing land use and ensuring that development projects are conducted in harmony with environmental sustainability. By integrating geographical data into environmental conservation efforts, the Solomon Islands can balance economic growth with the preservation of its unique natural heritage.
Conclusion: Unlocking the Power of Geographic Data for the Solomon Islands
In conclusion, the Solomon Islands’ complex geography, with its diverse landscapes and regional disparities, makes it an ideal subject for geographical study. Understanding the relationship between human activity and natural features in this island nation requires detailed geographical data, particularly the latitude and longitude of cities, regions, and districts.
For researchers, policymakers, and urban planners, access to such data is crucial for effective decision-making and sustainable development. Whether it’s addressing regional inequalities, planning infrastructure, or managing natural resources, geographic data serves as the foundation for improving the country’s economic, social, and environmental outcomes.
The future of the Solomon Islands lies in harnessing the power of detailed geographic data to guide development, manage resources, and protect the environment. By making this data accessible, the Solomon Islands can ensure a more resilient and sustainable future for its people and natural landscapes.
FaQ about Solomon 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.