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

Tonga
Tonga
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Last update : 15 January 2025.

Country
Tonga
Capitale
Nuku‘alofa
Number of cities
143
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This is the best list of 143 cities in the Tonga 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.

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Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
4032683FatumuFatuma,FatumuTOTongatapu-21.21387-175.109440Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032348PuleieiaBuleieia,PuleieiaTOHa‘apai-19.6-174.450Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528878KotomakaTOVava‘u-20.2573-174.798580Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032671FolahaTOTongatapu-21.16895-175.179610Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032402Nuku‘alofaNiukalofa,Noukoualopha,Nucualofa,Nukalofa,Nuku’alofa,Nuku`alofa,Nuku`aloia,Nukualofa,Nukualofo,Nukuʻalofa,Nuku‘alofa,Nuku‘aloia,Nuku’alofa,TBU,nu ku a luo fa,nu kuxalofa,nukuallopa,nukuarofa,Νουκουαλόφα,Нукуалофа,נוקואלופה,นูกูอะโลฟา,ኑኩአሎፋ,ヌクアロファ,努库阿洛法,努庫阿洛發,누쿠알로파TOTongatapuKolofo’ou-21.13683-175.2011422400Pacific/Tongatapucapital of a political entity
4032482Mata‘ahoTOVava‘u-15.57769-175.612730Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032425NakoloNakoloTOTongatapu-21.26759-175.123040Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032653Fo‘uiTOTongatapu-21.11329-175.338320Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032249UtungakeTOVava‘u-18.66624-174.02150Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032632Ha‘ateihoTOTongatapuVaini-21.1776-175.232910Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032234Vaotu‘uTOTongatapu-21.1607-175.311160Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
11543613TatakamotongaTatakamotongaTOTongatapu-21.18627-175.124533000Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032395NukulekaNukulekaTOTongatapu-21.15191-175.126740Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032583KanokupoluKanokupoluTOTongatapu-21.0807-175.33474354Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032644Ha‘akameTOTongatapu-21.18288-175.284910Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032363PeaBea,Paa,PeaTOTongatapuVaini-21.17178-175.235020Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
7668007Ha’apaiTO-19.74806-175.055890Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032726EsiaTOVava‘u-15.56802-175.636090Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528762ToulaTOVava‘u-18.67585-173.982390Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032613HolongaHolongaTOTongatapu-21.19258-175.14282488Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528761HoumaTOVava‘u-18.63073-173.945080Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032623HavelulotoHavelu,HavelulotoTOTongatapuKolomotu’a-21.15216-175.213333417Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032496MalapoMalapoTOTongatapu-21.20112-175.15456647Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032606HoumaHoumaTOTongatapu-21.17005-175.302132086Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032537LavengatongaLavengatongaTOTongatapu-21.23493-175.10710Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032639Ha‘anoTOHa‘apai-19.66233-174.290280Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032228VeitongoVeitogo,VeitongoTOTongatapu-21.18478-175.212510Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032272Tu‘anukuTOVava‘u-18.66271-174.032910Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528760Ha’akioTOVava‘u-18.62026-173.944470Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032703FaleloaFaleloaTOHa‘apai-19.73392-174.28729380Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032281Tongamama‘oTOVava‘u-15.61535-175.608510Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032244VaimaloVaimaloTOVava‘u-18.63821-174.0056114Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032500MakaungaMakauga,MakaungaTOTongatapu-21.14245-175.121110Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032643Ha‘akiliTOTongatapu-21.09099-175.337920Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529566Taliai CampTOVava‘u-21.24342-175.134750Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528763’Olo’uaTOVava‘u-18.6719-173.956230Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528758KeiTOVava‘u-18.62671-173.923640Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032681FeletoaTOVava‘u-18.61066-173.971080Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529575Lotoha’apaiTOVava‘u-21.18811-175.213350Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032443Mu‘aMoa,Mu`a,Mu‘aTOTongatapu-21.18195-175.118320Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529075TopuefioTOVava‘u-19.68801-175.020980Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528891LuahokoTOHa‘apaiLulunga-19.67198-174.392290Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528821Ve’eloloTONiuasNiuafo’ou-15.94821-173.720380Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032518LongotemeLogoteme,LongotemeTOTongatapu-21.1807-175.169820Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032616HofoaTOTongatapuKolomotu’a-21.13135-175.227330Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032642Ha‘alaloTOTongatapu-21.18451-175.280880Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
10175032Okoa’OkoaTO-18.64864-173.953140Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032369PangaiBagai,Bangai,PangaiTOHa‘apai-19.81468-174.354231738Pacific/Tongatapuseat of a first-order administrative division
4032568KolofuuTOTongatapu-21.2-175.166670Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032611HolopekaHolobeka,HolopekaTOHa‘apai-19.78367-174.343160Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032478MataikaTOVava‘u-18.61733-173.966320Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528768HolevaTOVava‘u-18.64246-173.922050Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032499MakaveTOVava‘u-18.65194-173.965670Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032274Tu‘anekivaleTu`anekivale,Tuanekevale,Tu‘anekivaleTOVava‘u-18.62875-173.920950Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032635Ha‘asiniTOTongatapu-21.24814-175.110080Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032349PukutalaBukutala,Pukotala,PukutalaTOHa‘apai-19.67889-174.2801789Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032483MasilameaMasilamea,MasitameaTOTongatapu-21.12535-175.324240Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529147PelehakeTOVava‘u-21.21283-175.143280Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
7668008EuaEUATOʻEua-21.36407-174.938660Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032709FakakaiTOHa‘apai-19.68459-174.274060Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032687Fata‘uluaTOVava‘u-15.5731-175.617770Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032252UtuiTOVava‘u-18.63848-173.957090Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032625HamulaTOTongatapu-21.2525-175.111360Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528772Nga’unohoTOVava‘u-18.68474-174.021950Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032774AlakiTOTongatapu-21.19282-175.131580Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032492MangiaTOVava‘u-18.62524-173.956160Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032529LiahonaLiahonaTOTongatapuVaini-21.165-175.271430Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032519LongomapuLongomabu,LongomapuTOVava‘u-18.64463-174.05790Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032270TufuraiTufavai,Tufu,TufuraiTOʻEua-21.36667-174.966670Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032781AfaTOTongatapu-21.13333-175.050Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529076HokulaTOVava‘u-19.71527-175.059190Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
11592701Fanga O PilolevuTOTongatapuKolofo’ou-21.14575-175.210860Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032634Ha‘atafuTOTongatapu-21.0715-175.327510Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032563KolovaiKolevai,KolovaiTOTongatapu-21.10101-175.337660Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032368PangaiTOʻEua-21.36229-174.952940Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032326Ta‘aneaTOVava‘u-18.60769-173.937390Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032251UtulauUtulau,`Utulau,‘UtulauTOTongatapu-21.18333-175.266670Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032444Mu‘aTOVava‘u-15.59741-175.604780Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032407NopapuNobabu,Nopapu,NuapapuTOVava‘u-18.69929-174.075070Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032773FotuaAlaki Fonua,FotuaTOHa‘apai-19.74925-174.31748259Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032323Talafo‘ouTalafo`ou,Talafo‘ou,TalafuTOTongatapu-21.13333-175.10Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8527822FutuTOHa‘apai-15.58725-175.670Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032776AhauTOTongatapu-21.09336-175.33810Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032548LakepaTOTongatapu-21.14211-175.279390Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032480MatahauMatahauTOTongatapu-21.1425-175.31290Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032352PukeBuke,PukeTOTongatapuKolomotu’a-21.13178-175.238720Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032570KoloaTOVava‘u-18.64599-173.936720Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032420NeiafuNeafu,Nei-afo,NeiafuTOVava‘uNeiafu-18.65144-173.983544320Pacific/Tongatapuseat of a first-order administrative division
4032622HavelulikuTOTongatapu-21.2-175.10Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032670Fangale’oungaFangale’ounga,Fangale’ounga,FonginongaTOHa‘apai-19.75285-174.322572016Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032614HolongaTOVava‘u-18.58947-173.950480Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032587Kala‘auKala`au,Kala‘auTOTongatapu-21.13941-175.33550Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528753TaoaTOVava‘u-18.62888-173.985030Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032295TofoaTOTongatapuKolomotu’a-21.1579-175.22630Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032716FahefaTOTongatapu-21.14436-175.333030Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8527824’Alele’utaTOHa‘apai-15.56841-175.628320Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8529077ManakaTOHa‘apaiLulunga-19.75856-175.027750Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032702FaleonoTOVava‘u-18.63322-173.942130Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
8528764OfuTOVava‘u-18.69672-173.962570Pacific/Tongatapupopulated place
4032619HihifoTONiuas-15.9544-173.79616815Pacific/Tongatapuseat of a first-order administrative division

Tonga: A Geographical Overview of the Pacific Kingdom

Tonga, an island nation in the South Pacific, is renowned for its rich cultural history, stunning landscapes, and geographic diversity. As one of the few remaining monarchies in the Pacific, Tonga is made up of more than 170 islands, scattered across a vast expanse of ocean. While the country is small in terms of land area, its strategic location and diverse topography have allowed it to maintain a distinct cultural identity and develop a unique way of life. The geography of Tonga—its islands, coastlines, and natural resources—shapes the economy, lifestyle, and infrastructure of this remote kingdom. Geographic data, such as the latitude and longitude of cities and regions, provides crucial insights into Tonga’s spatial organization, helping to inform decisions related to urban planning, resource management, and sustainable development.

A Nation of Islands: The Geographic Layout of Tonga

Tonga is located in the heart of the Pacific Ocean, roughly midway between New Zealand and Hawaii. The archipelago is spread across over 700,000 square kilometers of ocean, but the total land area is just 748 square kilometers. The islands of Tonga are divided into three main groups: the Tongatapu Group, the Ha’apai Group, and the Vava’u Group. Each group of islands offers a distinct geography and contributes to the country’s diverse ecosystem and economy.

The largest and most populous island is Tongatapu, where the capital city, Nuku’alofa, is located. This island is known for its coral reefs, lush vegetation, and fertile soil, which supports agriculture and sustains local communities. In contrast, the islands of Ha’apai and Vava’u are more rugged and less developed, with smaller populations and limited infrastructure. These outer islands are renowned for their pristine natural beauty, featuring clear waters, beautiful beaches, and stunning landscapes that attract eco-tourism.

Tonga’s geographical isolation has played a significant role in the preservation of its unique cultural traditions, but it also presents challenges in terms of communication, transportation, and resource allocation. The islands' dependence on shipping and air travel makes them vulnerable to disruptions, especially during natural disasters such as cyclones or tsunamis.

The Capital and Urban Development

Nuku’alofa, the capital city of Tonga, is located on the island of Tongatapu. It serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the country, housing the government, key businesses, and cultural landmarks. Nuku’alofa’s strategic location on the southern coast of Tongatapu, near the deep waters of the Pacific, has made it the primary port of entry and exit for goods, services, and visitors.

As Tonga’s largest urban area, Nuku’alofa faces several challenges related to urbanization, including the need for improved infrastructure, housing, and sustainable development. With a growing population and increasing demand for services, the city’s geographic data—particularly information about its urban areas, infrastructure, and transportation networks—is crucial for guiding future growth. Understanding Nuku’alofa’s spatial organization, along with the distribution of resources across the city, is essential for planning urban expansion and improving the quality of life for residents.

In addition to Nuku’alofa, there are smaller towns and villages across the islands, many of which are dependent on agriculture, fishing, and local trade. These settlements, although fewer in number, still contribute significantly to the cultural and economic fabric of Tonga, and understanding their geography and resource needs is essential for balanced development across the kingdom.

Geographic Data and Regional Planning in Tonga

Tonga’s diverse geography and dispersed islands create unique challenges for regional development and infrastructure planning. Access to geographic data, including information on the latitude and longitude of cities, towns, and islands, helps planners understand the spatial relationships between different areas, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and equitably.

For example, mapping out the locations of key urban centers such as Nuku’alofa, alongside the more rural communities on the outer islands, allows for better coordination of services such as healthcare, education, and transportation. Understanding the geographic proximity of these areas to essential resources, such as freshwater sources, energy infrastructure, and agricultural land, is vital for sustainable resource management and regional development.

Geographic data also helps assess the potential for economic development in different regions of Tonga. While the capital city is the economic powerhouse, outer islands such as Vava’u and Ha’apai have untapped potential for eco-tourism, fishing, and agriculture. Accurate mapping of natural resources, population distribution, and infrastructure needs allows for targeted investments that promote sustainable growth in these regions.

Climate, Natural Disasters, and Vulnerability

Tonga’s geographical location in the South Pacific makes it particularly vulnerable to natural disasters, especially cyclones, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. The country is located within the Pacific Ring of Fire, an area known for frequent seismic activity and volcanic eruptions. Geographic data is essential for understanding and managing these risks, as well as for developing early warning systems and disaster response strategies.

Coastal erosion is also a significant concern for Tonga, as rising sea levels threaten to submerge low-lying areas and affect the availability of freshwater. Geographic data on coastal zones, land elevation, and the rate of shoreline erosion is crucial for monitoring these changes and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies, such as sea walls and land reclamation.

The geographic distribution of Tonga’s population, with most people living on the islands' coastal areas, increases the country’s vulnerability to the impacts of climate change. Geographic data helps identify which areas are most at risk and assists in the planning of disaster-resilient infrastructure, including buildings, roads, and flood defenses.

The Role of Geographic Data in Sustainable Development

Sustainable development in Tonga requires a deep understanding of its natural resources, environmental challenges, and demographic patterns. Geographic data plays an essential role in supporting this process by providing the necessary information to make informed decisions regarding land use, resource management, and environmental conservation.

In the agricultural sector, for example, geographic data can help optimize the use of land for crop cultivation, ensuring that fertile areas are utilized efficiently while minimizing the impact on ecosystems. Mapping the locations of key crops, such as taro, bananas, and yams, allows for better agricultural planning and helps prevent soil degradation. Similarly, geographic data on water resources helps ensure that freshwater sources are adequately managed and protected.

Tourism, which is an important industry for Tonga, also benefits from geographic data. By mapping out the best locations for eco-tourism, identifying protected natural areas, and monitoring the impact of tourism on local ecosystems, Tonga can develop a sustainable tourism industry that balances economic growth with environmental preservation.

Conclusion: Geographic Data as a Tool for Tonga’s Future

In conclusion, Tonga’s geography plays a central role in shaping the country’s development, cultural identity, and environmental sustainability. The islands' unique physical features—from coral reefs and tropical forests to rugged mountains and fertile plains—create both opportunities and challenges for the kingdom. Geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of cities, towns, and natural features, is essential for understanding how these elements interact and how Tonga can navigate its development goals.

By obtaining and utilizing geographic data, Tonga can better plan for its future, manage resources sustainably, and protect its environment from the impacts of climate change. This data is a vital tool for policymakers, urban planners, and environmentalists as they work to ensure that all regions of Tonga thrive and that the islands' natural beauty and cultural heritage are preserved for future generations. Through the use of geographic information, Tonga can continue to strengthen its infrastructure, improve its quality of life, and safeguard its unique place in the Pacific.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
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