Trinidad and Tobago cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON formats

Trinidad_and_Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 22 January 2026.

Country
Trinidad and Tobago
Capital
Port of Spain
Number of cities
453
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This is the best list of 453 cities in the Trinidad and Tobago 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
3573614ThickTTSiparia10.17566-61.520870America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573664SpringSpring,Spring VillageTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.42096-61.426240America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573960PetersTTSangre Grande10.5-61.150America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574473GrangeTTTobago11.19178-60.790280America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574087MorugaMoruga,Moruga VillageTTPrinces Town10.08778-61.280720America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573566UnisTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.3339-61.278030America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574746ConcordTTPenal/Debe10.23396-61.487960America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574552Four RoadsTTDiego Martin10.68845-61.560170America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574741Coolie BlockTTDiego Martin10.73333-61.550America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574465Green HillTTTobago11.21236-60.675440America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574890CameronTTDiego Martin10.71667-61.550America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574324La PastoraLa Pastora,La PastoriaTTTunapuna/Piarco10.69969-61.316130America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574548Frederick VillageTTTunapuna/Piarco10.60547-61.394940America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574323La PastoraTTSan Juan/Laventille10.71667-61.466670America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574168MaturaTTSangre Grande10.67573-61.058970America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573956Petit BourgTTDiego Martin10.68268-61.618280America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
10626561Golden GroveTT11.16994-60.808170America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574039NestorTTSangre Grande10.52783-61.146410America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574065Nancoo VillageTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.56358-61.324670America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3575015BambooBamboo,Bamboo VillageTTSiparia10.09618-61.845930America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574735Coromandel SettlementTTSiparia10.10084-61.8010America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573895PooleTTMayaro10.4511-61.123550America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574818CentenoCenteno,CententoTTTunapuna/Piarco10.58886-61.319950America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574350La CarrièreLa Carriere,La Carriere Village,La Carrière,La Carrière VillageTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.31575-61.447950America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574326Lapai VillageTTTunapuna/Piarco10.61511-61.400360America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574865CarapoTTTunapuna/Piarco10.5936-61.296250America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573822RoussillacRoussillac,Roussillac SettlementTTSiparia10.21497-61.582640America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574380IroisTTSiparia10.13367-61.747020America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574563FonroseFonrose,Fonrose VillageTTMayaro10.28708-61.238650America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574405HindustanTTPrinces Town10.27081-61.321760America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574549FranklynsTTTobago11.22061-60.747310America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573967PembrokePembrokeTTTobago11.21718-60.624840America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573910PlatanalTTSangre Grande10.74097-61.133420America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574500GraftonTTTobago11.18333-60.783330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574051NavetTTMayaro10.35634-61.183140America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573779Saint JamesSaint James,St. JamesTTPort of Spain10.67171-61.534460America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573830Rockly ValeTTTobago11.19019-60.737720America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573801Saint Ann’sTTSan Juan/Laventille10.67712-61.51340America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574665D’AbadieD’Abadie,Dabadie,Dabadie Village,D’AbadieTTTunapuna/Piarco10.62725-61.313150America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573563Upper ManzanillaTTSangre Grande10.52291-61.062140America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574143MerchistonTTTobago11.27446-60.532110America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574263LopinotLopinotTTTunapuna/Piarco10.68887-61.325770America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574763CocoriteTTDiego Martin10.68107-61.548780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574507GoodwoodTTTobago11.20421-60.636780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573860RampanalgasRampanagas Village,RampanalgasTTSangre Grande10.73512-60.983570America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574810ChaguanasChaguanas,Chaguanas VillageTTChaguanas10.51667-61.4166767433America/Port_of_Spainseat of a first-order administrative division
6692487Batteaux BayTT11.30687-60.529350America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573652SuccessTTSan Juan/Laventille10.65-61.483330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573596TortugaTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.3715-61.392810America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573774Saint JosephTTMayaro10.31674-60.993230America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574643DiamondDiamond,Diamond VillageTTPenal/Debe10.23654-61.442730America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574866CarapichaimaCarapichaimaTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.47714-61.447440America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573552VessignyTTSiparia10.22426-61.62910America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574593EnterpriseTTChaguanas10.52261-61.385610America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
8710029PalmisteTTSan Fernando10.26265-61.464820America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574288LibertvilleTTMayaro10.30447-61.192780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574069MucurapoMucurapoTTPort of Spain10.66253-61.536974342America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
11468245TrincityTTTunapuna/Piarco10.6353-61.354690America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3575037AuchenskeochTTTobago11.1732-60.784990America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
8709986PalmisteTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.49323-61.367880America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574149Mc BeanMc Bean,Mc Bean VillageTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.44767-61.452150America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574077Mount GraceTTTobago11.18333-60.750America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3575051ArimaArima,Town of ArimaTTBorough of Arima10.63737-61.2822835000America/Port_of_Spainseat of a first-order administrative division
3574536FyzabadFyzabad,Fyzabad VillageTTSiparia10.1811-61.545780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574905Cacandee SettlementTTChaguanas10.55-61.433330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574952Bon Accord VillageBon Accord,Bon Accord VillageTTTobago11.1616-60.825120America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574420HasnalliHasnalli,HasnallyTTSangre Grande10.56255-61.19660America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574848CaroniCaroniTTTunapuna/Piarco10.60574-61.381740America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573881ProspectTTTobago11.17721-60.78180America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574511Golden LaneTTTobago11.24254-60.734560America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574334La LuneTTPrinces Town10.07641-61.332860America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574934Brasso Seco VillageTTTunapuna/Piarco10.74812-61.268710America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574486Grande RiviereGrande Riviere,Grande Riviere VillageTTSangre Grande10.82516-61.050950America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574911Busy CornerBusy Corner,Busy Corner VillageTTPrinces Town10.31409-61.293630America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574893CambletonCambleton,CampbeltownTTTobago11.31721-60.551520America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574806ChaguaramasChaguaramasTTDiego Martin10.68251-61.644680America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573777Saint JohnSaint John,Saint John VillageTTPrinces Town10.24751-61.418340America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
8709991SoledadTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.35797-61.451960America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574374James SmartJames Smart,James StewartTTSangre Grande10.55-61.083330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
10626560Crown PointTT11.15263-60.836960America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574037New JerseyTTSiparia10.23333-61.633330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574176Mary’s HillTTTobago11.20481-60.755570America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574754GolcondaColconda,GolcondaTTPenal/Debe10.25-61.433330America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574260Los BajosTTSiparia10.11193-61.564560America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574357King’s BayTTTobago11.27242-60.551780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574615EarthiggEarthigg,ErthigTTSan Juan/Laventille10.66667-61.50America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574327L’Anse NoireAnse Noire,L’Anse Noire,L’Anse Noire,Noire BayTTSangre Grande10.83479-60.978880America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3575072AdventureTTTobago11.21368-60.769290America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573765Saint Mary’sOropuche,Saint Mary’s,Saint Mary’s Village,Saint Mary’s,Saint Mary’s VillageTTSiparia10.22329-61.542510America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
6315312GonzalesTTSan Juan/Laventille10.65861-61.503550America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574455GuanapoCunapo,Guanapo,GunapoTTTunapuna/Piarco10.59741-61.268190America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573899Point FortinPoint Fortin,Point FortinTTPoint Fortin10.17411-61.6840719056America/Port_of_Spainseat of a first-order administrative division
3574699CumacaTTSangre Grande10.70918-61.158710America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573561UsineTTPenal/Debe10.2209-61.486340America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574273LoangoTTTunapuna/Piarco10.72415-61.421920America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574887CanaanCanaanTTTobago11.16042-60.812590America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574914Buenos AyresBuenos Aires,Buenos AyresTTSiparia10.10411-61.684210America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3573885PreysalTTCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo10.42156-61.404050America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
3574921BronteTTPenal/Debe10.21572-61.398780America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place
8710005La PiqueTTSan Fernando10.27986-61.464270America/Port_of_Spainpopulated place

Trinidad and Tobago: A Geographical Exploration of the Caribbean’s Dual Island Nation

Trinidad and Tobago, a twin-island country located in the southernmost part of the Caribbean, stands out not only for its geographical diversity but also for its cultural richness. Situated just off the northeastern coast of Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago enjoys a strategic position in the Caribbean Sea. The country consists of two main islands, Trinidad and Tobago, as well as numerous smaller islands. This unique geographical setup has shaped the country’s history, economy, and way of life. With vast natural resources, varied ecosystems, and a mix of urban and rural landscapes, Trinidad and Tobago offers a fascinating case study in how geography influences national development and urban planning. By accessing geographic data such as the latitude and longitude of cities, regions, and natural features, one can better understand how the country's spatial layout contributes to its economic and cultural dynamics.

Trinidad: The Industrial and Urban Powerhouse

Trinidad, the larger of the two main islands, is home to the majority of the country’s population and economic activity. The island’s landscape is dominated by mountain ranges, fertile plains, and an extensive coastline. To the north, the Northern Range runs parallel to the coast and is home to the country’s highest peak, El Cerro del Aripo, standing at 940 meters. These mountains are not only stunning but play a key role in Trinidad’s climate, creating distinct wet and dry zones on the island. The south and central regions of Trinidad are known for their flat, fertile plains that support agriculture, while the island’s coastline provides access to important shipping routes and is vital for the country’s oil and gas industries.

Port of Spain, located on the northwestern coast of Trinidad, is the capital and largest city in the country. As the nation’s political, cultural, and economic hub, Port of Spain has developed into a bustling metropolitan area that features both colonial-era architecture and modern infrastructure. The city’s port is one of the busiest in the Caribbean, handling significant quantities of the country’s oil exports, along with goods from international trade.

In addition to Port of Spain, Trinidad’s other key cities include San Fernando, which serves as the commercial center for the southern part of the island, and Chaguanas, which has grown into a rapidly developing town with a thriving retail and business sector. Each of these urban centers has its own distinct geography, with diverse urban layouts, transportation systems, and local economies.

The northern part of Trinidad, including the city of Arima and nearby areas, features a mix of urban and rural landscapes, with significant agricultural activity in the surrounding areas. The central and southern parts of the island are primarily rural but are home to industrial zones, particularly in the energy sector. The geography of Trinidad, with its diverse regions, is crucial in understanding the distribution of resources, urban development, and the economic opportunities that each area presents.

Tobago: The Smaller, Yet Scenic Island

Tobago, located to the northeast of Trinidad, is much smaller but equally important in shaping the country’s identity. Known for its stunning beaches, lush forests, and coral reefs, Tobago is a major tourist destination and is renowned for its natural beauty. The island’s mountainous interior is home to the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, one of the oldest protected rainforests in the Western Hemisphere. This area is rich in biodiversity and is an important site for conservation and eco-tourism.

Unlike Trinidad, Tobago has a much smaller population, with the majority of residents living in the capital, Scarborough, located on the southwestern coast of the island. Tobago is heavily reliant on tourism, with visitors flocking to its idyllic beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and unique natural landscapes. The tourism sector is the backbone of the island’s economy, providing both employment and economic growth. However, Tobago also faces challenges related to infrastructure, resource management, and sustainable development due to its smaller size and reliance on external industries.

Geographically, Tobago’s coastlines are fringed by beaches and coves, while the interior is characterized by rolling hills, rainforests, and the aforementioned protected reserves. The island’s natural resources, combined with its strategic location in the Caribbean, contribute to its importance within the nation of Trinidad and Tobago.

Administrative Divisions: Regions and Municipalities

Trinidad and Tobago is divided into a number of regions and municipalities, each with distinct geographical features and cultural characteristics. Trinidad itself is divided into several regions, including Port of Spain, San Fernando, Chaguanas, and Arima, while Tobago is divided into the Tobago Region. These regions are further subdivided into districts, and each has its own local government that administers day-to-day affairs.

Port of Spain, as the capital, serves as the administrative center for the entire nation, while cities such as San Fernando and Chaguanas act as regional hubs for commerce and trade. The diversity in the geography of each region creates different economic focuses, with Trinidad’s industrial economy in the south and east, and Tobago’s tourism-driven economy in the north.

Understanding the geographical distribution of these regions, and the data on cities, towns, and municipalities, is key to effective urban planning, resource allocation, and service delivery. Access to detailed geographic data, including information on transportation networks, agricultural zones, and energy infrastructure, is crucial for ensuring that each region develops sustainably while meeting the needs of its population.

The Importance of Geographic Data for Development and Planning

Geographic data plays a pivotal role in the planning and development of both Trinidad and Tobago. By obtaining detailed information on cities, regions, and natural resources, policymakers can make informed decisions about infrastructure, resource management, and environmental conservation. The data also enables better understanding of how the country’s urban and rural areas are interconnected, helping to streamline the delivery of essential services such as healthcare, education, and sanitation.

In terms of transportation, geographic data is essential for improving connectivity between Trinidad and Tobago, as well as between different regions within each island. The nation’s road and maritime transport networks are critical for facilitating trade, travel, and the movement of goods. Geographic data also plays an important role in ensuring that both islands can respond effectively to natural disasters, such as hurricanes and floods, by identifying areas at high risk and planning evacuation routes and relief efforts.

For resource management, geographic data is invaluable for monitoring the distribution of oil, gas, and water resources. Given that Trinidad and Tobago is a leading energy producer in the Caribbean, understanding the geographical location of energy infrastructure and natural resources is crucial for long-term sustainability and economic growth.

Environmental Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunities

Both Trinidad and Tobago face environmental challenges due to their unique geography. In Trinidad, the country’s oil and gas industries have led to concerns about pollution, land degradation, and biodiversity loss, particularly in the central and southern regions where much of the industrial activity takes place. Geographic data on land use, water resources, and environmental degradation is vital for tracking these issues and implementing sustainable solutions.

In Tobago, the preservation of natural habitats, including coral reefs and rainforests, is critical to maintaining the island’s tourism-driven economy. The challenge lies in balancing development with environmental conservation. Geographic data can help monitor the impact of tourism on local ecosystems, ensure that the island’s natural resources are protected, and promote eco-friendly practices in the tourism industry.

Conclusion: Geographic Data as a Catalyst for Sustainable Growth

In conclusion, the geography of Trinidad and Tobago plays an essential role in shaping the nation’s economy, culture, and development. The two islands, with their varied landscapes and resources, present both opportunities and challenges for urban planning, sustainable development, and environmental conservation. Geographic data, such as the latitude and longitude of cities and regions, is crucial for understanding how these regions interact and how the country can best leverage its geographic assets for future growth.

By obtaining and using geographic data, Trinidad and Tobago can continue to improve infrastructure, promote sustainable development, and protect its natural resources. Geographic data serves as a critical tool in ensuring that both islands are able to thrive, balance growth with environmental protection, and build a resilient future for all its citizens.

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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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  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
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