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

Uganda
Uganda
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Last update : 15 January 2025.

Country
Uganda
Capitale
Kampala
Number of cities
10865
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This is the best list of 10865 cities in the Uganda 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 Uganda file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
232010KasokeroUGWestern RegionKagadi District0.9666730.866670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11401510KakonziKakonziUGWestern RegionNtoroko District0.777230.185530Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433217BukhontsoBukhontsoUGEastern RegionManafwa District0.89834.342350Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429923MpitaUGEastern RegionIganga District0.5739533.579050Africa/Kampalapopulated place
225909WankataUGCentral RegionMukono District0.2648632.903170Africa/Kampalapopulated place
230569KwabaUGCentral RegionMukono District0.5532.683330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11430080NakalokweUGEastern RegionNamutumba District0.8390533.704630Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11552861BugoliUGEastern RegionKamuli District0.9829833.043540Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228184NamikaUGCentral RegionNakasongola District1.5181932.429110Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429549LukwansaUGEastern RegionBudaka District0.9767633.899390Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11402337NyabutojoNyabutojoUGWestern RegionKyenjojo District0.6710230.422110Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433193BuwereBuwereUGEastern RegionManafwa District0.911834.359960Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228956MuchubwaUGWestern RegionKakumiro District1.0166731.416670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11401722KihondoKihondoUGWestern RegionKabarole District0.7000630.185430Africa/Kampalapopulated place
232099KasasaUGWestern RegionHoima District1.4333331.30Africa/Kampalapopulated place
234100BusanziUGEastern RegionNamayingo District0.5833333.766670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11552914BulangiraUGEastern RegionKamuli District0.8071833.22050Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11552396NkoleUGCentral RegionGomba District0.2145232.105830Africa/Kampalapopulated place
233358GozaUGWestern RegionKibale District0.7333331.20Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429893BuyalaUGEastern RegionBugiri District0.6278933.831130Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11432860AkoretAkoretUGEastern RegionTororo District0.7326834.231770Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429503KibimbaKibimbaUGEastern RegionBugiri District0.5220333.873610Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11259231NongoNongoUGEastern RegionNamayingo District0.4614833.781420Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11553588NabitambalaUGEastern RegionJinja District0.6221633.32290Africa/Kampalapopulated place
233953ButindeButindeUGEastern RegionBusia District0.2584133.928490Africa/Kampalapopulated place
232615KakungumaireUGCentral RegionNakasongola District1.5821332.091710Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228105NamusaleUGCentral RegionNakaseke District0.732.30Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228516NadangiraUGCentral RegionWakiso District0.4092432.382360Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11356413BubalagalaBubalagalaUGEastern RegionMayuge District0.4002233.469660Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227647NsozibiriUGCentral RegionGomba District0.2833331.60Africa/Kampalapopulated place
233830BuyogaUGCentral RegionKalangala District-0.3666732.266670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
8629165MerikitUGEastern RegionTororo District0.8490134.101760Africa/Kampalapopulated place
235240AlwiAlui,Alwi,AlwiiUGNorthern RegionPakwach District2.461831.362620Africa/Kampalapopulated place
226560RutengaUGWestern RegionKanungu District-1.0572229.85750Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11552598MayembegambogoUGCentral RegionMpigi District0.2384432.321960Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11553549BubakaUGEastern RegionIganga District0.6556933.427020Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231406KigumbaKigomba,KigumbaUGWestern RegionKiryandongo District1.8083832.005020Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231259KikwatambogoUGCentral RegionKayunga District1.0532.833330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
8080300NyanyaUGNorthern RegionNebbi District2.3243231.104550Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11553419KitanabaUGEastern RegionJinja District0.6728533.192890Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11865141OmunyalUGEastern RegionKaberamaido District1.8891233.4170Africa/Kampalapopulated place
235427AguleUGEastern RegionNgora District1.6065233.876660Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433465BukhiendeBukhiendeUGEastern RegionMbale District0.972334.240150Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429846BufundaUGEastern RegionBugiri District0.5970533.870180Africa/Kampalapopulated place
226862PadwotPadwor,PadwotUGNorthern RegionNebbi District2.4745231.204660Africa/Kampalapopulated place
232282KanyamburaraKanyambalala,Kanyambarara,KanyamburaraUGWestern RegionKamwenge District-0.0333330.350Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231724KayebeUGWestern RegionMasindi District1.6045732.066880Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231156KirewaUGEastern RegionTororo District0.783433.95680Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11357038KirowoozaUGCentral RegionMukono District0.3358732.729690Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429864NaibungaUGEastern RegionKaliro District0.9662633.538710Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429708YokoloUGEastern RegionTororo District0.7187133.93390Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11259050IsendaIsendaUGEastern RegionMayuge District0.4395733.630320Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228710MutirUGNorthern RegionPakwach District2.745331.407880Africa/Kampalapopulated place
230695KokaUGNorthern RegionYumbe District3.5422831.330550Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11259084BukaatuBukaatuUGEastern RegionNamayingo District0.3853833.739430Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11553247BukyamataUGEastern RegionLuuka District0.792633.276040Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11551958KiboneUGCentral RegionWakiso District0.4847932.498780Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433184SyamukungaSyamukungaUGEastern RegionManafwa District0.9191334.364110Africa/Kampalapopulated place
234787BikongozoUGWestern RegionRukungiri District-1.0166729.933330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
8080373MaramaUGNorthern RegionPakwach District2.3813731.36460Africa/Kampalapopulated place
8261587LauraUGNorthern RegionArua District2.7443431.057780Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11429658HamasanjaUGEastern RegionBusia District0.5436733.97110Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11614787KyawinyiUGWestern RegionMasindi District1.4597931.569380Africa/Kampalapopulated place
230647KopeloUGEastern RegionNgora District1.4533.750Africa/Kampalapopulated place
232598KaladonapalUGNorthern RegionNapak District2.6534.30Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11551805KalagiUGCentral RegionMityana District0.4405932.071170Africa/Kampalapopulated place
235585AberAber,JaberUGNorthern RegionOyam District2.1931832.345450Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231596KibangaUGCentral RegionLuwero District0.7333332.733330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227254OchokuchaniUGEastern RegionSoroti District1.6653133.532490Africa/Kampalapopulated place
228355NasisaNakisa,Nakiso,NasisaUGEastern RegionNamayingo District0.3869233.913770Africa/Kampalapopulated place
234372BukomaBukoma,BukoomaUGEastern RegionLuuka District0.8749433.339870Africa/Kampalapopulated place
226596RumiraUGWestern RegionIsingiro District-0.8833330.683330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11356371NamazibaNamazibaUGEastern RegionJinja District0.4795233.273070Africa/Kampalapopulated place
229554Busabaga-MaddaBusabaga-Madda,MaddaUGCentral RegionBuikwe District0.2949532.920640Africa/Kampalapopulated place
383381IgeyeroUGEastern RegionMayuge District0.591233.364860Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231589KibangyaUGCentral RegionNakasongola District1.4532.316670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227701NsangiraUGCentral RegionNakasongola District1.1532.583330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11402490KyangaKyangaUGWestern RegionKabarole District0.5684230.305960Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227216OgalayiUGEastern RegionSerere District1.5816433.307060Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11357706NambetaUGCentral RegionBuikwe District0.1050132.974040Africa/Kampalapopulated place
234744BisyaUGWestern RegionBuhweju District-0.330.466670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227548NyabuhamaUGWestern RegionMbarara District-0.4833330.683330Africa/Kampalapopulated place
229411Katuba-MangalibaKatuba-Mangaliba,MangalibaUGCentral RegionMukono District0.287332.766560Africa/Kampalapopulated place
234050BusizaBusizaUGCentral RegionBuvuma District0.0372533.263560Africa/Kampalapopulated place
226597RumbaireUGWestern RegionKamwenge District-0.0530.40Africa/Kampalapopulated place
443175MpangaUGCentral RegionKampala District0.2980332.640750Africa/Kampalapopulated place
235426AguleUGEastern RegionNgora District1.6526233.818270Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227008OnderUGNorthern RegionZombo District2.5801830.760580Africa/Kampalapopulated place
233855BuyambaUGCentral RegionRakai District-0.6563931.394720Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433053BunasakaBunasakaUGEastern RegionManafwa District0.9704434.303470Africa/Kampalapopulated place
227852NgomaneneUGCentral RegionGomba District0.21667320Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11401830KyanamugongoKyanamugongoUGWestern RegionKabarole District0.6439130.233910Africa/Kampalapopulated place
8080987KaseneneUGWestern RegionMasindi District1.6247231.413620Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11433770RarakaRarakaUGEastern RegionTororo District0.7960334.18660Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11356795GeraGeraUGCentral RegionBuikwe District0.2584833.003610Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11357179KateteUGCentral RegionMukono District0.440532.78580Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11357534BendegereUGCentral RegionWakiso District0.0619132.520630Africa/Kampalapopulated place
226493RwanzuUGWestern RegionKisoro District-1.2529.616670Africa/Kampalapopulated place
231711KayonzaUGWestern RegionKiruhura District-0.4891730.813890Africa/Kampalapopulated place
11357524BusinsiUGCentral RegionWakiso District0.1236632.562020Africa/Kampalapopulated place

Uganda: A Geographical Exploration of the Heart of Africa

Uganda, often referred to as the "Pearl of Africa," is a landlocked country located in East Africa. With its diverse landscapes, rich biodiversity, and strategic position on the equator, Uganda is a geographical treasure. The country is characterized by a unique mix of wetlands, savannas, mountains, and lakes, most notably Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa. Its varied topography has played a significant role in shaping its culture, economy, and infrastructure. For geographers and urban planners, understanding the spatial distribution of Uganda’s cities, regions, and natural resources is essential to appreciating the country’s geographical significance. Access to geographic data, such as the latitude and longitude of cities and regions, offers valuable insights for effective policy-making, resource management, and sustainable development.

The Landscape of Uganda: From Lakes to Mountains

Uganda’s geography is one of striking contrasts, where fertile plains give way to vast lakes and dramatic mountain ranges. Situated on the East African plateau, Uganda is bordered by South Sudan to the north, Kenya to the east, Tanzania to the south, Rwanda to the southwest, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to the west. Its central location makes it a crossroads for cultural, political, and economic exchanges between different regions of Africa.

The country’s geography is defined by the Great Rift Valley, which runs along its southwestern border, forming Uganda’s mountainous regions. The Rwenzori Mountains, located on the western edge of the country, are often referred to as the “Mountains of the Moon” and are home to glaciers and snow-capped peaks. Mountains such as Mount Stanley, the highest peak in Uganda, stand as a testament to the country’s geological history and continue to shape local climate patterns and ecosystems.

In contrast, Uganda’s eastern and northern regions are dominated by vast plains, fertile for agriculture. The western part of the country is covered by dense rainforests, while the central and southern areas are dotted with wetlands, lakes, and rivers. The most notable of these is Lake Victoria, which Uganda shares with Kenya and Tanzania. It is a critical resource for fishing, transport, and agriculture and provides a rich ecological environment for various species of fish and birds.

Administrative Structure: Regions and Districts

Uganda’s political and administrative structure is divided into four main regions: Central, Eastern, Northern, and Western. These regions are further subdivided into districts, with the capital city, Kampala, located in the Central Region. Each region has distinct geographical features that influence its economic activities, cultural practices, and development priorities.

Kampala, as the largest city and the country’s economic and political hub, is located on the shores of Lake Victoria. The city’s geography, built on seven hills, has resulted in a unique urban landscape, where dense housing and busy streets blend with scenic views of the surrounding hills and the lake. Kampala has become a thriving metropolis and serves as the primary center for commerce, government, education, and transportation in Uganda. However, the city also faces challenges related to urbanization, including overcrowding, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental degradation.

Other significant cities include Entebbe, which is located on the shores of Lake Victoria and serves as the gateway to Uganda through its international airport, and Mbarara, situated in the western region, known for its agricultural and cattle ranching activities. Gulu, located in the northern part of the country, is an important commercial center for the surrounding rural areas. These cities, along with numerous smaller towns and villages across the country, contribute to Uganda’s economic and social development.

The Role of Geographic Data in Understanding Uganda’s Development

Geographic data is essential for understanding Uganda’s spatial distribution of resources, population, and infrastructure. By obtaining accurate data on the latitude and longitude of cities and regions, geographers can map out the growth of urban areas, track changes in land use, and plan for future development. Such data helps urban planners and policymakers identify areas where infrastructure investments, such as roads, hospitals, and schools, are most needed.

For instance, the rapid urbanization of cities like Kampala presents significant challenges related to housing, transportation, and environmental sustainability. Geographic data is invaluable for designing efficient public transportation systems, mapping areas at risk of flooding, and identifying locations for new residential developments to ease congestion in the city center. Furthermore, understanding the geographic distribution of resources, such as water bodies, agricultural land, and forests, helps to prioritize areas for conservation and sustainable agriculture.

Uganda’s rural areas also benefit from geographic data. The northern and eastern regions, which are more sparsely populated and reliant on agriculture, require careful planning to ensure access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Geographic data helps monitor the movement of rural populations, optimize agricultural practices, and track the effects of climate change on local environments.

Climate and Environmental Sustainability

Uganda’s diverse landscapes also contribute to a range of climate zones, from tropical climates around Lake Victoria to the drier regions of the north and northeast. The country’s agricultural economy, which is heavily reliant on seasonal rainfall, faces significant challenges due to climate variability. Regions in the north, such as Karamoja, experience prolonged droughts, while the west and southwest are susceptible to flooding, particularly during the rainy season.

Geographic data is crucial for managing water resources, identifying areas at risk of drought or flooding, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Data on rainfall patterns, soil types, and vegetation cover helps farmers adapt to changing weather conditions and optimize crop yields. Similarly, geographic data can guide policies aimed at preserving Uganda’s biodiversity, such as monitoring deforestation in the central and western regions and safeguarding the country’s national parks and game reserves.

The management of Uganda’s natural resources, including forests, wetlands, and wildlife, is also dependent on geographic data. Mapping the distribution of these resources helps to prevent over-exploitation, identify areas for protection, and monitor the impact of human activities on fragile ecosystems. Data on the location of critical habitats, such as the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (home to the endangered mountain gorillas), plays a vital role in conservation efforts and tourism planning.

The Future of Uganda: Opportunities and Challenges

Uganda is poised for continued growth, driven by its strategic geographic location, youthful population, and increasing integration into global markets. However, the country faces challenges related to urbanization, environmental sustainability, and climate change. Geographic data, including the location of cities, towns, infrastructure, and natural resources, will be essential for navigating these challenges and ensuring that Uganda’s growth is sustainable and inclusive.

For example, the country’s growing agricultural sector, which is the backbone of its economy, requires careful management of land and water resources. Geographic data can help optimize irrigation systems, improve the distribution of fertilizers, and track the effectiveness of crop rotation techniques. Similarly, data on urban expansion and population density can inform policies to prevent the degradation of urban areas and ensure that the benefits of development are equitably distributed.

Uganda’s tourism industry, which benefits from the country’s diverse landscapes and wildlife, also relies on geographic data for the development of eco-tourism and wildlife conservation efforts. Mapping out areas of ecological interest, identifying tourist hotspots, and tracking visitor trends are all essential for sustaining tourism growth while preserving the environment.

Conclusion: Geographic Data for a Sustainable Future

In conclusion, Uganda’s geographical diversity plays a pivotal role in shaping its economic, cultural, and environmental landscape. From its fertile agricultural lands to its mountainous regions and vast water resources, the country offers both opportunities and challenges for sustainable development. Geographic data is essential for understanding the spatial dynamics of Uganda, managing resources effectively, and planning for the future.

By obtaining and utilizing geographic data, Uganda can continue to develop its cities, expand its infrastructure, and preserve its natural resources for future generations. As the country navigates the complexities of urbanization, climate change, and economic growth, geographic data will remain a crucial tool for ensuring that Uganda’s development is both sustainable and equitable.

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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.
  • 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.
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